HP Wireless Mouse 220 Snow White

HP Wireless Mouse 220 Snow White
The HP Wireless Mouse 220 Snow White may look simple, but its practicality will charm you from the very beginning. Thanks to its compact dimensions of just 97 × 57 × 39mm, this small mouse fits easily into even a small pocket of your bag or backpack. The 1600 DPI ensures precision while you work. What's more, it weighs only 80 grams and fits perfectly in your hand. The HP Wireless Mouse 220 is powered by a single AA battery. To start working, simply plug the nano receiver into a USB port and you're ready to go.

Key Features of the HP Wireless Mouse 220 Snow White
- 1600 DPI for greater precision while working
- Striking snow white design
- Blue LED optical motion sensor
- Compact dimensions for easy portability
- Wireless USB receiver
- 1× AA battery provides long-lasting power
- Weighing only 80 grams, it glides smoothly over any surface
- Suitable for the office and for travel
Package Contents:
Mouse, 1× AA battery, documentation
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Charging // EU Directive
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