Product Description
Portable Wireless Mouse – Dual Mode (M90)
This is a 2.4GHz and Bluetooth dual-mode mouse (model M90), built for installers and integrators who need a spare, portable pointing device that works across a Windows/Mac fleet without carrying two dongles.
Key specs
- Connectivity: switchable Bluetooth / 2.4GHz wireless, approx. 10m operating range
- Sensor: photoelectric optical, switchable DPI — 800 / 1200 / 1600 (1200 default)
- Buttons: 2 buttons plus scroll wheel and a dedicated DPI button
- Battery: 500mAh rechargeable lithium, rated approx. 150 hours working time from a 2-hour charge
- Build: ABS housing, approx. 95g gross weight, rated for 5 million click cycles
- Charging lead: approx. 25cm
- OS support: Windows 98 through Windows 10, and Mac OS or newer
Deployment notes
Dual-mode switching means one mouse can pair over Bluetooth to a tablet or Android/iPad for on-site diagnostics, then flip to 2.4GHz USB receiver mode for a PC or NVR workstation — useful for engineers who move between devices on a single job. The compact packing size (approx. 11 x 7 x 4.5cm) suits a tool bag or van stock shelf without adding bulk.
Note the listing title references black/white colour variants and RGB LED lighting; the core specification sheet supplied covers the white M90 unit — confirm colour and lighting variant against the product image before ordering for a client-facing install.
Specifications
- Brand
- Unbranded
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this mouse work with both Windows and Mac?
Yes — the specification lists support for Windows 98 through Windows 10, and Mac OS or newer.
How long does the battery last on a full charge?
The 500mAh rechargeable battery is rated for approximately 150 hours of working time after a 2-hour charge.
Can I switch between Bluetooth and a USB receiver?
Yes, it's a dual-mode device — you can switch between Bluetooth pairing and 2.4GHz wireless connection depending on the device you're using.
What DPI settings are available?
The mouse supports 800, 1200, and 1600 DPI, switchable via a dedicated button, with 1200 DPI as the default.
