McShore Wireless Mouse WM212
 399.00 Bht.


Overview
Simple and handy, it improves your daily working efficiency and is suitable for either hand. The extra backward and forward function help to surf the internet world easier. It can recall your previous page and move up to next page without moving the mouse. It is just only one click to do the trick. Featuring a precision 1200 dpi optical engine, McShore WM212 provides great cursor movement control for browsing documents or Internet pages. The Nano receiver is mini size, so you can leave it your notebook when you’re moving around anywhere. To save on battery, McShore WM212 is designed with power on/off switch is added to extend the battery life. McShore WM212 also has sleeping mode to help you save the battery when you are not use. The surface is rubber paint so it soft and comfortable. McShore WM212 is available in three popular colors which are Trendy Black, Jazzy Grey and Cooly Silver

Specification
• Sensor : Red Optical
• Resolution : 1,200dpi
• Interface : Nano USB
• Extra function : Backward and forward
• System Requirements : Windows ME, 2000, XP, Vista, 7, Macintosh OSX-later
Warranty: 1 years warranty

Additional Information
If the above solutions do not resolve your problem, Please contact our MCC (McShore Contact Centre)
Tel. 029317222 from Monday to Friday 9.00am-5.00pm. 		Support
  1. How can I set up my WM212: It is as easy as turning on your computer and plugging in the USB device. The mouse instantly sync to your computer for plug-and-play access via 2.4 GHz wireless technology.
  2. My WM212 is not working:  First, Plug your Nano receiver securely and directly into a USB port on your computer to see if you do not plug it properly. Second, Try plugging your Nano receiver into a different USB port to see your port may be the cause. If you plug in the Nano receiver and the mouse is still not working, make sure that the on/off switch has activate.
  3. Cursor does not follow WM212 mouse movements: First, Clean your WM212 mouse sensor with a soft cloth. Second, Try using your mouse on a piece of clean white paper to see if the surface may be the cause. If the mouse works well on the paper, use a mouse pad.