Mice
Mice covers wired and wireless mice for offices and laptops: Kensington Pro Fit wireless, mid-size and retractable travel mice, HP USB optical and laser mice from business desktops, HP x4000 wireless, Ultra Mobile, Z3700 and slim Bluetooth mice, and the Lenovo ThinkPad Precision USB mouse. Many are the standard mice HP shipped with its business PCs, which makes them easy like-for-like replacements.
Mice: 207 products
Buying guide
Choosing a mouse
Size and grip
Full-size mice suit all-day desk work and compact travel mice fit a laptop bag. Kensington's Pro Fit mid-size models sit between the two.
Optical or laser
Optical sensors suit most desks, while laser sensors track on more surfaces, including glossy ones.
DPI
Higher DPI moves the pointer farther per inch of hand movement, which helps on large or high-resolution screens.
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Frequently asked questions
Does a wireless mouse need drivers?
No. Standard 2.4GHz and Bluetooth mice use the operating system's built-in drivers; extra software only adds button customization.
Why does my wireless mouse lag?
Usually a weak battery, interference from nearby USB 3.0 ports or Wi-Fi, or distance from the receiver. Moving the receiver to a front port or an extension cable often helps.
Bluetooth or a 2.4GHz receiver?
Bluetooth needs no dongle and pairs with tablets too. A 2.4GHz receiver connects instantly and works in the BIOS before the operating system loads.
