MARVO G964W Niro 60 Gaming Mouse - Black / 6D Wired & 2.4G Wireless & Bluetooth Mouse / Pixart 3311 Sensor / Battery Capacity: 300mah / 1.5m type C Detachable Braided Cable / Switch Type: 50 Million Times / Pulling Rate: BT 125HZ Wire+2.4G 1000HZ / DPI: 800-1200-2400-3200-5000-12000 / G964W-BK / G964W-BK

The MARVO G964W Niro 60 Gaming Mouse connects three ways — wired, 2.4G wireless and Bluetooth — and tracks on a Pixart 3311 sensor with DPI adjustable from 800 to 12000. A 50 million click switch rating and a rechargeable 300mAh battery cover longevity and runtime, while the 1.5m detachable Type-C braided cable handles wired play. Customisable 6D buttons and RGB lighting finish it off.

The Niro 60 is built as a tri-mode mouse covering wired, 2.4G wireless and Bluetooth connections, which lets one device follow you between a gaming PC and a work laptop. Precision, durability and comfort sit in a compact, portable body, so it is as suited to professional tasks during the day as it is to games in the evening.

Moving between the three modes takes a switch rather than a reconfiguration. The USB-C wired connection gives dependable performance with no battery draw, 2.4G wireless keeps the response fast without a cable, and Bluetooth pairs with additional devices for multi-device use. One mouse covers a desktop, a laptop and a tablet.

The Pixart 3311 sensor provides DPI settings from 800 to 12,000, so sensitivity can be set low for controlled aim or high for quick sweeps across a large monitor. Precise tracking holds at either end of that range, which is what lets the same mouse handle detailed work in an application and fast movement in a game.

Switches rated for 50 million clicks put the Niro 60 well past what casual use will ever demand, and comfortably into the range that prolonged daily gaming reaches. That rating is the practical measure of longevity in a mouse, because the click is the part that wears first under heavy, repeated use.

Polling runs at 1000Hz in wired and 2.4G wireless modes and 125Hz over Bluetooth, so you can pick the mode that matches the task. The two faster modes are what you use for gaming, while Bluetooth trades reporting rate for convenience when the mouse is paired to a second machine for browsing or documents.

At 55g the Niro 60 is light enough to move quickly and to carry in a bag without noticing it, which is the point of a mouse meant to travel between setups. The 1.5m braided Type-C cable includes a magnetic ring that keeps the cord stable and out of the way in wired mode.

Dedicated software adds a layer of control on top of the hardware, letting you customise settings and create shortcuts on the mouse itself. That is where the 6D buttons become genuinely useful, because the assignments can be built around the games and applications you actually run rather than a fixed default layout.

For productivity or gaming, the Niro 60 brings tri-mode connectivity, customisable DPI and dependable performance together in a compact, durable body that fits into any setup. That is what makes it a reasonable single purchase for someone who does not want a separate mouse for the office desk and the gaming desk.