Turtle Beach Grip 300 5-Button Optical Gaming Mouse with Avago 3500 Sensor and Omron Switches for PC and Mac
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							Top Quality Components - Avago 3050 optical sensors and Omron switches provide instant response and precise tracking
							
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							Hardware Adjustment Switches - On-mouse switches adjust mouse speed from 500 to 1750 DPI and polling rate from 125 to 1000Hz
							
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							Light Them Up - The Grip 300 sports an illuminated scroll wheel and logo
							
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							Plug and Play - Works flawlessly right out of the box on both PCs and Macs; No drivers or other software needed
							
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							Get a Grip - Non-slip, soft-touch coating enhances grip control and increases gamer endurance
							
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