HPWired RGB Gaming Mouse High Performance Mouse with Optical Sensor, 3 Buttons, 7 Color LED for Computer Notebook Laptop Office PC Home

Sometimes you just need a budget wired mouse to keep around as an emergency replacement or to keep in a computer travel bag. Sure, the wire is a little inconvenient but so is a battery going dead in a wireless mouse. This budget HP mouse came in at around $12 dollars and works just fine. The quality is great, it has decorative lighting and it works well with all of the office programs I run on the notebook and desktop computer. It has a large footprint, but I appreciate that because I have large hands. The LED lighting helps me locate it and place my hand correctly if I'm moving rapidly between the keyboard and the mouse. For the low price and good, solid quality, I can easily recommend this mouse for routine use or just as an emergency backup. The price is probably as low as it is because it requires a standard USB port to connect (not USB C), but that doesn't seem to be an issue because all of my computing devices still have regular USB ports available or adapters with USB ports.

Reviewing after about 6 months of heavy usage creating designs and playing FPS games. Has 4 DPI options and a decent scroll button with adequate scroll speed. Feels perfect in the palm of the hand, not too big, nor too small. The RGB breathing lights are not too bright and give the mouse an elegant look. Overall, I'd definitely recommend this product.

I have an HP Pavilion desktop computer. I used the corded mouse it came with it. Like the keyboard the keyboard I ran it around the UPS past the new desk lamp:KableRika Desk Lamp Double Light: Bright Led Desk Lights for Home Office - Eye Care Reading Table Lamps with Base - Dimmable Desktop Lighting for Computer Monitor Study Draftinghttps://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D294HYQ8The other day moving stuff around I got the mouse cable pinched. The left button wouldn't click. I had a tiny cordless mouse that goes with my laptop.so I could order stuff. I bought this:Logitech M185 Wireless Mouse, 2.4GHz with USB Mini Receiver, 12-Month Battery Life, 1000 DPI Optical Tracking, Ambidextrous, Compatible with PC, Mac, Laptop - Redhttps://www.amazon.com/dp/B011VG69OMBut it's too small for my hand. So I bought this:HP X3000 G3 Wireless Mouse - Black, 15-Month Battery, Side Grips for Control, Travel-Friendly, Blue LED, Powerful 1600 DPI Optical Sensor, Compatible with Wins PC/Laptop, Mac, Chromebook (683N7AA)https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09Y8K2HJNStill a bit small. After testing its transmitter USB up front I put it in back. Performance seemed sketchy. So I got this:HP Wired RGB Gaming Mouse High Performance Mouse with Optical Sensor, 3 Buttons, 7 Color LED for Computer Notebook Laptop Office PC Homehttps://www.amazon.com/dp/B08BS4MTQNI routed it and the keyboard safely between the UPS and the desktop tower. The lighted feature is fun but unnecessary. When I do graphics the large size and cabled mouse make it steadier and in the center is a push button for a fine mode. There are times when I do things down to a pixel level and it's easy to switch to the fine DPI mode.

I got this because it was the cheapest name brand mouse I could find. When I first opened the box, I was immediately thinking I was going to return it. It was really lightweight, the buttons were loud, and there was a rattle like there was something loose inside. I decided to try it out anyway. I'm using this for my work laptop and it is replacing the basic mouse that comes with a Dell laptop. Once I felt it on the mousepad, I changed my mind. It was smooth and accurate and felt really good in my hand. I'm not thrilled at the DPI settings, as it is still a little slow, but it works and works well.

Muy bueno, me llegó sin novedad

Perfect

I just wanted a good wired mouse. The ratings seemed to be almost the same across the board, and I was NOT going to pay $100+ either. This one looked like it would be comfortable ( I mostly do writing on my PC). And it is. I got a big surprise when I plugged it in.. I moved the mouse just a tiny bit and the cursor whipped clear across the screen. I had to set the sensitivity down all the way in the windows setting. I wish the mouse wheel was more sensitive, but it is OK. Now that I have it set up, it seems to work very well, and being a wired mouse, it doesn't make my monitor do strange things when I click the mouse buttons (like it did with the wireless mouse)/

Nice mouse, very colorful. Only thing that's not awesome is that it decides the color pattern and scheme, at least without installing a fancy HP bloatware driver. But it works great with just a regular generic HID driver, it just rolls through it's own default colors, which is actually what I would have chosen anyhow.