HP 425 Programmable Mouse
HP 425 Programmable Mouse
A Programmable Bluetooth Mouse for Working on up to Three Devices at Once
The HP 425 Programmable Mouse is a powerful Bluetooth mouse with six programmable buttons, 4,000 DPI sensitivity, and the ability to connect to up to three devices without a single hardware dongle. The low-energy Bluetooth 5.3 technology and Microsoft Swift Pair ensure instant pairing with Windows without going through settings, and you can switch between three devices with a single click of one of the seven buttons. The optical sensor with 4,000 DPI sensitivity ensures precise cursor control on virtually any surface, while the 4-way tilt wheel allows for smooth horizontal and vertical scrolling when working with large documents or web pages. Six programmable buttons, configured via the HP Accessory Center, allow you to assign custom shortcuts or functions specific to your most-used applications. The quiet buttons, rubberised side grips, a symmetrical shape weighing 90g, and up to 24 months of battery life from a single AA battery complete the picture of a mouse for demanding business users.
Long Battery Life
Ambidextrous Design
Bluetooth Connection
Key Features of the HP 425 Programmable Mouse
- Bluetooth 5.3 with Microsoft Swift Pair ensures instant pairing with Windows and switching between three devices without a hardware dongle and without going through settings
- The 4,000 DPI optical sensor ensures precise cursor control on virtually any surface with a range of up to 10m
- Six programmable buttons, configured via the HP Accessory Center, allow you to assign custom shortcuts or functions specific to your most-used applications
- The 4-way tilt wheel enables smooth horizontal and vertical scrolling when working with large documents or web pages
- Quiet buttons, rubberised side grips, and a symmetrical 90g design ensure comfortable and discreet control throughout the working day
- Up to 24 months of battery life from a single AA battery
The Mouse Has a High-Quality 4,000 DPI Optical Sensor
The HP 425 Programmable Mouse is designed for demanding users who switch between multiple devices every day and don't want to hunt for a dongle or reconfigure their connection. Bluetooth 5.3 with low energy consumption ensures a stable connection to up to three devices simultaneously, and switching between them is done directly on the mouse with a single click. The 4,000 DPI optical sensor ensures precise motion tracking even when working with detailed graphics, spreadsheets, or on large monitors where a lower DPI is not enough.
Programmable Buttons and Tilt Wheel
The HP Accessory Center software transforms the six buttons of the HP 425 Programmable Mouse into fully personalised tools for your daily work. Custom shortcuts, application launchers, or macros can be set for each application separately – resulting in a significantly faster workflow without unnecessary window switching or repetitive clicks. The 4-way tilt wheel adds horizontal scrolling, which makes working with large spreadsheets or panoramic documents much easier without having to drag the scrollbar.
The HP 425 Programmable Mouse Lasts for up to Two Years on One Battery
Up to 24 months of battery life on a single AA battery makes the HP 425 Programmable Mouse one of the most economical Bluetooth mice in its class. The quiet buttons then ensure discreet clicking in an open-plan office or during meetings without disturbing those around you. Fifty percent post-consumer plastics and recyclable packaging then ensure that the HP 425 is a choice that makes sense for the user and the planet.
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