iMICE W-618 wireless mouse
The iMICE W-618 is a four-key wireless mouse listed with 2.4 GHz connectivity, a USB nano-receiver, up to 10 m working distance and three selectable DPI settings: 800, 1200 and 1600. Star Tech and Astrix list these same core specifications. Several retailer titles call the mouse Bluetooth and rechargeable, but their detailed W-618 specification tables describe a 2.4 GHz receiver and do not identify Bluetooth, a charging connector or battery capacity. Treat those extra claims as unverified and confirm them with the seller before purchase.
Wireless connection and receiver
The detailed listings specify a 2.4 GHz wireless connection through a USB nano-receiver. Plug the receiver into a compatible USB port and keep it with the mouse when travelling; the reviewed exact-model pages do not state whether a receiver can be replaced or stored inside the mouse. The listed working distance is up to 10 m under suitable conditions. Nearby wireless devices, obstacles, USB port placement and the environment can reduce actual range. Bluetooth operation is not established by the detailed specification tables, despite Bluetooth wording in some product titles.
Four keys and sensitivity
The W-618 is listed with four keys and 800, 1200 and 1600 DPI sensitivity settings. Choose a lower setting for slower pointer movement or a higher one for faster cursor travel, depending on your display and preference. These are the listed presets; no software, programmable buttons, onboard profiles, sensor model or polling rate was confirmed in the reviewed sources. The product is marketed by some retailers as a gaming mouse, but advanced gaming features are not specified.
Battery and charging claims
Retailer titles and some seller copy describe the W-618 as rechargeable. The exact battery capacity, expected runtime, charging port, charging cable and charging time are not given in the Star Tech and Astrix specification tables reviewed. One separate retailer page contains a conflicting AA-battery claim for this model. Because the sources disagree on the power details, this guide does not promise a specific battery type or charging method. Ask the seller to confirm the exact unit, connector and included cable before ordering.
Color and operating system listings
Star Tech lists black, blue, white and pink color options, but stock by color may differ. Select or confirm the desired color before payment. The specification page lists Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7, 8 and 10 plus Mac OS X; this retailer-provided list may not document newer OS versions or every function. Confirm compatibility with your current device, USB ports and operating system.
Bangladesh price and warranty
On 10 November 2026, Star Tech and Astrix showed the exact W-618 at ৳750 and in stock. Tech Land showed ৳700 but marked it out of stock, so it is not included as a currently available offer. Star Tech lists a one-year warranty; Astrix says official warranty without specifying a duration. The pages reviewed do not establish a manufacturer warranty policy, nor do they resolve rechargeable/Bluetooth discrepancies. Confirm current stock, color, warranty issuer, service terms and included accessories with the seller before ordering.
At a glance
- Model: iMICE W-618
- Wireless method: 2.4 GHz listed
- Receiver: USB nano-receiver
- Working distance: up to 10 m (seller listed)
- Keys: four
- DPI settings: 800 / 1200 / 1600
- Color options: black, blue, white and pink (seller listed)
- OS list: Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10 and Mac OS X (seller listed)
- Bluetooth: unverified; detail tables specify 2.4 GHz receiver only
- Rechargeable claim: seller-listed; battery and charging details unverified
- Warranty: one year listed by Star Tech; confirm exact coverage
Before buying
Check the desired color, USB receiver connection and OS compatibility. Ask for written confirmation if Bluetooth, a rechargeable battery, a specific charging port, battery life or newer OS support matters to you. No reliable manufacturer part number, barcode, GTIN, sensor model, polling rate or exact country of origin was confirmed, so these are not claimed.