Verbatim VER98590 Wireless Bluetooth Led Mouse 1600 Dpi

Product Description

The VERBATIM VER98590 is a wireless Bluetooth mouse designed for use with tablets, laptops, and desktop systems running Windows or Mac OS. It uses Blue LED optical sensor technology to deliver 1600 DPI tracking across a wide range of surfaces, including glass and granite, where standard optical mice often fail. The mouse operates wirelessly at distances up to 30 feet without requiring a USB receiver, relying entirely on the device's built-in Bluetooth radio. Power comes from a single AAA battery. The contoured housing supports extended-use comfort for office and field work alike.

This mouse is suited for tablet-based workflows and general desktop use in professional environments. It is compatible with Android and Windows Bluetooth-enabled tablets, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows Vista, and Mac OS 10.4 and higher. The receiver-free Bluetooth connection keeps USB ports free, which is a practical advantage on tablets and thin-client devices with limited port availability. IT professionals, field technicians, and general office users are the primary installers and end users.

Key Features

• Blue LED optical sensor provides 1600 DPI precision tracking on glass, granite, and standard surfaces
• Wireless range up to 30 feet via Bluetooth with no USB receiver required
• Compatible with Android tablets, Windows tablets, Windows XP through Vista, and Mac OS 10.4 and higher
• Contoured design supports comfortable use during extended sessions
• Powered by one AAA battery for easy field replacement

Compatibility

Compatible with Android and Windows Bluetooth-enabled tablets, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows Vista, and Mac OS 10.4 and higher.

Installation Notes

Pairing is handled through the host device's Bluetooth settings menu. Ensure the host device has Bluetooth enabled and is set to discoverable or pairing mode before activating the mouse. No drivers or receivers are required for supported operating systems. Replace the AAA battery when tracking becomes inconsistent or the mouse fails to maintain connection.