- DPI800/1200/1600/2400
- Connectivity2.4GHz USB receiver
- SensorOptical tracking
- Power2×AAA batteries
- Weight85 g
- Features6 buttons | 10 m range | Right-hand ergo
Description
Core Experience
WM-325 is a right-hand ergonomic wireless mouse built for all-day comfort. Textured rubber side grips and a sculpted thumb rest keep your hand relaxed, while precise optical tracking delivers smooth control on common desk surfaces without a pad.
Power & Endurance
- 2.4GHz link with auto-channel hopping for stable, low-latency input up to 10 m
- DPI switch cycles 800/1200/1600/2400 to match browsing, office, or design tasks
- Powered by 2×AAA; smart sleep cuts consumption when idle
Use Cases
Everyday work, study, and travel. Plug the nano receiver into a laptop or dock and start instantly—no drivers. Tracks on wood, cloth, paper, and resin desktops.
Why It’s Different
Balanced palm-size shell, anti-slip side texture, silent scroll with grippy rubber, and a recessed slot to store the nano receiver inside the battery bay for easy carry.
Specifications
| Brand | 1203pan |
|---|---|
| Model | WM-325 |
| DPI Levels | 800 / 1200 / 1600 / 2400 (hardware switch) |
| Connectivity | 2.4GHz wireless via USB nano receiver |
| Sensor | Optical |
| Polling Rate | 125Hz |
| Buttons | Left, Right, Scroll, DPI, Forward, Back |
| Power | 2×AAA batteries (not included); auto-sleep |
| Range | 10 m line-of-sight |
| Size / Weight | 108×73×41 mm / 85 g |
| Materials | ABS shell, rubber side grips, PTFE feet |
| Compatibility | Windows, macOS, Linux, ChromeOS |
| Packing | Mouse×1, USB nano receiver×1, quick guide×1 |
| In the Box | Same as above |
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FAQ
How do I change DPI?
Press the DPI button behind the scroll wheel to cycle 800→1200→1600→2400. The current step is indicated by a brief LED blink.
Where is the receiver stored?
Open the battery cover. The nano receiver sits in a recessed slot next to the batteries.
Does it need a mouse pad?
No. The optical sensor tracks on most non-glass surfaces including wood, cloth, paper, and resin.
What batteries should I use?
Use two alkaline AAA cells. Rechargeable NiMH cells also work but reported runtime may vary.
Safety & Compliance
Complies with CE, RoHS, and FCC. Contains small parts and batteries—keep away from children. Do not mix old and new batteries. Recycle e-waste and cells per local rules.
