HP 685 Comfort
HP 685 Comfort
The HP 685 Comfort Dual-Mode Mouse is built for business with its programmable buttons, 4D tilt wheel, fast scrolling, and two ways to securely connect to up to three devices. The naturally shaped design, soft side grips and premium soft finish with quiet clicks and fast scrolling help everyone stay focused on their tasks. Program six function buttons. Works on virtually any surface. Scroll both vertically and horizontally with the 4D tilt wheel. It's designed for Intel Evo and compatible with multiple operating systems; simply pair it via the HP Unifying Dongle or Bluetooth. Switch between devices with a single click and easily synchronise your workspace.
Key Features of the HP 685 Comfort Mouse
- Ergonomic design with soft side grips
- 4D tilt wheel with fast scrolling
- 6 programmable buttons for custom shortcuts
- Connect via Bluetooth or USB receiver
- Switch between up to three devices
- Sensor for working on almost any surface
Package Contents:
Wireless mouse, USB receiver, 1× AA battery and quick start guide
Sensor Resolution:
Up to 4,000 DPI
Battery Life:
Up to 20 months
Security:
128-bit AES encryption
Minimum System Requirements:
USB-A port, Bluetooth
Certifications:
CB, GS, FCC, IC, RCM, WPC, NTC, IMDA, BSMI, NCC, SRRC, SIRIM, TRA, EAC, ICASA, UKCA, KCC, VCCI, TUV, RATEL, IFETEL, BIS, Telec, MOICT, iCTqatar, RoHS, Subtel, NOM-208, NKRZI, Intel Evo
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Charging // EU Directive
HP Inc Czech Republic s.r.o Za Brumlovkou 5/1559 140 00 Praha 4 VAT ID: CZ 03208427 Radek Mattas, [email protected]"
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