Wireless Connectivity: Offers a wireless connection, providing more flexibility and eliminating the need for cables during gaming or work sessions. Likely connects via 2.4 GHz or Bluetooth.

Optical Sensor: Features an optical sensor for precise tracking. The DPI (dots per inch) setting is adjustable, allowing gamers to customize the sensitivity for different styles of play.

Lighting Effects: The “lighting” feature likely refers to RGB lighting, which can be customized to various colors and effects, adding a personalized touch to the mouse and enhancing the gaming experience.

Ergonomic Design: Typically designed for comfort, reducing strain during long gaming sessions, with ergonomic features that fit comfortably in the hand.

Programmable Buttons: May have customizable buttons that can be programmed for specific commands or macros in games or applications.

Durability: Gaming mice like the WM70R are often built to withstand heavy use with durable switches and materials.

Software: The mouse might come with proprietary software to manage settings like DPI, lighting effects, and button programming.