HP 925 ergonomic vertical wireless mouse, black, 4000 DPI

The most comfortable mouseKeep your shoulders, neck, and forearms completely relaxed throughout the day.

The HP ergonomic vertical mouse with a detachable wrist rest reduces muscle activity by 12%[1] and is certified by Human Factors and US Ergonomics organizations.

Thanks to its unique upright shape, every movement is easy.Surface doesn’t matterBe productive anywhere with a mouse that works on virtually any surface[2].

With a sensitive sensor that works on various surfaces and registers every click, you'll have everything under control whether you're working at a desk, coffee table, couch, or kitchen island.

Battery life of up to sixteen weeks means you can use the mouse for a long time even without a charger, and five programmable buttons ensure that you never miss anything.Switch between devices with a single clickVia a unified HP dongle or Bluetooth® 5.3 You can connect this ergonomic mouse to up to three devices at once, from a desktop computer to a laptop to a tablet.

Support for various operating systems enables seamless switching even between devices running Windows®, Apple, and Chrome.

Thanks to the easy switching button, you'll stay connected and have every click under control.Designed exactly for you.

Created for the planet.Do everything and do good while doing it.

There’s no need to compromise on performance or your love for the planet.

The HP ergonomic vertical mouse is made from durable recycled materials, including 65% post-consumer recycled plastics[4], and comes in plastic-free packaging.

This way, you can feel good about your purchase.Overview[1] Reduced muscle activity is based on HP internal testing compared to the HP 430/435 Multi-Device Mouse.[2] The surface of the glass may affect functionality.[3] Battery life is based on usage 5 days a week, 8 hours a day (4.3% = active use, 4.1% = idle, 6.9% = sleep mode, 84.7% = deep sleep mode) and 16 hours of sleep (100% = deep sleep mode).

The maximum battery capacity naturally decreases due to long-term use.[4] The proportion of recycled plastics is based on the definition set out in IEEE 1680.1-2018 EPEAT®.