High-Performance x500 Optical USB Mouse by HP Review

arrived with a computer. The pointer travels erratically in games and at work, which is really bothersome. The noisiest mouse I've ever owned, too. However, the buttons and the wheel have been functional for a year without breaking. A year later, I finally got around to selecting a new one. I'll probably get a new mouse from HP one of these days. has advantages such as dependability and consistent job quality throughout time. Cons: Loud clicks, huge (I have an average hand), angular (also…

In 2022, it came as a free bonus with the purchase of an HP KU0841 keyboard. The keyboard and mouse have been in constant usage at home for ten years without a single malfunction. There may be times when you want to acquire a brand new set on its own, but after perusing today's options, you may change your mind. Over the past few years, I've seen an increase in complaints, thus I assume quality has decreased. When I was younger, things were much better.

Accidentally issued at work for an office PC. At first it seemed like a fairly ordinary mouse, but then the hand stuck. Keystrokes, wheel - everything suits. The cursor is like an extension of the hand. For a long time I was looking for more sophisticated analogues for the house, threw away the money, and did not find it, I bought two more of the same ones. If the hand is large, it sits well, it also works clearly.

Came with HP Elite 330, died last year along with the keyboard in a sudden collision with the wall - S. T.A. L.K. E.R., you know (the computer is still alive). I have never met a more reliable brand.

Yes, this is a 3 Button USB Wired Optical Mouse. It comes with sticky plastic protection. Even the wheel has a piece of plastic that I didn't spot until it came loose the second day I used it. Unlike the mouse it replaced, my Windows 7 no longer has those annoying plug/disconnect episodes when playing games. Nothing fancy, just a decent USB wired mouse that works as it should.

After reading a number of reviews I decided to order two mice, a Belkin mouse and this one. Both work great, but the Belkin just feels better in the hand, so I use it and keep my HP as a backup or in case one of my co-workers needs a spare mouse. Maybe you like HP better. I suggest trying different types of mice to see which one feels better in your hand. But like I said, both work great. This HP mouse is reliable and will do the job. Wired means you never have to change batteries.

The scroll wheel is unstable and too noisy. It is simply poorly constructed or defective. The noise is not due to the ratchet, but to the fact that the right axle is not sufficiently fixed and has too much play. The semi-circular stopper is too large, creating too much play and noise pollution. VERY noisy when scrolling up (or scrolling forward). My 10 year old free Lenovo mouse is perfect. It's unusable for me because of the noisy and dangling mouse wheel. HP should be ashamed. It doesn't cost

I needed to replace my current mouse which after years of great service was starting to fail. I bought this mouse after extensive comparison shopping when I was away from my computer. He consistently received good grades. It turned out to be the exact same model as the one I had replaced! I have no problem with that. Perfect for holding, the included cord is the perfect length (and sturdy). I hope they continue to make this model for many years to come. This is the only model I have ever…

Like most people, I probably put off buying a new mouse. My old man was having seizures when I collapsed. I've owned it for about 7 years and it's time for someone who uses a computer day in and day out. And I have a cat. Any cat person knows what I'm going to say. Yes, the "tail" of the "mouse" is what cats dream of. The poor thing hit the ground many, many times. So it was inevitable that he would turn over and die. This new mouse is very easy to use, very comfortable in the hand and on the…

My previous HP mouse actually lasted at least 10 years but ended after deteriorating so much it had to click 2 times. copy once and 2 more cans. insert once. I bought this HP wired mouse to replace a new HP wireless mouse because I was having trouble setting up my wireless network and needed a working mouse NOW. It's literally plug and play, but it's a USB port and my desktop only has two USB ports and no Bluetooth. The old mouse was wired but plugged into the back somewhere, so I'm not…

Center click button died after one year of use (RIP In Peace). This mouse was used as a work mouse, not for gaming or anything that involves heavy use, so the middle button switch didn't get a lot of duty cycles. I took it apart and it turned out that the switch had an internal mechanical failure, so there's not much that can be done about it. Hover the pointer again - and the hang isn't due to system load, as the CPU stats show that my cores are mostly idle in this case. It doesn't happen all…

Look, this thing still works, but I should have mentioned that this is for basketball players who know how to handle the ball. I just want to warn people. Who knows? You might like GIANT Mouse? But I have a small hand, I wear a size 4 ring on my ring finger. I have small, tiny, weak hands. For example, all I can get my hands on is a tennis ball. Although I tried to find a feature that I could give more than one star, I couldn't: if the mouse is too big, it's impractical, and how can I because '