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LORGAR wireless gaming mice
Number of products: 5A wireless gaming mouse stopped being a compromise some time ago, but it still asks one decision of you: which mode you use for what. LORGAR models work in three — a 2.4 GHz receiver for gaming, Bluetooth for a laptop or tablet, and a USB-C cable that charges and plays at the same time. Below: what you actually gain, what it weighs, and what is worth asking before you order.
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Three modes, and what each is for
The 2.4 GHz receiver is the mode this mouse was designed around. The transmitter goes into a USB port and the mouse talks to it on its own channel — it does not compete for bandwidth with your headphones, your phone and everything else you have paired over Bluetooth. The receiver is in the box, and on some models it stows in a compartment in the base, so it won't disappear into a backpack.
Bluetooth occupies no USB port and works where ports are scarce: a laptop, a tablet, a computer at work. For typing and browsing it is more convenient; for gaming, stay on 2.4 GHz.
The USB-C cable charges and carries the signal at the same time. That matters more than it sounds: a flat battery does not end the match, it just turns the mouse into a wired one for a quarter of an hour.
Weight and battery — two numbers to read together
In a wireless mouse the battery is part of the weight. That is why a light wireless build is a harder engineering problem than a light wired one, and why both figures are worth reading at once: how much the mouse weighs and how many hours it runs. LORGAR's wireless range includes builds that fall within the lightweight band, and the declared runtime and battery capacity are in the Parametry tab of each one.
RGB backlighting shortens runtime — if long sessions without charging matter, simply dim it or switch it off.
What we will not claim
LORGAR does not state onboard memory in its mouse specifications, so we will not claim your settings travel with the mouse to another computer without the LORGAR PLATFORM app. Nor does it document how to pair the mouse with a replacement receiver, or whether spare receivers are available separately — our team will answer both at info@lorgar.pl.
Frequently asked questions
Will I feel input lag in games?
In 2.4 GHz mode this is a connection designed for gaming. On Bluetooth the link shares bandwidth with other devices, so use the receiver for a match.
How long does the battery last?
Runtime and battery capacity are in each model's specification, and the differences between models are large. Remember that RGB backlighting shortens it considerably.
Can I play while charging?
Yes, over the USB-C cable, which carries the signal and charges at the same time.
What if I lose the receiver?
The mouse still works over Bluetooth and on the cable. Check spare transmitter availability with our team.
Is a wireless mouse heavier than a wired one?
Usually yes, because of the battery — but LORGAR's wireless range includes builds that fall within the lightweight band. Compare the weight in the Parametry tab rather than assuming.
What about warranty and returns?
24 months of manufacturer's warranty verified by serial number, 2 years of liability for conformity with the contract, and 14 days to return without giving a reason — details in Complaints and returns.
