HP Bluetooth Travel Mouse
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HP Bluetooth Travel Mouse
Are you dreaming of a great mouse? With help from the HP Bluetooth Travel Mouse, you'll be capable of much more than you think! This is a wireless mouse, so it won't irritate you with annoying cables.. The body of this mouse is symmetrical, so it's perfect for ambidextrous users. The sensitivity of the mouse comes from the very reliable optical technology. The mouse will be capable of a sensitivity of up to 3000 DPI. You'll be able to make use of 3 buttons. It draws power via AAA batteries. This model is meant for travellers.
HP Bluetooth Travel Mouse Computer Mouse Key Features
- Wireless mouse means no messy cables
- Optical technology will provide perfect response time
- HP Mouse is a symmetrical mouse, fits in either hand
- HP Bluetooth Travel Mouse gaming mouse sensitivity is up to 3000 DPI
- You will be able to use its 3 durable and practical buttons
- Battery type AAA
- HP mouse compatability: windows 7, windows 10, Windows 11 and macOS
- Mouse will require 2 × batteries
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