Wireless Optical Right-hand Mouse TRACER TRAMYS46750 — 1600 DPI, RF 2.4 GHz, Nano USB Receiver, 6 Buttons, AA Battery

The Tracer TRAMYS46750 RF Wireless Optical Right-hand mouse is a compact, battery-powered pointing device designed for office environments. It uses RF wireless connectivity and optical movement detection with a 1600 DPI resolution to track cursor movement. The mouse features a right-handed ergonomic form factor, six pressed buttons and a scroll wheel, and comes in a red and black finish that fits many desktop setups.

Advantages

The RF wireless interface provides a stable connection without the need for a cable, while optical tracking at 1600 DPI offers a balance between precision and general-purpose responsiveness. The right-hand form factor and six-button layout support common office tasks and extra shortcut functions. Lightweight and battery-powered, the mouse is simple to install and move between workstations.

Suitable for

• Office work, document editing and spreadsheet navigation
• Web browsing and email management
• General-purpose desktop use where a right-handed ergonomic design is preferred
• Users who need additional programmable or multi-function buttons for shortcuts

Key specifications

• Form factor: Right-hand ergonomic shape
• Connectivity: RF wireless
• Movement detection: Optical sensor
• Resolution: 1600 DPI
• Buttons: 6 pressed buttons plus scroll wheel
• Power: Battery operated
• Colour: Red and black finish

How to use

Insert the required battery or batteries, plug the RF receiver into an available USB port and wait for the device to be recognized by the operating system. Place the mouse on a flat surface or mouse pad and use the scroll wheel and buttons for navigation and command execution. Adjust cursor speed and button configuration from the system settings or driver software if available.

Recommendations

For consistent performance, use the mouse on a clean, non-reflective surface and replace batteries when tracking or responsiveness declines. Keep the RF receiver close to the mouse to minimize interference, and store the receiver in the mouse body or a secure location when transporting the device.