Mouse da gaming Havit MS1034 USB Type-A

The Havit MS1034 USB Type-A gaming mouse is a right-hand ergonomic wired mouse designed for gamers who need precise control. It features an A725F precision sensor with adjustable DPI up to 4800, dynamic RGB backlighting and seven programmable buttons that can be configured via dedicated software. The mouse is finished in white and connects via a 1.6 m USB Type-A cable for a stable, low-latency connection.

Advantages

The Havit MS1034 offers adjustable DPI (800–4800) for accurate tracking, seven programmable buttons for customised controls, and dynamic RGB lighting for a tailored visual appearance. Its ergonomic right-hand form factor and 144 g weight provide stable handling during extended sessions, while durable switches rated for up to 3 million clicks and a wired USB Type-A connection ensure reliable long-term performance.

Suitable for

• PC gamers who prefer a wired, right-hand ergonomic mouse
• Players who need programmable buttons for macros and shortcuts
• Users requiring adjustable sensitivity for different game genres
• Setups where stable, low-latency USB Type-A connection is preferred

Key specifications

• Form factor: right-hand ergonomic
• Movement resolution: up to 4800 DPI (adjustable, 800–4800)
• Buttons: 7 programmable buttons
• Scroll: wheel type
• Interface: wired USB Type-A with 1.6 m cable
• Weight: 0.144 kg
• Lighting: dynamic RGB backlighting
• Switch durability: up to 3 million clicks

How to use

Connect the Havit MS1034 to a computer using the USB Type-A cable. Install the manufacturer’s software if you need to customise button assignments, set DPI stages, or configure the RGB lighting. Use the scroll wheel for standard scrolling and the programmable buttons to assign macros, in-game commands or shortcuts according to your preferences. Adjust DPI on the fly to match different gameplay situations.

Recommendations

For best results, use the mouse on a flat, low-friction surface or gaming mouse pad, keep the USB connector securely seated for stable performance, and periodically check the software for firmware or driver updates to maintain functionality.