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iMICE W540 Wireless Mouse | Dual-Mode Bluetooth and 2.4GHz, Rechargeable Cell, Adjustable DPI
Cursor control that stays quiet in shared Nairobi offices, university libraries, and late-night home desks.
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Note: price and availability are subject to change without prior notice
The iMICE W540 Wireless Mouse is now in stock at Mascom International for KSh 3,000, brand new and sealed, at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. The W540 connects two ways: through the bundled USB nano receiver over 2.4GHz, or directly over Bluetooth to a tablet or newer laptop. Three sensitivity steps run 800, 1200, and 1600 DPI. A built-in lithium cell recharges by cable instead of consuming AA batteries every few weeks. Silent left and right switches keep the iMICE W540 usable in rooms where clicking carries.
Accountants closing month-end books, university students in JKUAT and Strathmore libraries, call-centre agents on shared floors, and remote workers typing beside a sleeping household all run into the same two problems with cheap mice: the clicking noise annoys everyone nearby, and the battery dies at the worst moment. The W540 answers both. Muted switches cut audible click noise substantially, and the rechargeable cell tops up from any laptop USB port or phone charger. Field staff moving between Nairobi CBD offices and county sites also get one mouse that pairs with two devices without carrying a spare receiver.
Most mice sold around KSh 3,000 in Kenya offer a single 2.4GHz link and swallow AA cells. The iMICE W540 adds Bluetooth pairing and a built-in rechargeable battery at the same money, which is why it moves quickly off our shelves. Customers consistently report that the quiet switches make the biggest daily difference, particularly in open-plan offices along Waiyaki Way and Upper Hill. At Mascom International, we are seeing office managers buy the W540 in batches of five and ten for whole departments. Come test the click feel and grip yourself at our Kimathi Street shop, or order the iMICE W540 for pay-on-arrival delivery anywhere in Kenya.
Common Questions About the iMICE W540 Wireless Mouse
Is the iMICE W540 worth KSh 3,000 in Kenya's market?
Yes, mainly because of what it removes from your running costs. A KSh 3,000 mouse using AA cells costs another KSh 200 to KSh 400 every month or two in replacements. The W540 charges from a cable, so that spend disappears. You also get Bluetooth pairing, which most mice under KSh 3,500 in Nairobi shops still skip. For students, admin staff, and home-office workers, the mix of quiet switches, three sensitivity steps, and no battery shopping makes the price sensible.
How does the W540 connect to a laptop, tablet, or phone?
Two routes. Slide the bottom switch to 2.4GHz, plug the nano receiver into a USB-A port, and the mouse works within seconds with no driver download. For Bluetooth, slide the switch to the Bluetooth position, hold the pairing button until the indicator flashes, then select the mouse in your device's Bluetooth menu. Laptops without USB-A ports, such as newer MacBooks and thin ultrabooks, use the Bluetooth route directly. Switching between two paired devices takes one press.
How long does the iMICE W540 battery last on one charge?
iMICE rates its rechargeable W-series mice at roughly one to two weeks of typical office use per full charge, with a charge taking about two hours. Real figures depend on hours of daily movement and whether any indicator light stays on. The mouse sleeps after several minutes of inactivity and wakes on the first click or movement. You can keep working while it charges, so a flat battery never stops your day.
Are the clicks quiet enough for an open office or library?
Yes. The left and right buttons use muted micro switches that replace the sharp snap of a standard mouse with a soft, low tap. In practice you hear the movement of your hand more than the button. Staff on shared floors in Westlands and Upper Hill, students in university reading rooms, and anyone working near a sleeping baby notice the difference within minutes. The scroll wheel click is quieter than a standard mouse but not completely silent.
What do the three DPI settings actually change?
DPI means dots per inch, or how far the cursor travels for a given hand movement. At 800 DPI the cursor moves slowly, which suits detailed work such as selecting cells in Excel or editing images. At 1200 DPI you get balanced everyday speed for email, browsing, and documents. At 1600 DPI the cursor crosses a large or dual-screen setup with a short flick. A button behind the scroll wheel cycles the three steps without any software.
Does the W540 work with Windows, macOS, Android, and iPad?
Yes. The 2.4GHz receiver works as a plug-and-play USB device on Windows 7 through Windows 11, macOS, Linux, and Chrome OS with no driver installation. Bluetooth mode covers macOS, iPadOS, Android tablets and phones supporting mouse input, and Windows laptops with built-in Bluetooth. Side buttons register as browser back and forward on Windows; on macOS and iPadOS their behaviour depends on your settings. Kenyan customers most often pair it with HP, Lenovo, Dell, and Apple laptops.
Can I use the iMICE W540 for gaming?
For casual play, yes. Sandbox titles, strategy games, browser games, and older PC titles run fine at 1600 DPI. Competitive shooters are a different matter: serious FPS players need 3200 DPI or higher, a polling rate above 125Hz, and a wired or low-latency wireless link. The W540 is built for office and study work rather than ranked matches. Mascom International stocks dedicated gaming mice from other brands if that is your main use.
How does it compare to a Logitech M170 or M240?
The Logitech M170 costs less but runs on a single AA cell, uses standard clicky switches, and offers 2.4GHz only at a fixed 1000 DPI. The Logitech M240 adds Bluetooth and quiet clicks but usually sells above KSh 3,500 in Nairobi and still uses a replaceable AA battery. The iMICE W540 sits between them on price while including rechargeable power, dual pairing, quiet switches, and adjustable sensitivity. Logitech holds the edge on long-term brand support and build consistency.
Technical Specifications
Optical Tracking and Sensitivity Control
- Optical sensor tracks on desks, laminate surfaces, paper, and fabric mouse pads without a separate mat
- Three DPI steps at 800, 1200, and 1600 cover detailed editing through fast dual-screen cursor movement
- DPI toggle button sits behind the scroll wheel, so changes take one press with no software
- Glass and high-gloss surfaces reduce tracking accuracy, as with most optical mice at this price
- Cursor response stays consistent across the full 10-metre wireless working range from the receiver
- No driver download or account sign-up is required at any sensitivity level
Dual Connection Modes and Pairing
- 2.4GHz mode uses the bundled USB-A nano receiver for plug-and-play use on any desktop or laptop
- Bluetooth mode connects directly to tablets and laptops lacking spare USB-A ports
- Bottom slide switch moves between the two modes and doubles as the power cut-off
- Working distance reaches roughly 10 metres, covering presentation rooms and boardroom setups across Nairobi offices
- Nano receiver stores inside the mouse base, which prevents the usual loss during travel
- Pairing button holds for a few seconds to enter Bluetooth discovery mode on your device
Rechargeable Power and Charge Management
- Built-in lithium cell removes the recurring cost of AA batteries every few weeks
- Charging cable plugs into any laptop port, phone charger, or power bank you already own
- Full charge takes roughly two hours, and the mouse stays usable while plugged in
- Sleep mode activates after several minutes idle and wakes on the first click or movement
- Indicator light shows charging status, turning off or changing colour once the cell fills
Silent Switch Design and Button Layout
- Muted micro switches under the left and right buttons cut audible click noise for shared rooms
- Two side thumb buttons handle browser back and forward navigation on Windows by default
- DPI button behind the scroll wheel makes the third top-side control, giving six inputs total
- Scroll wheel supports vertical scrolling with a middle-click function for opening links in tabs
- Switches are rated by iMICE for several million presses across the W-series product line
- Button travel is short, which suits long typing sessions broken by frequent cursor work
Build, Grip, and Portability
- Contoured shell suits palm and claw grips for right-handed users during long working sessions
- Textured side panels resist slipping when hands warm up in Nairobi and Mombasa conditions
- Slim, lightweight body fits a laptop sleeve pocket for matatu and boda boda commutes
- Matte plastic finish hides fingerprints better than gloss shells common at this price
- Low-friction base pads glide across office desks, wooden tables, and standard cloth pads
- Compact footprint suits small desks in shared offices and student hostel rooms
Compatibility and Setup Requirements
- Windows 7, 8, 10, and 11 recognise the receiver automatically within a few seconds
- macOS and Linux support the mouse over both 2.4GHz and Bluetooth without extra configuration
- iPadOS 13 and later accept Bluetooth mouse input through Accessibility settings on the tablet
- Android devices supporting external pointer input pair over Bluetooth for tablet and phone use
- Chrome OS laptops used in Kenyan schools connect over 2.4GHz with no setup steps
- One free USB-A port is needed for receiver mode; Bluetooth mode needs none
Package Contents
- iMICE W540 wireless mouse
- USB nano receiver, stored in the compartment on the mouse base
- USB charging cable
- Quick start guide
- Mascom International 6-month warranty card
Note: a USB-A to USB-C adapter is sold separately for laptops without a full-size USB port. Mascom International stocks compatible adapters and mouse pads at our Kimathi Street shop.
Warranty
The iMICE W540 carries a 6-month Mascom International warranty covering manufacturing defects under normal use. Claims are handled directly at our Nairobi CBD service desk on Kimathi Street, with no third-party workshop in between. Bring the mouse and your receipt, and our team assesses it while you wait.
Where to Buy the iMICE W540 in Kenya
The iMICE W540 wireless mouse is available now at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. Walk in Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, to test the click feel, grip, and scroll action before you buy. Available in black.
Order through any of the following:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
Mascom International sends the W540 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. Nakuru, Eldoret, Kisumu, Mombasa, Kakamega, Kisii, and all other major towns receive next-business-day delivery. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days.
Every unit ships with the 6-month Mascom warranty stated above. Buyers across Kenya rely on Mascom International for accurate specifications, current pricing, and after-sales support handled from our own Nairobi CBD counter.
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