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The set includes both wired and wireless mice. Wired models typically use USB‑A connections or Micro‑USB cables (many listings specify USB‑A), while other models are offered as wireless options.

Wireless models use 2.4 GHz radio (USB receiver) and Bluetooth technologies. Advertised operating ranges are commonly around 10 m (about 33 ft) for the USB receiver and similar distances for Bluetooth connections.

Tracking specs vary by model. Some list a fixed 1000 DPI, others offer multi-step ranges (for example, 240–4000 DPI). A wired option mentions a 1200 DPI sensor with an alternate 1500 DPI mode. Check each product listing for the exact DPI steps and adjustable settings.

The selection includes compact ambidextrous designs with soft grips, sculpted ergonomic shapes (including a thumb‑operated trackball on one model), and compact portable shapes aimed at comfort and reduced arm movement.

Several models are lightweight and compact so they fit easily into bags or pockets. Some include onboard USB‑receiver storage and are explicitly marketed for travel and portability.

The listings target a mix of home and business use. One wired model is also described for medical and industrial settings, while others are positioned primarily for home or office work.