Mouse Price in Nepal
Mouse buying guide: connection, DPI, size and clicks
Choosing a mouse gets easy once you know where you'll use it (a desk or a laptop bag) and what for (office work or games). These five points cover it.
1. Wired or wireless
A wired USB mouse never needs batteries and usually costs less. The Logitech M90 and Dell MS116 are this type. A wireless mouse either plugs a small 2.4GHz receiver into a USB port or pairs over Bluetooth, and many do both. If you carry a laptop, wireless keeps the bag free of cables. Receivers, Bluetooth and batteries are covered on wireless mouse price in Nepal.
2. Understand DPI (or CPI)
DPI, which some makers call CPI (counts per inch), is how far the pointer moves for each inch you move the mouse. A higher figure moves the pointer further for less hand movement. It doesn't make the mouse more accurate.
Office mice usually sit between 1000 and 1600 DPI, like the Rapoo B20 (1200 DPI) and the Alcatroz Airmouse L6 (1600 CPI), and that's plenty for everyday work. Gaming mice go much higher and let you switch levels with a button: Logitech lists the Logitech G102 LIGHTSYNC as adjustable from 200 to 8,000 DPI (Logitech). You can fine-tune pointer speed in your computer's mouse settings either way.
3. Sensor and surface
Most mice now use an optical sensor, and Logitech says the M171's works on almost any surface (Logitech). Glass and very glossy desks are the exception, where the pointer can jump or stop. A mouse pad fixes that and gives steadier tracking than bare wood; see mouse pad price in Nepal.
4. Size, shape and grip
Match the mouse to your hand and how you hold it. If your whole palm rests on it (palm grip), a full-size mouse is more comfortable over a long day. Rapoo describes the Rapoo MT760L, at 125 × 81 × 47 mm and 103 g, as ideal for people who prefer a larger mouse (Rapoo). If only your fingertips touch it, or your fingers arch over it (claw grip), a smaller, lighter mouse feels quicker. Portable mice like the UGREEN MU001 fit easily in a laptop bag.
If your wrist aches after long days, a vertical mouse like the Fantech W195 GO Comfy keeps your hand upright, in a handshake position, which some people find easier. Left-handed users should look for a symmetrical shape; Logitech says the M196's ambidextrous design suits either hand (Logitech).
5. Clicks, buttons and polling rate
In a shared office or a quiet room at night, a silent mouse helps. Rapoo says the M100 Silent's switches let you click without disturbing others (Rapoo). Extra side buttons usually work as Back and Forward in a browser.
Gamers also look at polling rate, how often the mouse reports its position to the computer. Logitech gives the Logitech G402 Hyperion Fury a 1 ms report rate, which works out to 1000 times a second (Logitech). For sensors, weight and buttons, see gaming mouse price in Nepal.
Buying from Quality Computer
Every mouse comes with a VAT bill. We usually deliver all over Nepal in 2 to 5 days, and delivery is free within 15 km on products over Rs 5,000. You can also visit our store on Bhadrapur Road, Birtamode, or call 023-530150 or 9863609150.
More reading: Home office setup in Nepal · Gaming PC builds in Nepal · What a KVM switch does
Mouse FAQ
Which mouse is best for office or laptop use?
A wireless optical mouse at around 1000 to 1600 DPI suits most office and laptop work. Pick a silent one if you share a room, and a small portable one if it goes in your bag every day.
How much DPI do I need?
For office work, 1000 to 1600 DPI is enough. Gamers usually play well below their mouse's maximum and switch levels with the DPI button. A bigger number on the box doesn't make a mouse better by itself.
Should I buy a wired or wireless mouse?
Wired, if it stays on one desk and you never want to think about batteries. Wireless, if you use a laptop or want a tidy desk. Many wireless mice run for months on a single AA battery.
What is a silent mouse?
Its buttons are built to click quietly, and it works like any other mouse. It suits shared offices, libraries and late-night work. The Logitech M221 Silent, Rapoo M100 Silent and Lenovo 350 Bluetooth Silent on this page are examples.
Which mouse brands do you sell?
Rapoo, Fantech, Logitech, Havit, ViewSonic, UGREEN, AOC, Armaggeddon, Frontech, Philips, Alcatroz, Ant Esports, Lenovo, Meetion, R8, WiWU, A4TECH, Acer, Dell, Delux, Golden Field, Micropack, Redragon, Tech Link, Track and Zoook. Every price on this page is our current website price.
Do you deliver mice outside Birtamode?
Yes. We usually deliver all over Nepal in 2 to 5 days, and delivery is free within 15 km on products over Rs 5,000.
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