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Redragon S162 RGB 3-Mode Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard and Mouse Combo - Black
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The Redragon S162 RGB combo includes a 3-mode wireless mechanical keyboard with a 4000mAh battery and a 12800 DPI mouse with 7 programmable buttons. Both feature RGB lighting and multi-mode connectivity.
The Redragon S162 RGB 3-Mode Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard and Mouse Combo in Black provides a complete input solution for gamers and PC users. This combo offers versatile connectivity and customisation options for an optimised desktop experience.
- Keyboard features 99 mechanical keys with RGB backlighting, gasket-mounted design, and hot-swappable switches.
- Keyboard connects via wired USB, 2.4G wireless, or Bluetooth, powered by a 4000mAh battery.
- Mouse features a VSo9M58+ S205 sensor with up to 12800 DPI, 7 programmable buttons, and RGB backlighting.
- Mouse connects via wired USB, 2.4G wireless, or Bluetooth, powered by a 700mAh battery.
- Both keyboard and mouse are constructed from ABS material and support Windows and macOS operating systems.
- Keyboard dimensions: 38.3 x 13.3 x 3.7 cm, weighing 916g. Mouse dimensions: 12.4 x 6.5 x 4 cm, weighing 91g.
This combo is suitable for various gaming genres and general computer use, offering flexibility with its multi-mode connectivity and customisable features.
Branded Gadgets & Promotional Tech
The Redragon S162 RGB combo includes a 3-mode wireless mechanical keyboard with a 4000mAh battery and a 12800 DPI mouse with 7 programmable buttons. Both feature RGB lighting and multi-mode connectivity.
From R847.00 ex VAT
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