Cooler Master introduced the MasterMouse MM712 Wireless, a gaming mouse suitable for all grip and genre types. The mouse offers three kinds of connectivity—wired USB, wireless RF 2.4 GHz, and Bluetooth 5.1. It uses an internal 500 mAh rechargeable battery that soaks charge when using the mouse in the USB mode (or when plugged in to any USB power source). On a full charge, this battery provides up to 180 hours of use in the Bluetooth 5.1 mode, and up to 80 hours in the 2.4 GHz RF mode (probably due to the latter having a higher 1000 Hz polling rate, while BT only offers 125 Hz).

Under the hood, the MM712 packs a PixArt Optical sensor with 19,000 dpi resolution, 400 IPS instruction-rate, and 50 G acceleration. The main two buttons use optical switches rated for 70 million clicks. The mouse measures 116.5 mm x 62.4 mm x 38.3 mm, and weighs 59 g without cable or dongle (but including its internal battery). It comes in two color-based variants—all black, and white+gray. The mice come with Teflon glide surfaces underneath. The MM712 is expected to begin selling from March 16. The company didn't reveal pricing.