The CHERRY MW 8 ADVANCED features an elegant metal surface made of brushed aluminum that conveys the highest-quality workmanship. The rubber pads have the Voronoi cell structure on both sides of the mouse to ensure a good grip. The MW 8 ADVANCED fits the hand perfectly, making it a pleasure both to look at and to use.
To top off the MW 8 ADVANCED, Cherry added additional sophisticated features. For instance, the mouse includes an extra durable mouse wheel with optical scanning, a magnetic lock for the USB receiver, and a transport bag. These features make the MW 8 ADVANCED equally well-suited to mobile and stationary applications.
High-precision PixArt sensor
The CHERRY MW 8 ADVANCED not only looks and feels nice, but is also a top performer. From a technical point of view, MW 8 ADVANCED boasts the high-precision PixArt “track-on-glass” laser navigation sensor with optical scanning, ensuring the mouse can work on nearly any surface – including glass – without a mouse pad. In addition, the sensor resolution can be adjusted in four steps between 600, 1000, 1600, and 3200 DPI (dots per inch), ensuring the MW 8 ADVANCED is suitable for use with 4K monitors.
Wireless connectivity through 2.4 GHz wireless or Bluetooth
The MW 8 ADVANCED also has multiple connectivity options. Users can simply connect the mouse to a compatible system using the built-in Bluetooth 4.0 functionality. Alternatively, one can use the supplied USB receiver to establish a 2.4 GHz wireless connection secured with AES-128 encryption.
Switching between the two modes of connectivity is a breeze, and is done by sliding the switch at the bottom of the mouse. Using this feature, you can connect the CHERRY MW 8 ADVANCED with a notebook and desktop PC at the same time, quickly switching between the two with the simple slide of a switch.
Integrated battery for long service life
The integrated Lithium battery with a generous capacity of 550 mAh ensures a long service life, with one charge lasting up to 70 days. A two-color status LED provides information about the battery charge, the selected resolution, and the connection to the PC.
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