HP 410 Slim Black Bluetooth Mouse
HP 410 Slim Black Bluetooth Mouse
The HP 410 Slim Black mouse with powerful Bluetooth 5 connectivity, easy navigation across different operating systems, and a 12-month battery life. Bluetooth 5 creates a seamless connection to all your other devices. Simple pairing without needing a dongle. It pairs easily and connects securely across operating systems. With practical grips on the sides, it is suitable for both right-handed and left-handed users. The multi-surface sensor works on any surface and adjusts its settings according to the monitor's resolution. The “Works With Chromebook” label on the device means it has been optimised to work with your Chromebook and other Chrome OS devices.
Key Features of the HP 410 Slim Black Bluetooth Mouse
- Wireless connection via Bluetooth
- Sensor for working on almost any surface
- Ambidextrous design for right- and left-handed users
- Optimised for Chromebook and Chrome OS
- Secure pairing without a USB receiver
Package contents:
Wireless mouse, 1× AA battery and quick start guide
Bluetooth version:
5.0
Battery life:
Up to 12 months
Security:
128-bit AES encryption
Compatibility:
Windows 11, Windows 10, macOS, ChromeOS, iPadOS
Minimum system requirements:
Bluetooth
Specifications
Connection
Mouse interface
Mouse use
Sensor
Mouse buttons
Other mouse features
Dimensions and weight
Colour
Charging // EU Directive
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