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Trust GXT 188 Laban RGB gaming mouse

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Taking a closer look at the affordable corded Trust GXT 188 Laban RGB gaming mouse

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There are so many different gaming mouse models on the market today that it could be quite hard to pick one. Today we will try to help you choose a good gaming mouse and also stay low on the budget. With a price of under £20 Trust GXT 188 Laban is one of better gaming RGB mouse and in the next lines we will try to share why.

Trust GXT 188 Laban

Trust  GXT 188 Laban - product specifications

It won't be a proper mouse review if we don't start with the product specifications:

  • Brand: Trust
  • Model: GXT 188 Laban
  • Device interface: USB
  • Type: Gaming mouse
  • Buttons Type: Buttons pressed
  • Number of buttons: 8
  • Scroll type: Wheel
  • Motion detection technology: Attic
  • Motion resolution: 15000 DPI
  • Recommended use: PC / laptop
  • Programmable mouse buttons: Yes
  • Number of scroll wheels: 1
  • Travel directions: Vertical
  • Form factor: right hand
  • Product Color: Black
  • Illumination: Yes
  • Surface coloring: MonA³tone
  • Connect and use (Plug and Play): Yes
  • Cable length: 1.8 m
  • Built-in memory: Yes
  • Rubber handles: Yes
  • Power source: Cable
  • Width: 128 mm
  • Depth: 70 mm
  • Height: 39 mm
  • Mouse Weight: 113 g
  • Packaging type: Box

And if you are wondering why we picked the GXT 188 Laban after it was on the market for more than a year, the answer is hiding in the good performance we found on another Trust gaming mouse that we reviewed recently - the Trust GXT 161 Disan. The GXT 161 Disan happened to be a wonderful wireless gaming mouse with a very elegant and settled RBB light. It also came quite cheap - £35.

Trust GXT 188 Laban unboxing video

Trust GXT 188 Laban - product price

As we mentioned in the very beginning, the GXT 188 Laban is a cheap RGB gaming mouse which comes around £15 to 20 on the UK market.

Verdict
Trust GXT 188 Laban is a good RGB gaming mouse for the money. One recommendation we have to Trust is in regards to the plastic they use for their gaming mouse. It would be great if they could improve the quality a bit and use heavier and better to the touch plastic.

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