Lenovo 530 Wireless Mouse

1. Design: Information about the mouse's design, including its shape, size, and color.
2. Connectivity: Whether it's a wireless mouse (usually using Bluetooth or a USB dongle) or a wired one.
3. DPI (Dots Per Inch): The sensitivity level of the mouse's sensor, which affects cursor speed and accuracy.
4. Buttons: The number and placement of buttons, including any additional programmable buttons.
5. Scroll Wheel: Details about the scroll wheel, such as its type (e.g., mechanical or optical) and whether it has horizontal scrolling capabilities.
6. Battery Life: For wireless mice, information about how long the batteries are expected to last on a single charge or with regular battery replacements.
7. Compatibility: Information about the operating systems the mouse is compatible with (e.g., Windows, macOS, Linux).
8. Special Features: Any unique features or technologies incorporated into the mouse, such as ergonomic design, customizable lighting, or additional software for customization.
9. Price and Availability: Pricing information and where the product is available for purchase.