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Cherry XTRFY M50 Wired Gaming Mouse in White, image 1 of 51 / 5

Cherry XTRFY M50 Wired Gaming Mouse in White

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£51.99
2 retailers

Specifications

Buttons4
ConnectionUSB
Weight105 g

At a glance

Cherry XTRFY M50 Wired Gaming Mouse in White is a gaming mouse made by Cherry. It is listed at 2 UK shops, none of them showing stock right now.

From the retailer

With the Cherry XTRFY M50 in hand, you're all set for those marathon gaming sessions. Its ergonomic design keeps you comfy and sharp, even when the hours fly by. It weights just 105 g, so it moves as fast as your reflexes. And the Pixart 3311 sensor is incredibly precise with variable DPI up to 12000. Good to know

  • With onboard memory, you can switch between 5 profiles for different games or players
  • It glides smoothly on any surface, thanks to its 100% PTFE feet

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Currys
Stock not confirmedchecked 17 days ago, may be out of date
£6.97View at Currys
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CCL Computers
Out of Stockchecked 6 hours ago
£51.99View at CCL Computers

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