- Brand : Kensington
- Product name : Orbit® Wireless Mobile Trackball
- Article code : K72352EU
- GTIN (EAN/UPC) : 5028252300995
- Category : Mice
- Data-sheet quality : created/standardized by Icecat
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- Info modified on : 30 Jan 2024 11:54:17
- Kensington K72352EU user manual (0.5 MB) Product Brochure/Datasheet (0.1 MB)
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Bullet Points Kensington Orbit mouse Office Ambidextrous RF Wireless Trackball
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- - Unique touch scrolling lets you glide effortlessly through web pages and documents
- - Professional matt black high gloss black finish
- - Compatible with Windows®7, Windows® XP, Windows Vista®, and Mac OS® X. TrackballWorks™ software downloadable from www.kensington.com
- - Two customizable buttons with Kensington TrackballWorks™ software
- - Secure 2.4Ghz wireless technology reduces risk of interference and is ideal for office environments
- - Ambidextrous design for left or right-handed users
- - USB Plug & Play
- - A distinctive centered-ball design gives you more comfort and precision
- - Nano Wireless USB reciever stores inside mouse battery compartment when travelling
- - Requires 2 x AA batteries (included)
- - On/Off switch helps prevent accidental battery drain
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Long product name Kensington Orbit mouse Office Ambidextrous RF Wireless Trackball
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Orbit® Wireless Mobile Trackball
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Kensington Orbit mouse Office Ambidextrous RF Wireless Trackball
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PC and Mac compatible, Compatible with Windows ®8, Windows ®7, Windows ®XP, Windows Vista® and Mac OS® X
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Short summary description Kensington Orbit mouse Office Ambidextrous RF Wireless Trackball
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Kensington Orbit, Ambidextrous, Trackball, RF Wireless, Black
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Long summary description Kensington Orbit mouse Office Ambidextrous RF Wireless Trackball
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Kensington Orbit. Form factor: Ambidextrous. Movement detection technology: Trackball, Device interface: RF Wireless, Buttons type: Pressed buttons, Buttons quantity: 2, Scroll type: Touch. Power source: Batteries. Product color: Black
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| Mouse | |
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| Purpose | Office |
| Device interface | RF Wireless |
| Movement detection technology | Trackball |
| Buttons type | Pressed buttons |
| Scroll type | Touch |
| Buttons quantity | 2 |
| Frequency band | 2.4 GHz |
| Sensor type | Laser |
| Trackball diameter | 3,2 cm |
| Design | |
|---|---|
| Form factor | Ambidextrous |
| Product color | Black |
| Power | |
|---|---|
| Power source | Batteries |
| Number of batteries supported | 2 |
| Battery type | AA |
| Battery technology | Alkaline |
| System requirements | |
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| Windows operating systems supported | |
| Mac operating systems supported | |
| Other operating systems supported | ChromeOS |
| Weight & dimensions | |
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| Weight | 188 g |
| Packaging data | |
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| Package weight | 293 g |
| Packaging content | |
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| Receiver included | |
| Wireless receiver interface | USB Type-A |
| Receiver type | Nano receiver |
| Batteries included | |
| Other features | |
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| Compatible operating systems | macOS 10.13 or above; Windows 10; macOS 10.9; Windows 8; Windows 8.1; macOS 10.8; Chrome OS 44 or above; macOS Sierra 10.12; Windows 7; macOS 10.10 or above; macOS X 10.11 |
| Connectivity technology | Wireless |
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| Harmonized System (HS) code | 84716070 |
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