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iMICE G-1800 Wireless Mouse | 2.4GHz Silent Optical, 1600 DPI Adjustable, Rechargeable Battery

Quiet clicking pointer control for shared offices, late-night study desks, and open-plan workspaces across Nairobi.


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iMICE G-1800 Wireless Mouse is now in stock at Mascom International for KSh 3,000, brand new and sealed, with a 2.4GHz wireless link, a built-in rechargeable cell, hushed micro-switch buttons, and three DPI steps of 800, 1200, and 1600. Mascom International stocks the iMICE G-1800 at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, open Monday to Saturday from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. The nano USB receiver plugs into any free USB-A port and holds a link up to 10 metres away. Four buttons cover left click, right click, wheel press, and DPI switching.

Shared offices punish loud mice. If you sit on an open-plan floor in Upper Hill, hot-desk in Westlands, or type beside a sleeping housemate in a Kasarani bedsit, every click carries. The iMICE G-1800 uses hushed micro switches that cut audible click noise while keeping a firm tactile feel under your finger. Accountants closing books after 9:00 PM, call-centre agents on night shift, university students in shared hostel rooms, journalists filing copy late, and pastors preparing sermons at the dining table all gain the same thing: fewer complaints and steadier focus.

Unlike other electronics retailers in Kenya who stock unbranded pointers with no warranty paperwork, Mascom International sells the iMICE G-1800 with a 6-month warranty and a service desk you can physically walk into. Users consistently report that the rechargeable cell removes the running cost of disposable AA batteries, which quietly adds up across a year of daily office use. At Mascom International, we're seeing steady demand for quiet peripherals as more Nairobi firms move staff onto open-plan seating. Test the click feel yourself on Kimathi Street, or order the iMICE G-1800 for pay-on-arrival delivery anywhere in Kenya.

Common Questions About the iMICE G-1800 Wireless Mouse

Is the iMICE G-1800 truly silent, or just quieter than a normal mouse?
It is much quieter, not completely soundless. The left and right buttons use dampened micro switches that replace the sharp plastic snap of a standard mouse with a soft, muted tap. In a quiet bedroom you still hear a faint sound at close range. At desk distance in an office, a meeting room, or a lecture hall, colleagues seated a metre away generally will not notice you clicking. The scroll wheel also runs softer than the ratcheting wheels used on cheap wired mice.

How long does the iMICE G-1800 last between charges?
The iMICE G-1800 runs on an internal rechargeable cell rather than disposable batteries, so you top it up with a USB cable instead of buying replacements. Expect several weeks of ordinary office use per charge, with heavy daily use shortening that window. Charging happens through the cable while you keep working, so there is no downtime. 

Does the iMICE G-1800 work with a MacBook, or only Windows laptops?
Both. The iMICE G-1800 is a plug-and-play device supported on Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10, and 11, plus Mac OS X and later macOS releases. No driver download or software installation is required. Slot the nano receiver into a free USB-A port and the pointer moves within a few seconds. MacBook owners with USB-C only ports need a USB-A adapter or hub, which Mascom International stocks separately at our Kimathi Street counter.

What do the 800, 1200, and 1600 DPI settings actually change?
DPI controls how far the on-screen pointer travels for each centimetre you move your hand. At 800 DPI the pointer moves slowly, which helps with careful selection work in Excel cells or photo editing. The 1200 setting suits everyday browsing, email, and document work. At 1600 DPI you cross a large or dual-monitor desktop with a short wrist flick. Press the DPI button behind the scroll wheel to cycle through all three settings instantly.

Is a 2.4GHz USB receiver stable, or will the pointer stutter?
The 2.4GHz link is stable within its rated 10-metre working range and is generally steadier than entry-level Bluetooth for desk work. Stutter usually comes from three causes: a receiver plugged into a crowded USB hub, a metal desk frame between mouse and receiver, or a flat battery. Plug the nano receiver directly into the laptop where possible. On a desktop tower under a wooden desk, a short USB extension cable brings the receiver up to desk level.

Can I use the iMICE G-1800 for gaming?
It handles casual gaming comfortably but is not built for competitive shooters. FIFA, chess, browser games, strategy titles, and casual mobile emulators all work fine at the 1600 DPI setting. Competitive Call of Duty or Valorant players need a wired gaming mouse with a higher polling rate and adjustable sensor sensitivity above 1600 DPI. Mascom International stocks dedicated gaming mice for that use case. For work, study, and casual play, the iMICE G-1800 is well matched.

Who should buy the iMICE G-1800 at KSh 3,000?
Office staff who share a floor, students working in hostel rooms after lights-out, accountants and data entry clerks who click thousands of times daily, remote workers on Zoom calls where microphone pickup catches every click, and anyone tired of dragging a tangled wired mouse in and out of a laptop bag on the matatu. It also suits parents buying a first proper mouse for a child's schoolwork laptop, since there are no loose batteries to lose.

How does the iMICE G-1800 compare to a wired mouse at a similar price?
A wired mouse at KSh 3,000 gives you a cable you never charge, but it also gives you a cable that tangles, snags on desk edges, and eventually frays at the strain point. The iMICE G-1800 trades that for a recharge every few weeks and a clear desk. The quiet switches are the bigger difference: most wired mice at this price still use loud clicking switches. Wired remains the better pick only for competitive gaming.

Technical Specifications

Optical Tracking and Button Layout
  • Optical sensor tracks accurately on wood desks, laminate surfaces, paper, and fabric mouse pads without needing a special surface
  • Three switchable DPI levels of 800, 1200, and 1600 let one mouse serve spreadsheet detail work and wide dual-monitor desktops
  • Four buttons total: left click, right click, scroll wheel press, and a dedicated DPI cycle button behind the wheel
  • Dampened micro switches under the main buttons cut audible click noise for shared offices, libraries, and night work at home
  • Scroll wheel supports vertical page scrolling with a middle-click press for opening browser links in new tabs
  • Right-hand contoured shape supports the palm and ring finger during long document sessions without forcing a claw grip
Wireless Connection and Working Range
  • 2.4GHz radio link connects through a nano USB-A receiver that stores inside the mouse body when travelling
  • Working range reaches 10 metres, enough to control a laptop connected to a boardroom projector from a seated position
  • Plug-and-play pairing needs no driver download, no software installation, and no account registration before first use
  • Receiver reconnects automatically each time the computer wakes from sleep, with no manual re-pairing step required
  • Operating band sits at 2.4GHz, the same spectrum as home Wi-Fi, so keep the receiver clear of crowded USB hubs
  • Selected G-1800 units add Bluetooth 5.1 as a second connection route for tablets and laptops without spare USB ports
Rechargeable Power and Charging Habits
  • Built-in rechargeable cell removes the recurring cost and waste of disposable AA or AAA batteries over the mouse lifetime
  • Charging runs through a standard USB cable from any laptop port, phone charger, or power bank you already own
  • You can keep working while the mouse charges, so there is no forced downtime during a deadline
  • A power bank keeps the mouse usable through Kenya Power outages when the laptop itself runs on its own battery
  • Charge indicator light shows when power is running low, giving warning before the pointer stops responding mid-task
  • Manual on and off switch underneath the base conserves charge inside a laptop bag during matatu commutes and travel
Build Quality and Daily Handling
  • ABS plastic shell measuring roughly 11.5 x 8 x 4cm suits medium and large adult hands in a palm grip
  • Textured non-slip finish on the flanks holds grip during warm afternoons when hands get slightly damp
  • Lightweight body reduces wrist strain across long editing sessions compared with heavier metal-weighted office mice
  • Smooth base pads glide across bare desks, mouse pads, and even a closed notebook cover in a pinch
  • Sealed top shell keeps out the fine dust common in Nairobi CBD offices with windows facing busy streets
  • Black finish hides fingerprint marks and desk grime better than white or light grey plastic alternatives
Device Compatibility and Operating Systems
  • Works with Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10, and 11 on both laptops and desktop towers without extra drivers
  • Compatible with Mac OS X and current macOS releases, though MacBook owners need a USB-A adapter for USB-C only ports
  • Runs with Linux distributions including Ubuntu and Mint, which recognise standard USB pointing devices automatically
  • Pairs with HP, Dell, Lenovo, ASUS, and Apple laptops as well as HP and Dell all-in-one desktop computers
  • Suits internet-connected TVs and Android TV boxes with USB-A ports for navigating menus and streaming apps
  • Works alongside a separate wireless keyboard, since each device carries its own receiver and its own radio channel
Package Contents
The iMICE G-1800 retail package contains the wireless mouse itself in black, the nano USB-A receiver stored inside the battery compartment for transit, a USB charging cable, and the user manual with quick setup steps. No batteries need buying, since the cell is built in. Mascom International stocks mouse pads, USB-A to USB-C adapters, and matching wireless keyboards separately for buyers building a complete desk setup in one visit.

Warranty
The iMICE G-1800 carries a 6-month Mascom International warranty on manufacturing defects. Coverage runs to switch failure, receiver faults, scroll wheel defects, and charging port problems under normal use. Physical damage, liquid spills, and chewed cables sit outside coverage. Our Nairobi CBD service desk on Kimathi Street handles claims directly, so no unit ever needs posting abroad.

Where to Buy the iMICE G-1800 Wireless Mouse in Kenya
The iMICE G-1800 Wireless Mouse is available now at Mascom International, located at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. Visit our store Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, to click the buttons and feel the grip yourself before purchase. Available colour: Black.

Order through any of the following:
  • Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
  • •Email: info@mascomintl.com
  • Website: www.mascomintl.com
Mascom International ships the iMICE G-1800 across all 47 Kenyan counties with pay-on-arrival delivery, so you only pay once the mouse reaches you. Nairobi and its environs receive same-day delivery. All other major cities and towns, including Nakuru, Eldoret, Kisumu, Mombasa, Kakamega, and Kisii, receive next-business-day delivery. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days.

Every unit ships covered by the 6-month warranty stated above, with claims handled at our Nairobi CBD service desk. Buyers across Kenya rely on Mascom International for honest specifications, accurate pricing, and after-sales backing on every computer accessory we stock.
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