WiWU WM101-C Wireless Mouse - 2.4GHz - USB-C Rechargeable

Description

The WiWU WM101-C is a precision optical mouse designed to meet the mobility requirements of modern professionals. This hybrid peripheral integrates perfectly into a multi-device work ecosystem, allowing switching between traditional wireless connection protocols. Its ultra-slim design makes it a top choice for mobile technicians and users of the latest generation of laptops.

At the heart of the high-density ABS chassis is a high-performance optical sensor offering three adjustable resolution levels (1000, 1200, and 1600 DPI), ensuring optimal responsiveness on various work surfaces. Unlike standard models, the WM101-C features a 300mAh lithium polymer cell. This internal architecture allows for fast charging via the front USB-C port, ensuring extended battery life and permanently eliminating the recurring costs associated with replacing alkaline batteries.

The mouse's ergonomics have been designed to minimise fatigue during prolonged use. With a switch (button) activation force calibrated at 75g (±15g), it offers precise and silent tactile feedback, ideal for shared office environments (open-plan offices). The included USB receiver is a hybrid model compatible with both classic USB-A ports and USB-C ports, thus avoiding the use of bulky external adapters.

Technical Specifications

• Manufacturer Reference: WM101-C (Magic Mouse Series)
• Technology / Material: Wireless Optical (2.4GHz + BT) / ABS Plastic
• Compatibility: Windows (XP, 7, 8, 10, 11), macOS, iPadOS, Linux
• Dimensions: 114 x 57.5 x 24 mm
• Weight: 60g ±5g
• Power Supply / Standards: Built-in 300mAh battery / USB-C charging
• DPI Resolution: 1000 / 1200 / 1600 adjustable DPI
• Polling Rate: 250Hz

Workshop Advice & Usage

For resellers and technicians, it is important to note that this model is particularly suitable for customers with recent MacBook Air/Pro or Ultrabooks that only have USB-C ports. During setup, if the cursor appears jerky, check the internal battery charge level before diagnosing a sensor fault. To maximise the lithium battery's lifespan, advise the end user to use a computer USB port for charging rather than a smartphone fast charger, to avoid any overvoltage on the charge management circuit (Power IC).