# Kensington K72424WW Wireless Mouse: 1750 DPI Right-Handed Review & Who Should Skip > Kensington K72424WW green wireless mouse: 1750 DPI optical sensor, storable nano receiver, right-handed shape, and who should skip it. Tags: mouse, kensington, k72424ww, wireless-mouse, ergonomic, office-mouse, right-handed Source: https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B008M11WBA Article page: https://web-autoai.com/articles/kensington-pro-wless-mouse-grn-k72424ww?lang=en Prices and ratings change over time — check the article page for the current values. --- ## Overview The KENSINGTON PRO WLESS MOUSE GRN K72424WW is the green version of a Kensington wireless optical mouse. In short, it is a strong option for right-handed people who mostly do office work and want fewer cables plus a mouse shaped for the hand. It is not for left-handed users, for people who want programmable buttons or macros, or for gamers chasing high DPI and polling rates. It has four main features: a 1750 DPI optical sensor, quick pointer-speed selection using the scroll wheel (center button), a nano receiver that stores inside the mouse, and an asymmetric ergonomic shape built for the right hand. It has no flashy features, but owners are clearly satisfied. The GRN in the name and the model number K72424WW mean the green color version. Other colors are sometimes sold under different model numbers, so if color matters, check both the model number and the product photos. ## Key Specs | Item | Detail | |---|---| | Sensor | Optical, 1750 DPI | | Connection | Wireless (nano receiver, stores in the mouse) | | Pointer speed | Quick select via the scroll wheel (center button) | | Shape | Right-handed ergonomic (asymmetric) | | Color | Green | | Sales unit | 1 unit | 1750 DPI is on the high side for an office mouse. Other office mice reviewed on this site include a wired model at 1000 DPI and a slim wireless model at 1600 DPI. If you connect a large external monitor to a Full HD laptop, the cursor has much farther to travel. A higher setting like this lets you reach the edge of the screen without big wrist movements. Gaming mice, by contrast, often use sensors above 20,000 DPI. This is not a spec-sheet competitor, so compare it with the right kind of mouse. The data we have also does not list the **battery type, Bluetooth support, weight, dimensions, button count, or warranty**. Check these on the product page before you buy. ## Compatibility Guide **Connection. ** You plug a nano receiver into a USB port on your PC. The listing does not say which USB connector the receiver uses, but receivers like this are usually USB Type-A. Recent thin laptops and tablets with only USB-C ports will probably need an adapter or hub, so check your ports first. **Bluetooth. ** The data only mentions the nano receiver, so Bluetooth support is not confirmed. If you plan to use it directly with an iPad or phone that has no USB-A port, assume it will not work until you have checked the specs. **OS and software. ** USB-receiver mice are usually recognized by Windows and macOS without extra drivers. Because the pointer-speed quick select is handled on the mouse itself, it is likely to work on company laptops where you cannot install software. Check the official OS support list on the product page. **Wireless interference. ** 2.4 GHz receivers can drop out because of nearby USB 3.0 devices, metal desks, or ports on the back of a desktop case. If the cursor skips, move the receiver to a front port or use a USB extension cable to bring it closer to the mouse. **Surface. ** Optical sensors can track unreliably on glass or very glossy desks. Use a mouse pad on surfaces like these. **Handedness. ** The shape is asymmetric and made only for the right hand. In the left hand the bulges sit on the wrong sides, so you lose the benefit of the shape. ## Product Info rmation The KENSINGTON PRO WLESS MOUSE GRN K72424WW is a Kensington wireless optical mouse. Its listed features are a 1750 DPI optical sensor, quick pointer-speed selection, a right-handed ergonomic shape, and a nano receiver that stores inside the mouse. It comes in green and is sold as a single unit. Prices change with sales and stock, so check the listing for the current price. Many wireless mice cost only a few thousand yen or less, which puts this one in the middle of the office-mouse range. The extra money buys a trusted brand, a carefully designed shape, and small conveniences such as receiver storage. When the data was collected, the Amazon Japan listing was both sold and shipped by a third-party seller, What America Buys! , not by Amazon. Check the seller page for delivery times, return conditions, and who handles the warranty. Confirm the exact release date and warranty period on the listing. ## What Matters in Daily Use **Quick pointer-speed selection. ** This helps most if you switch between a small laptop screen and a large external monitor. You can speed the cursor up for the big display and slow it down to select spreadsheet cells, without opening OS settings each time. See the manual for how many speed steps there are and exactly how to switch. **Storable nano receiver. ** The part people lose most with wireless mice is the receiver. The KENSINGTON PRO WLESS MOUSE GRN K72424WW stores it inside the mouse, so nothing comes loose in your bag. You can also just leave it plugged into your laptop while you travel. **Right-hand-only shape. ** Compared with a symmetrical mouse, it is more likely to keep your wrist at a natural angle when you rest your palm on it. Over hours of clicking and dragging every day, that difference adds up. Fit still depends on hand size, and the data has no dimensions, so people with very large or very small hands should check the measurements first. ## Comparison With Alternatives | Product | Connection | DPI | Shape | Notes | |---|---|---|---|---| | KENSINGTON K72424WW | Wireless (nano receiver) | 1750 | Right-handed | Quick speed switch, receiver storage | | Acer slim wireless mouse | 2.4G (USB-A receiver) | 1600 | Right-handed | Slim, built for laptops | | Redragon wireless mouse | Bluetooth + 2.4G | Up to 4000 (5 steps) | Symmetrical | Works in either hand, receiver storage | | Mofkirg office mouse | Wired USB | 1000 | Ergonomic | Simple 3-button design | Note: the figures for the other products come from their product titles. If you care most about shape and brand reliability, the Kensington is the better fit. If you are left-handed or want to connect to several devices over Bluetooth, a symmetrical dual-mode mouse like the Redragon makes more sense. If you just want the slimmest thing to carry, look at the Acer, and if you never want to think about batteries, the wired Mofkirg is an option. The KENSINGTON PRO WLESS MOUSE GRN K72424WW is for people who put long-session right-hand comfort first. ## Who It's For **Right-handed office workers who want a tidy desk. ** Going wireless means fewer cables between your laptop and monitor, and the receiver is small enough to leave plugged in. **People who carry a mouse with their laptop. ** The receiver stores inside the mouse, and you just plug it into a USB port wherever you are. It suits people who move between cafes and meeting rooms during the day. **Laptop users with a large external monitor. ** The 1750 DPI sensor and quick select let you quickly set a comfortable speed, whether the screen is large or small. **People who cannot install software on a work PC. ** Speed changes are made on the mouse itself, so it is likely less restricted than mice that depend on companion software. ## Things to Check Before Buying **Not for left-handed users. ** The asymmetric right-hand shape makes it awkward to hold in the left hand. Left-handed users should choose a symmetrical or left-hand model. **Not a gaming mouse. ** The data shows no button remapping, macros, fine DPI steps, or high polling rates. If you want it for FPS games or similar, a gaming mouse will make you happier. **Battery and Bluetooth details are not listed. ** Whether it uses disposable or rechargeable batteries, and whether it supports Bluetooth, are easy to overlook until after you buy. If your laptop only has USB-C ports, check first whether you will need an adapter. **Check the seller. ** When the data was collected, both selling and shipping were handled by a marketplace seller, What America Buys! . The seller name suggests the item may be imported. If so, the warranty and the language of the included manual may differ from a domestic retail unit. Check return terms and who handles the warranty before you order. **Match the color and model number. ** The name says GRN (green), but online listings sometimes mix photos or details from other color versions. To avoid getting the wrong color, make sure the product photos match model K72424WW. **Hand-size fit. ** An ergonomic shape is comfortable when it fits your hand and tiring when it does not. The data has no size or weight, so check the dimensions on the product page against your hand. ## FAQ **Q. Can I use it for gaming? ** A. It can handle casual games, but it is not designed with gaming features such as button remapping or fine DPI adjustment. For competitive games, choose a gaming mouse. **Q. Does it work with a Mac? ** A. USB-receiver mice are usually recognized by macOS. Many recent Macs only have USB-C ports, though, so you will probably need an adapter to plug in the receiver. Check the official OS support on the product page. **Q. Is 1750 DPI too fast? ** A. It is slightly high for office use, but you can slow the pointer with quick select and also adjust speed in your OS. In practice, you can run it slower for detailed work and faster on large screens. **Q. What happens if I lose the receiver? ** A. Mice like this are often paired with their receiver, so losing it may leave the mouse unusable. Use the built-in storage and put the receiver back in the mouse whenever you carry it. **Q. How much does it cost? ** A. Prices change, so check the listing for the current price before you buy. ### Product Disclosure (Amazon) - Manufacturer: Kensington - Seller: What America Buys! - Fulfilled by: What America Buys! - ASIN: B008M11WBA - Note: This article covers a manufacturer-made product based on Amazon listing details.