Introduction
Founded in 2004, NZXT is a PC hardware manufacturer based in the US. Despite bearing the name "Lift," the shape of the Lift Elite Wireless doesn't really resemble any previous mice released under that same name from NZXT. An ambidextrous design, the Lift Elite Wireless is equipped with PixArt's PAW3395 sensor capable of 26,000 CPI, while the main buttons have been outfitted with optical switches from TTC rated for 100 million clicks. In wired operation, polling rates of up to 8000 Hz are available, whereas wireless operation offers up to 4000 Hz. At 1000 Hz, NZXT cites up to 70 hours of battery life. NVIDIA Reflex is also supported, allowing one to measure click latency on compatible monitors in real time. Configuration is done within NZXT CAM. The Lift Elite Wireless is available in black or white.
Specifications
NZXT Lift Elite Wireless |
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Size: | 118.8 mm x 60.8 mm x 38.3 mm |
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Size (inches): | 4.68" x 2.39" x 1.51" |
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Ambidextrous: | Partially (side buttons on left side only) |
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Weight: | 56 g |
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Number of Buttons: | 5+1 (including wheel click) |
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Main Switches: | TTC Optical (100 M) |
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Wheel Encoder: | Kailh (black, red core), 13 mm |
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Sensor: | PixArt PAW3395 |
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Resolution: | 100–26,000 CPI |
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Microcontroller Unit: | NXP LPC5516 Nordic nRF52840 |
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Polling Rate: | 250/500/1000/2000/4000/8000 Hz (wired) 250/500/1000/2000/4000 Hz (wireless) |
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Cable: | 1.75 m, braided |
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Software: | Yes |
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Price: | $79.99 |
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Warranty: | Two years |
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