Ross Neo Flat to Wall TV Mount 32"-70" LPSRF400 Type-C OTG 4GHz Wireless-Optical SensorOptical Sensor Precision-3-level DIG32GBOTG
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Ross Neo Flat to Wall TV Mount 32" 70" LPSRF400 Type C OTG 4GHz Wireless Optical SensorOptical Sensor Precision 3 level DIG32GBOTG 4GHz Wireless Optical SensorOptical Sensor Precision 3 level adjustable DPI (1000 1600 2000)Driver Requirement Driver freeHanded Type Left and right handedCoating Type Original matte gloss coatingClutter free with easy to connect wireless design Easy to connect and tangle free no need to install driverSpecifications:Material: PVCCable length15cmSpecification: USB1 Support Size: 32" 70" 81 178cmMount Type: Full MotionMin Vesa Size: 75mm x 75mmMax Vesa Size: 400mm x 400mmMax Weight: 50kgTilt: Degree: 0Min Distance to Wall: 16mm
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