Dell has released the Pro 7 (MS746) wireless mouse, a $44.99 peripheral featuring a supercapacitor for power storage instead of lithium batteries.
The device supports rapid charging, provides FIPS-grade encryption through a dedicated Secure Link receiver, and includes a 6,000 dpi sensor.
Configuration is handled via the Dell Display and Peripheral Manager on Windows, and the hardware features a symmetrical design for ambidextrous use.
Specifications
The mouse weighs 79,4 grams and features a symmetrical design, making it suitable for both right- and left-handed users. Its housing is made from 64% recycled plastic. In addition, it offers:
- Autonomy: A full charge lasts about 1,5 months.
- Fast charging: It only takes 5 seconds of charging to have power for a day of work.
- Adjustment: It has 5 buttons, of which 3 are programmable.
- Accuracy: Its sensor supports resolution up to 6.000 dpi.
Security and connectivity
For those who value security, the device includes the dedicated Dell Secure Link receiver, which provides high-level encryption.
It is important to know that the Dell Display and Peripheral Manager (DDPM), which is necessary for customizing mouse settings and buttons, is only available for Windows computers.
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Dell backs the product with a three-year warranty, which includes an advanced device replacement option.
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