6 Programmable Buttons
Resolution: 200 – 8,000 DPI
USB Data Format: 16 bits/axis
USB Report Rate: 1000 Hz (1ms)
Microprocessor: 32-bit ARM
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Logitech G102 LightSync Gaming Mouse Black
₱995.00
Make the most of your game time with G102 gaming mouse, featuring LIGHTSYNC technology, a gaming-grade sensor and a classic 6-button design. Light up your game and your desk.
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Payment Methods
- Cash on delivery for orders P2,000 and below.
- InstaPay Bank Transfer
- PesoNet Bank Transfer (P50,000 and above orders but subject to clearing of funds)
- Cheque Payment (Subject to 1-2 Days Clearing)
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Delivery
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Express Delivery within Metro Manila
Same day delivery via Lalamove, Grab, TokTok, Mr. Speedy, other 3rd Party Couriers.
Delivery outside Metro Manila
Delivery outside Metro Manila are shipped via LBC, J&T, JRS and/or your preferred shipping terms.
Note: Delivery cost and returns are shouldered by buyer. We are not held responsible for any loss and damage to the item if you chose to have it delivered by a 3rd Party Courier.
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