Gigabyte KM7600 keyboard mouse review

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Gigabyte KB7600

When we look at the mouse all we can say is that it is convenient to use. Personally I would have liked the mouse a little bigger, but I am a big dude alright.

Gigabyte KB7600

The mouse comes with the traditional buttons and a scrollwheel, very convenient however I find the DPI switch, often to be found on professional game mouses. Two modes are available, 800 and 1600 DPI. To the left and right are rubber grips.

Gigabyte KB7600

This little rodent is powered by two "AAA" sized batteries. Though they should last up-to four months, we always recommend end-users to use rechargeable Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) batteries.

Gigabyte KB7600

You can spot a power button here at the backside, apparently the mouse will not power down totally which is a bit of a drag as you need to manually shut it down if you don't use it for a longer timeframe. Also a scan button is located here should you need to sync and reinitialize both the mouse and keyboard. Where's the USB Nano receiver you might wonder ?  Well, it's actually hidden inside your mouse. Very convenient if you are on the road or something, as it is much more difficult to loose that little fracker.

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