The Lenovo 150 Wireless Mouse is in stock at Mascom International, priced at KSh 2,000, brand new and sealed, with a 2.4GHz USB receiver, a 1000 DPI optical sensor and power from a single AA battery. DPI, or dots per inch, measures how far the cursor moves for each inch the mouse travels. Its symmetrical body carries two buttons and a scroll wheel and weighs about 85 g without the battery. Pick up the Lenovo 150 Wireless Mouse at our Old Mutual Building store on Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, or order it for delivery.
Built for university students, sales teams, journalists and anyone who works from a laptop across Kenya, the Lenovo 150 Wireless Mouse replaces the cramped touchpad that slows down spreadsheets, slides and design work. Touchpads tire the wrist and misfire on long documents, especially at a crowded lecture-hall desk at Kenyatta University or JKUAT. Field engineers filing site reports and accountants reconciling M-Pesa statements both gain faster, more accurate clicks with a proper mouse in hand.Plug the small receiver into a USB port and the mouse is ready, with no Bluetooth pairing menus to navigate. Its 10 m wireless range also lets you click through slides from across a meeting room in Westlands.
Unlike roadside stalls in Nairobi that sell unbranded mice with no warranty, Mascom International supplies the genuine Lenovo 150 Wireless Mouse sealed in Lenovo packaging, with an AA battery included and a 6-month warranty handled at our Nairobi CBD service desk. Buyers throughout Kenya report that it makes a sensible add-on to the ThinkPad and EliteBook laptops we sell. Add the Lenovo 150 Wireless Mouse to a laptop order, or message us on WhatsApp and have it delivered with pay-on-arrival anywhere in the country.
Common Questions About the Lenovo 150 Wireless Mouse
How much is the Lenovo 150 Wireless Mouse in Kenya?
The Lenovo 150 Wireless Mouse costs KSh 2,000, sealed and genuine, at Mascom International on Kimathi Street in Nairobi. That price includes the USB receiver, one AA battery to get you started and a 6-month warranty covering manufacturing defects. You can pay in cash or by M-Pesa when it arrives, since every order ships with pay-on-arrival delivery. Many buyers add it to a laptop purchase so the whole setup arrives in one parcel.
Should I buy the Lenovo 150 Wireless Mouse or a wired USB mouse?
Choose the Lenovo 150 Wireless Mouse if you move around with your laptop and want a tidy desk with no cable to snag. It works up to 10 m from the receiver, which helps in presentations and on sofas. A wired USB mouse never needs batteries and has no tiny receiver to lose, so it suits fixed office desktops and cyber cafes. Pick wireless for portability and freedom of movement; pick wired for a shared desk where batteries would go missing.
Will the Lenovo 150 Wireless Mouse keep working during KPLC power cuts?
Yes, the Lenovo 150 Wireless Mouse runs on its own AA battery, so a KPLC blackout does not affect it while your laptop runs on battery. The receiver draws its small power from the laptop's USB port, not the wall. When the cell runs flat, replacement AA batteries are sold at almost every supermarket, kiosk and duka in Kenya. Keeping one spare cell in your laptop bag means a dead mouse never stops a deadline.
Who should buy the Lenovo 150 Wireless Mouse, and who should skip it?
The Lenovo 150 Wireless Mouse suits students, office workers, field staff and anyone who wants a simple, reliable pointer for email, documents, browsing and presentations. It also works for both left- and right-handed users. Skip it if you play competitive PC games, because the fixed 1000 DPI sensor and three-button layout offer no adjustable sensitivity or extra buttons. Gamers and video editors who rely on shortcut buttons are better served by a dedicated gaming or productivity mouse with more controls.
Does the Lenovo 150 Wireless Mouse work with a MacBook, Chromebook or tablet?
The Lenovo 150 Wireless Mouse connects through a USB-A receiver, so it works with any laptop or desktop that has a standard rectangular USB port. Lenovo describes it as compatible with computers, laptops and some tablets. A MacBook or slim laptop with only USB-C ports needs a USB-C to USB-A adapter before the receiver fits. If you are unsure about your device, send its model name to Mascom International on WhatsApp and we will confirm before you order.
Can left-handed people use the Lenovo 150 Wireless Mouse?
Yes, the Lenovo 150 Wireless Mouse has a symmetrical shape designed for right-handed, left-handed and ambidextrous users. Both sides of the body mirror each other, so it sits naturally in either palm. Left-handed users can swap the primary and secondary buttons in Windows or macOS mouse settings for a familiar feel. That makes it a practical choice for shared office desks, school computer labs and households where more than one person uses the same laptop.
How far from the laptop does the Lenovo 150 Wireless Mouse still work?
The Lenovo 150 Wireless Mouse works up to 10 m from its 2.4GHz receiver. That range covers a classroom, a boardroom or a living room where a laptop is connected to a TV by HDMI. Sales teams presenting to clients in Upper Hill or lecturers at the University of Nairobi can stand away from the laptop and still click through slides. Walls and metal furniture can shorten the range, so keep a clear line to the receiver for steady tracking.
How long does an AA battery last in the Lenovo 150 Wireless Mouse?
Published figures for the Lenovo 150 Wireless Mouse put one AA cell at roughly six to ten months, depending on how many hours you use it each day. Heavy office users will sit at the shorter end, while students and occasional users last longer. Customers across Nairobi tell us they rarely think about the battery after the first few weeks. When tracking turns jumpy or stops, fit a fresh AA cell before assuming any fault.
Technical Specifications
Core Function and Tracking
- Optical sensor — an LED and tiny camera track the surface under the mouse, working well on desks and mouse pads.
- 1000 DPI sensitivity — moving the mouse about 5 cm carries the cursor across a 1920-pixel-wide Full HD screen.
- Three controls: left button, right button and scroll wheel — covers clicking, right-click menus and scrolling through long pages.
- Clickable scroll wheel — acts as a middle button, opening web links in a new browser tab with one press.
- Non-programmable layout — the buttons work straight away with no software to install, keeping setup quick on office machines.
Wireless Connection
- 2.4GHz wireless link — a dedicated radio connection that does not depend on Bluetooth support in the laptop.
- Nano USB-A receiver — a small plug that stays in the port, low enough to leave in place inside a laptop bag.
- Up to 10 m range — covers a classroom or boardroom, so you can control slides from the front of the room.
- Pre-matched receiver — the mouse and receiver come linked, so plugging in the receiver is the only setup step.
- Stable connection on clear lines — keep the receiver in view of the mouse, as walls and metal can weaken the signal.
Compatibility
- Standard USB-A port required — fits most Windows laptops and desktops, including the business models Mascom International sells.
- Works with computers, laptops and some tablets — tablets need a USB host connection, so confirm your model before ordering.
- USB-C-only laptops — MacBook Air and slim ultrabooks need a USB-C to USB-A adapter for the receiver.
- No driver download — operating systems treat it as a standard mouse, ready to use within seconds of plugging in.
- Office, school and home use — handles email, documents, spreadsheets, web browsing and presentation software comfortably.
Build and Comfort
- Symmetrical, ambidextrous shape — equally comfortable in the left or right hand, useful on shared desks and in labs.
- Medium size of 105-120 mm in length — fills the palm of most adult hands without feeling cramped or bulky.
- About 85 g without the battery, give or take 10 g — light enough to glide easily and carry all day.
- Black finish — a plain colour that hides scuffs and fingerprints and matches most laptops and office equipment.
- Compact enough for a laptop sleeve — slips into a bag pocket alongside a charger without adding noticeable weight.
Power and Inclusions
- One AA battery powers the mouse — a common cell size sold almost everywhere, so replacements are easy to find.
- Battery included in the box — the mouse works the moment you insert the cell and plug in the receiver.
- Published battery life of roughly six to ten months per cell — actual life depends on your daily hours of use.
- No charging cable needed — there is nothing to plug in and no extra charger to carry when travelling.
- Lenovo part number GY51L52638 — quote it when matching a replacement or checking the exact model on your invoice.
Package Contents
The sealed Lenovo box holds the Lenovo 150 Wireless Mouse, its 2.4GHz nano USB receiver, one AA battery and a printed user guide. Everything needed to start working is inside, so you can open it at the counter and use it within a minute. Mascom International also stocks USB-C to USB-A adapters for MacBooks and slim laptops, along with laptop bags and mouse pads, so you can complete the setup in the same visit.
Warranty
Mascom International backs the Lenovo 150 Wireless Mouse with a 6-month warranty covering manufacturing defects. Faulty buttons, a failed sensor or a receiver that will not connect are covered under normal use. Bring the mouse, its receiver and your receipt to our Nairobi CBD service desk to make a claim.
Where to Buy the Lenovo 150 Wireless Mouse in Kenya
The Lenovo 150 Wireless Mouse is ready for collection at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. Our doors are open Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, and you can try the mouse on one of our laptops before paying. It comes in black.
Get in touch through whichever channel suits you:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
Every order ships with pay-on-arrival to all 47 counties. Buyers in Nairobi and its environs receive it the same day, and students and offices in Eldoret, Kakamega, Nyeri, Meru and Mombasa get theirs within 1 business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. Your purchase carries the 6-month warranty set out above.
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