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AOC GM401 Tri-Mode Wireless RGB Gaming Mouse
Switch between 2.4GHz wireless, Bluetooth 5.0, and USB-C wired on a single 82g mouse that pairs a 12000 DPI sensor with a dedicated fire button
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Overview
Key Features
AOC Wireless Gaming Mouse, Light Pink Color
Specifications
Brand
AOC
Model
GM401
Max DPI
12000
DPI Levels
6 adjustable (800–12000)
Polling Rate
1000Hz
Programmable Buttons
7
Connectivity
2.4GHz wireless, Bluetooth 5.0, USB-C wired
Weight
82g
Battery
700mAh rechargeable
Battery Life
Up to 70 hours (RGB off) / 45 hours (RGB on)
Switch Durability
50 million clicks
RGB Lighting
6 preset effects
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the AOC GM401 connect to my PC and other devices?
It offers three modes: 2.4GHz wireless, Bluetooth 5.0, and USB-C wired. That lets you move between a gaming PC, laptop, or tablet and switch connection types without swapping mice.
How long does the GM401 battery last on a charge?
The 700mAh battery is rated for up to 70 hours with the RGB lighting off, dropping to about 45 hours with lighting on. USB-C wired mode keeps you playing while it recharges.
What is the dedicated fire button on the GM401 for?
It sends rapid follow-up shots from a single press instead of repeated clicking. AOC positions it for FPS, tactical shooters, and battle-royale games where quick reactions matter.
How high does the DPI go and can I adjust it?
The sensor reaches 12000 DPI across six adjustable levels starting at 800, paired with a 1000Hz polling rate. You set the steps through the web-based driver to match each game.
Do I need to install software to customize the GM401?
No standalone app is required. Configuration runs through a web-based driver where you assign macros to the seven programmable buttons and pick from six RGB presets, so you do need internet access.
Is the GM401 light enough for fast-paced gaming?
At 82 grams it is on the lighter side and built for flick-heavy play, though it is not as extreme as sub-60g competitive mice. AOC pairs the weight with an ergonomic shape for longer sessions.