HP 128 Laser Wired Mouse
HP 128 Laser Wired Mouse
A Mouse with Laser Precision for Demanding Office Work
The HP 128 Laser Wired Mouse differs from standard optical mice by using laser motion sensing technology, which works reliably even on problematic surfaces where standard optical mice fail—glossy desktops, lacquered surfaces or finely textured materials. A 1,200 DPI sensitivity with adjustment options allows you to customise the cursor speed exactly to your preferences. The symmetrical, ergonomic shape is suitable for both right- and left-handed users, and the 1.8m cable with plug-and-play USB-A connection ensures instant functionality without installation. The HP 128 Laser Wired Mouse is designed for all-day comfort and responsible, low-halogen manufacturing.
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Key Features of the HP 128 Laser Wired Mouse
- Laser sensor with 1,200 DPI sensitivity and adjustable DPI for precise motion tracking on any surface
- Symmetrical ergonomic design with perfectly placed buttons and scroll wheel for all-day comfort for both right- and left-handed users
- Plug-and-play USB-A connection with a 1.8m cable, no drivers required
- Responsibly manufactured with low-halogen printed circuit boards
- Can be cleaned regularly with disinfectant wipes for hygiene in shared workspaces
- Weighs 80.5g and has compact dimensions of 11.2×6.3×3.6cm for natural control
The HP 128 Laser Wired Mouse Excels on Any Surface
The main advantage of the HP 128 Laser Wired Mouse is its laser sensor, which tracks movement with significantly higher precision than conventional optical sensors. On glass conference tables, glossy reception counters, or lacquered work desks where an optical mouse loses tracking, the laser sensor continues to work reliably. Adjustable DPI sensitivity adds flexibility—a lower value for precise work with spreadsheets and graphs, and a higher one for quickly browsing documents and web pages. This combination of precision and versatility makes the HP 128 Laser Wired Mouse a superior office tool at an affordable price.
Ergonomics for All-Day Comfort
The symmetrical shape of the HP 128 Laser Wired Mouse is designed to naturally follow the curve of your palm, whether you are right- or left-handed. The compact dimensions of 11.2×6.3×3.6cm and a low weight of 80g minimise wrist strain, even during an eight-hour shift. Three buttons with clear tactile feedback and a classic scroll wheel offer intuitive control with no learning curve—a new employee can be productive from the first minute. The 1,200 DPI optical sensor responds smoothly and accurately, whether you're scrolling through an Excel spreadsheet or clicking links on the company intranet.
The HP 128 Laser Wired Mouse—A Reliable, Hassle-Free Solution
The best technology is the kind you don't have to think about. The HP 128 Laser Wired Mouse requires no charging, no battery changes, no wireless receiver, and no special software. The wired USB-A connection guarantees a constant, stable response without signal dropouts. Compatibility with both Windows and macOS means you can deploy the mouse on any computer in your company, regardless of the platform. The black finish coordinates with most office equipment, and the understated design unobtrusively complements any work environment.
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