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E-blue Troza 2.4GHz Wireless Laser Mouse


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If you are looking for a tiny mouse for your your netbook or notebook, then check out the E-blue Troza 2.4GHz Wireless Laser Mouse.

E-blue Troza 2.4GHz Wireless Laser Mouse

This tiny mouse measures 51 x 75 x 30mm and weighs just 33g, it comes with its own USB receiver that you can plug into your notebook or netbook.

E-blue Troza 2.4GHz Wireless Laser Mouse

Here’s the specifications.

  • 2.4GHz Wireless Technology
  • Laser Technology
  • Ergonomic grip and sculpted thumb support
  • Longer battery life up to 6 months
  • Mouse speed: 500 / 1,000 / 1,600 dpi, 6,000fps
  • Powered by 1 x AAA battery
  • Receiving Distance: 10M
  • Support Window 2000/XP/Vista, Mac OSX 10.2 or above
  • Dimension: 51 x 75 x 30mm (approx.)
  • Weight: 33g

The E-blue Troza 2.4GHz Wireless Laser Mouse is available for $28 from Brando.

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  • Mike N.

    Never mind the tiny mouse, check out the freaky hand! The middle and ring fingers are like E.T’s fingers.

  • James A.

    Wow,this mouse looks amazing. And the fact that the dongle is that small definitely makes up for the fact that it isn’t rechargeable. But seriously… That is definitely the smallest wireless reciever I have ever seen, anywhere. I think if it was any smaller it’d be impossible to remove.

  • JSChism829

    I ordered this mouse a long time ago and it worked great for the first couple months but now the batteries seem to only last through 1 or 2 uses of the mouse before I have to replace them again. Not sure if mine is just defective, but just a caution to anyone considering spending the money.

  • Yongchean

    Hi, I am facing the same problem as well. I need to change the batteries every 1 week, and it’s really quite frustrating especially you do not have spare batteries at hand. I wrote to the technical support, but received no response at all after weeks.
    It’s definitely ergonomically friendly, but guess it can’t top the frustration of needing to change the batteries all the time