Rato ASUS MW203 Escritório Destro RF Wireless + Bluetooth Ótico 2400 DPI

The ASUS MW203 RF Wireless + Bluetooth is a right‑hand optical mouse designed for office use. It supports RF 2.4 GHz and two Bluetooth modes (Bluetooth 5.0 and Bluetooth 3.0), offers up to 2400 DPI optical resolution, five press buttons and a scroll wheel, and is available in black and blue. Energy‑saving features extend battery life and the almost‑silent switches make it suitable for quiet environments.

Advantages

Auto Sleep mode activates after about three seconds of inactivity, reducing power consumption by up to 90%, and Bluetooth 5.0 further extends battery life to about 13 months. The mouse wakes instantly with a small movement or a click without the need to reconnect. Three wireless modes let you switch between up to three paired devices with a single click. Left, right, side and DPI buttons use an almost‑silent mechanism suitable for libraries, offices or home.

Suitable for

• Office work and general productivity tasks
• Multitasking across multiple devices (PC, laptop, tablet)
• Quiet environments such as libraries and shared offices

Key specifications

• Form factor: Right‑hand
• Connectivity: RF 2.4 GHz + Bluetooth 5.0 / Bluetooth 3.0
• Movement detection: Optical, up to 2400 DPI
• Buttons: 5 pressed buttons + scroll wheel
• Weight: 0.096 kg
• Colours: Black, Blue
• Power: Battery powered; power‑saving Auto Sleep

How to use

Pair the MW203 with devices using RF 2.4 GHz (plug in the included USB receiver) or via Bluetooth (choose Bluetooth 5.0 or 3.0 on the host device). Switch between paired devices using the mode switch or the dedicated device‑switch button. The mouse enters Auto Sleep after a few seconds of inactivity; wake it by nudging or clicking — no reconnection is required. Use the DPI button to change sensitivity according to your task.

Recommendations

For longest battery life, enable Bluetooth 5.0 when supported and allow the mouse to enter Auto Sleep when idle. Keep the RF receiver plugged in for a stable 2.4 GHz connection and switch modes only when needed to avoid unnecessary pairing operations.