MSI Clutch GM08
The MSI Clutch GM08 is a wired mouse designed to deliver precision, durability and comfort, whether you’re a casual gamer or a dedicated competitor.
With its PixArt PAW 3519 optical sensor, it guarantees ultra-precise tracking with a DPI rate of up to 4200—ideal for all types of games, from fast-paced FPS to strategic MOBA
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MSI Clutch GM08
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Precise optical sensor
The cutting-edge PixArt PAW 3519 optical sensor, with a resolution of up to 4200* DPI, enables fast and accurate tracking.
* The predefined DPI resolution can reach 3200 on the hardware, while the maximum DPI resolution can reach 4200 in the software.
TAILOR IT TO YOUR STYLE
The GM08’s symmetrical design makes it comfortable and convenient for left-handed users.
This medium-sized mouse fits both palm grip and claw grip styles.
FAST CLICKS AND HIGHLY PRECISE CONTROL
Combining gaming switches rated for over 10 million clicks and a Pixart optical sensor offering up to 4200 DPI*, the GM08 is both precise and reliable in the heat of the action.
A textured scroll wheel and side grips ensure a secure hold during gameplay.
* The pre-set DPI resolution can reach 3,200 on the hardware, while the maximum DPI resolution can reach 4,200 in the software.
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PRECISE OPTICAL SENSOR
The high-quality PixArt PAW 3519 optical sensor offers a DPI rate of up to 4200 and delivers fast, accurate tracking.
* Pre-set DPI settings in hardware mode go up to 3200, and up to 4200 in software mode.
A MOUSE FOR ALL GAMERS
The symmetrical design of the Clutch GM08 mouse is made for both right-handed and left-handed users.
The medium size of the Clutch GM08 is ideal for claw grip and palm grip positions.
PALM GRIP
claw GRIP
A FAST CLICK AND IMPRESSIVE PRECISION
By combining switches rated for over 10 million clicks with a Pixart optical sensor offering up to 4200 dpi*, the Clutch GM08 delivers precision and reliability during your session. Its specially patterned scroll wheel and side grips give you excellent control in-game.
* Pre-set DPI settings in hardware mode go up to 3200, and up to 4200 in software mode.
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