
The ergonomic HP Vertical Mouse is designed to keep your hand in a more relaxed, natural upright position as you click, drag, and scroll throughout the day. The HP Ergonomic Vertical Mouse with a removable wrist rest reduces muscle activity by 12% and is certified by Human Factors and US Ergonomics. Its unique upright shape makes every movement effortless. With a responsive sensor that works on various surfaces, registering every click, you'll stay in control whether you're working at your desk, a coffee table, the sofa, or the kitchen island. Up to sixteen weeks of battery life means you can use the mouse for long periods without a charger, and the five programmable buttons ensure you never miss a thing.


You can connect the ergonomic mouse to up to three devices at once via the HP unified dongle or Bluetooth 5.3, from a desktop computer to a laptop to a tablet. Support for different operating systems allows for a seamless transition even between devices with Windows, Apple, and Chrome systems. The easy-switch button keeps you connected and in control of every click.

Package Contents:
Wireless mouse, USB receiver, USB-C charging cable, and quick start guide
Battery Life:
Up to 4 months, up to 3 hours after 1 minute of charging
Charging Time:
Approximately 90% capacity in less than 2 hours
Security:
128-bit AES encryption
Minimum System Requirements:
USB-A port, Bluetooth
Certifications:
CB, IC, IFT/NOM, RCM, WPC, SDPPI, NTC, IMDA, SDoC, BSMI, NCC, SRRC, SIRIM, TRA, EAC, TRC, ICASA, BQB, KCC, VCCI, UL, ANATEL, Telec, SUBTEL, CONATEL, CITRA, NR Can, IC ID RF, IC EMC, CEC/DOE, FCC ID RF, FCC EMC, CE RED, TUV-GS, Belarus-RF, Ukrtest, ECAS/EQM, NBRC
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The first commercial triumph was an oscillator that surpassed all competition in quality, yet sold at a quarter of the price. In 1968, HP released their first desktop computer - a desktop calculator. The company currently manufactures products primarily related to computer technology - computers and laptops, printers, scanners, digital cameras, servers, and last but not least, calculators.
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