
Lenovo 530 Wireless Mouse, Graphite
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Lenovo 530 Wireless Mouse, Graphite is a gaming mouse made by Lenovo. It is listed at 2 UK shops, cheapest in stock at Currys for £11.99 (checked 9 November 2026); in-stock prices run from £11.99 to £14.99.
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What is the cheapest UK price for Lenovo 530 Wireless Mouse, Graphite?
The cheapest in-stock UK price for Lenovo 530 Wireless Mouse, Graphite is £11.99 at Currys (checked 9 November 2026).
Where is Lenovo 530 Wireless Mouse, Graphite in stock?
Lenovo 530 Wireless Mouse, Graphite is in stock at Currys (£11.99), John Lewis (£14.99), as checked 9 November 2026 or later.
From the retailer
This portable wireless mouse is the perfect accessory for those who travel for work or anyone who wants greater control and freedom. Powered by 2.4 GHz wireless technology, it features a long, 12-month battery life. And its 3-click functionality is designed for left- or right-hand usage It features 3 unique buttons: left click, right click and scroll wheel. Left and right click buttons last for up to 8 million clicks. Slip the lightweight mouse into a carrying case and enjoy more flexibility on the go. Weighing just 65g, it travels light and easy.
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