Lenovo has introduced the Legion R7 Pro gaming mouse, featuring an asymmetrical design tailored for right-handed use. Weighing approximately 59 grams, the model is supported by a reinforced internal frame.
The mouse features a PAW 3950 optical sensor, a Telink 3228 controller and a polling rate of up to 8,000 Hz. The product uses mechanical switches that Lenovo promises will last for 120 million clicks, and its connectivity options are as follows:
- Wired Type-C
- 2.4 GHz wireless
- Bluetooth
The Legion R7 Pro also uses Legion Link technology, which is intended to improve connection stability. The product was announced at a price of 66 dollars.
Why it matters
The Legion R7 Pro’s standout feature is that it combines connectivity that is not limited to a single mode of use with a right-handed body. This opens the product up to different scenarios for gamers who prefer using a cable at their desktop, want wireless use or need a Bluetooth connection. The 59-gram body, high polling rate and promised 120-million-click lifespan indicate that Lenovo is positioning the product around performance and durability; however, the report does not answer how these features will translate into real-world use. Another open question is which markets the announced price of 66 dollars applies to and when the product will go on sale.