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HP OMEN Photon (6CL96AA)

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Product type: mouse; Connection: radio; Sensor: optical; Type: for game; Sensor: PixArt; Sensor Resolution (DPI): 100 – 16000; Buttons: 8; Side buttons; DPI-button; Switches: optical; 4D wheel; Left handed; DPI level indicator; Programmable buttons; Lighting: RGB; Lighting effects; Cable: Wireless charger: Qi
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HP OMEN Photon
Colour
Product typemouse
Connectionradio
Sensoroptical
Typefor game
Sensor and control
SensorPixArt / 3335 /
Sensor resolution100 – 16000 DPI
Number of buttons8
Side buttons
DPI-button
Switchesoptical
Scroll wheels1
4D wheel
Additional features
Suitable for left-handers
Left handed
DPI level indicator
Programmable buttons
LightingRGB
Lighting effects+
Connection and power supply
Power sourcebattery
Wireless chargerQi
Port on the devicemicroUSB
General
In boxUSB-A dongle
replaceable side panels
side buttons
Size (LxWxH)129x92x44 mm
Weight140 g
Official Websitestore.hp.com
Added to E-CatalogNovember 2019
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6CL96AA

Wireless charging (QI)
The information in the model description is for reference purposes.
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For its price, probably good, I have nothing to compare it with. Bought for 8,000 RUB
5 April 2020 
My first wireless
Fully charges in 1-2 hours, no more, and the charge lasts for 2-3 weeks (I play almost every day for 6-8 hours) (just so you know, I have the lighting set at 50% brightness since I don't particularly need it).
The mouse wheel lighting is nice.
The charging cable fits very snugly into the mouse and does not fall out, you can even play with it connected.
The side attachments are on very good magnets, you can even use these magnets to pull the mouse itself.
After 10 months, one of the magnets from the side flat magnetic thing fell off, attached itself to the mouse, but I easily pulled it out and pushed it back in.
The sensor is located at the front of the mouse and feels slightly different, but I got used to it after 2 weeks of purchasing and playing games.
My old wired mouse also had side buttons that clicked very easily, and at first, I thought the front side button on this mouse was harder to press, but now I don't feel any difficulty at all, maybe it's the anatomy of my hand.
Râtêώĭǿuse HP OMEN Photon more than year
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