
Work anywhere and any way you want with the portable HP 690 Bluetooth Mouse, which can be charged wirelessly, allows for instant, hassle-free connection to up to three devices, and offers six programmable buttons. A single quick wireless Qi charge or wired USB-C charge will power the battery for up to 4 months. Combined with quiet clicks, you can work worry-free, truly anywhere. Easily connect to up to three devices with a single mouse. Instant connection that requires no dongle, via low-energy Bluetooth and Microsoft Swift Pair, lets you work wherever you need to.


It gives you high sensitivity (4,000 DPI) and the freedom to use it on virtually any surface. Simply use the HP Accessory Centre app and you'll be able to program the six buttons for a more comfortable workflow and maximum productivity. Plus, its 4-way tilt wheel allows for easy horizontal scrolling.

Package contents:
Wireless mouse, USB-C charging cable, quick start guide and R.E.D. RTF card
Battery type:
Rechargeable Li-ion
Battery life:
Up to 4 months
Security:
128-bit AES encryption
Minimum system requirements:
Bluetooth
Certifications:
CE, CB, FCC, RCM, MPTC, WPC, SDPPI, Telec/VCCI, NTC, IMDA, BSMI, NCC, SIRIM, TRA, EAC, ICASA, UKCA, KCC, CNC, ANRT, RATEL, IFETEL, ANATEL, SUBTEL, CONATEL, RoHS, UkrSEPRO, iCTqatar, NOM, NBTC, PAP recycling mark, WEEE, C-Tick, NRTL, IC ID, TRA (Bahrain), TRC (Jordan), MOC (Kuwait), SRRC (China), DOT, Triman (France)
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