Lenovo Legion introduced the Y7MG gaming mouse on July 24, 2024, adding a lightweight option to its peripheral lineup. This release matters to budget-conscious gamers because it combines high-end sensor technology with a sub-60-gram weight at a low price point. Buyers looking for a responsive tool without a premium cost have a new candidate to consider.
Lightweight 59g design includes aluminum-magnesium alloy top
The Y7MG targets competitive players who need precision and speed. It features a PixArt PAW3950 optical sensor for accurate tracking. The device uses Kailh 100M optical microswitches to ensure fast signal transmission. This configuration supports a polling rate of up to 8kHz in both wired and 2.4GHz wireless modes.
Specifications
- Sensor: PixArt PAW3950
- Weight: 59g
- Switches: Kailh 100M Optical Micro
- Polling Rate: 8kHz
- Price: 499 CNY (around $73.58)
Physical design focuses on reducing drag and fatigue. The mouse weighs 59 grams. It measures 119.22 x 62.05 x 38.20 mm. The top shell and key cover use an aluminum-magnesium alloy. The bottom section is made of ABS plastic. It includes a 500mAh battery for wireless operation.
Connectivity options allow flexibility for different desk setups. The mouse supports tri-mode connections via USB-C wired and 2.4GHz wireless. It launched alongside the R7 RT75 keyboard. The device is available in China for 499 CNY (around $73.58). We touched on Lenovo Xiaoxin 24 AIO Adds Ultra in our earlier Lenovo coverage.
The Y7MG offers a complete specification set for its price. It ships with a high-performance sensor and optical switches. The build uses metal for the upper structure. The price is fixed at 499 CNY (around $73.58) for the Chinese market.
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