
Targus AMW584GL
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At a glance
Targus AMW584GL is a gaming mouse made by Targus. It is listed at one UK shop, John Lewis, for £39.99 (checked 1 November 2026).
Quick answers
What is the cheapest UK price for Targus AMW584GL?
The cheapest in-stock UK price for Targus AMW584GL is £39.99 at John Lewis (checked 1 November 2026).
Where is Targus AMW584GL in stock?
Targus AMW584GL is in stock at John Lewis (£39.99), as checked 1 November 2026 or later.
From the retailer
Targus' Ergo Wireless Mouse helps to reduce wrist strain with a comfortable ergonomic design, is infused with antimicrobial protection, and delivers precise tracking on virtually any surface. Ergonomic comfort An ergo-fit for the palm of your hand, its tilted design mimics the natural wrist alignment, thereby reducing wrist strain. Antimicrobial protection DefenseGuard is a continuous cleaning innovation designed to prevent and eliminate the growth of bacteria. It delivers a durable, cleaner surface, is proven to protect against germs, and won’t wear off or wash off. Multi-Functions With plug-and-play set up, the USB-A receiver connects into the host device for wireless connectivity. Universal compatibility It's compatible with MacOS, Android, and Windows devices.
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