Description
Description
The Patriot Viper V530 Wired RGB Gaming Mouse PV530OULK supports controlling a compatible computer. This mouse is for office and home computer users.
The form factor is Ergonomic, Right-Handed Design. Also, the connectivity is Wired. The sensor is Avago 3050 optical.
Also, the max dpi is 4000 DPI. The polling rate is 500 Hz. Also, the onboard memory is Yes. The controller is Holtek HT82F5532.
Check the connection type against the ports or wireless features on your computer. Also, compare the layout and dimensions with your working preferences. For example, check the stated package contents when a wireless receiver is required. Finally, follow the device instructions for pairing, charging or battery replacement.
For the Patriot Viper V530 Wired RGB Gaming Mouse PV530OULK, keep the model details with your equipment records. Also, use the same reference when comparing accessories and replacement parts. This helps distinguish products with similar names when planning future purchases.
Product summary
The Patriot Viper V530 Wired RGB Gaming Mouse PV530OULK is a mouse. Form Factor: Ergonomic, Right-Handed Design; connectivity: Wired.
Specifications
| Brand | Patriot |
|---|---|
| Model / supplier reference | PV530OULK |
| Form Factor | Ergonomic, Right-Handed Design |
| Connectivity | Wired |
| Sensor | Avago 3050 optical |
| Max DPI | 4000 DPI |
| Polling Rate | 500 Hz |
| Onboard Memory | Yes |
| Controller | Holtek HT82F5532 |
| Buttons | 7 Programmable |
| Switch Type | Huan Yu WK-01B-60-5 micro switches |
| RGB Lighting | Customizable LED RGB lighting |
| Color | Black |
Frequently asked questions
The Patriot Viper V530 Wired RGB Gaming Mouse PV530OULK is a mouse for controlling a compatible computer.
This mouse is for office and home computer users.
Form Factor: Ergonomic, Right-Handed Design.
Connectivity: Wired.
Sensor: Avago 3050 optical.
Check the connection type against the ports or wireless features on your computer.
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