Marvo M360 Tepo 70 Wired Gaming Mouse - Black / 12800 DPI / 6-Step DPI / Polling Report: 500HZ (up to 1000HZ) / RGB backlight with 7 modes / M360 / M360

The Marvo M360 Tepo 70 is a wired gaming mouse with a customisable 12800 DPI sensor and six adjustable DPI settings, letting you match sensitivity to careful aiming or fast repositioning. Its polling rate reaches 1000Hz for quick reporting, and an RGB backlight offers 7 lighting modes. The black shell is shaped ergonomically so the hand stays supported across long competitive sessions.

The Tepo 70 is a 7D wired gaming mouse, meaning seven inputs sit under the hand for movement, DPI changes and bound commands. A wired connection removes pairing and battery management from the equation, so the mouse behaves the same at the start and the end of a session. The layout is aimed at players who want speed, accuracy and direct control over every button.

DPI on the Tepo 70 adjusts across a 400 to 12,800 range, covering slow deliberate tracking at the low end and rapid flick movement at the top. Six DPI settings can be stepped through directly on the mouse, so a change of game or sensitivity preference does not need a software session. Tracking stays smooth and precise across the whole range.

A 1000Hz polling rate reports mouse position to the PC once every millisecond, which keeps input lag minimal in fast exchanges. The switches underneath are rated for 10 million clicks, so the primary buttons hold up through the click volume a competitive player generates. Both figures matter more in shooters and action games than a raw sensor number on its own.

The RGB backlight carries 7 modes, so the mouse can sit static in one colour or cycle through effects to match the rest of a desk setup. Colours and effects are chosen to suit the room rather than left on a single factory default. The lighting is built into the shell itself rather than added as a separate accessory.

Marvo supplies dedicated software for the Tepo 70 that refines DPI settings, assigns macros to the programmable buttons and changes lighting options. Bound commands stay on the mouse rather than living in each game's own settings menu, which suits players who move between titles. Settings can be revised whenever a new game or workflow calls for a different layout.

The Tepo 70 connects through a 1.5m braided cable fitted with a magnetic ring, a combination that keeps the connection stable and the cable resistant to fraying at the stress points. Braiding also lets the cable drag more freely across a desk or mousepad than a moulded rubber lead. The length is generous enough for a tower standing on the floor.

The ergonomic structure of the Tepo 70 is contoured to sit in the hand for marathon sessions rather than short bursts, spreading contact instead of concentrating it on the fingertips. Its sleek black finish keeps the mouse understated next to a lit keyboard or case. The overall build suits players who keep one mouse across both work and play.