MSI introduces the first CLUTCH GM41 LIGHTWEIGHT WIRELESS wireless gaming mouse

MSI today announced the CLUTCH GM41 LIGHTWEIGHT WIRELESS gaming mouse. This announcement is related to the conquest of a new territory: Until now, MSI didn’t have a wireless gaming mouse in its range. During production great importance was given to optimizing mouse design for competitive FPS players. Weight was intentionally kept low as possible so players could quickly interact with the mouse even in hectic situations.

Design

The basic design of the CLUTCH GM41 LIGHTWEIGHT WIRELESS is identical to the wired version that went on sale in February 2021:

• PTFE sledges on the underside and rubber grips on the side ensure a smooth glide on the mouse pad

• 2.4G wireless technology reduces transmission latency to just 1ms – that’s ten times faster than standard wireless mice.

• 80 hours battery life when fully charged – 0% to 100% charge in 90 minutes (if needed, the mouse can be connected to a computer and used with the included USB cable).

• The integrated PIXART PAW-3370 sensor provides 20,000 dpi sensitivity and 400 IPS motion tracking.

In addition, CLUTCH GM41 LIGHTWEIGHT WIRELESS is supported by MSI Dragon Center. Mouse settings can be customized or different RGB lighting levels adjusted using the software.

scope of delivery

CLUTCH GM41 LIGHTWEIGHT WIRELESS is now available at most MSI dealers.

Specifications at a glance

• PIXART PAW3370 sensor

• Up to 20000 dpi 50G / 400 tracking sensitivity / acceleration IPS tracking

• OMRON keys for over 60 million clicks

• 74 grams total weight of a mouse

• Up to 80 hours of battery life on a full charge on a 90 minute charge

• Symmetrical design for right-handed people

• Dragon Center software support allows for customization, including RGB light

• Charging station, 2.4G USB wireless dongle and FRIXION FREE cable

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