HP 515
HP 515
HP 515 Wireless Mouse with an Integrated Battery and Long Life
Charge for three minutes via USB-C and your mouse is ready for a whole month of use. The supercapacitor technology in the HP 515 solves one of the biggest drawbacks of wireless mice once and for all – no waiting, no battery changes, no unpleasant surprises in the middle of your work. The capacitor has a virtually indefinite lifespan, so the HP 515 will last reliably for its entire lifetime. An optical sensor with sensitivity up to 4,000 DPI and multi-surface technology ensures precise control on almost any surface, and the symmetrical, ambidextrous 88g design fits perfectly in the hands of both right-handed and left-handed users for the entire working day. Wireless connectivity via a 2.4GHz USB receiver with a range of up to 10m, 5 buttons with a 2D scroll wheel, and compatibility with Windows, macOS, and ChromeOS complete the picture of a mouse that just works – reliably, accurately, and without hassle.
Long battery life
Symmetrical design
Fast charging
Key Features of the HP 515 Mouse
- Supercapacitor technology ensures a full charge in just 3 minutes via USB-C for up to 30 days of use without further charging
- Optical multi-surface sensor with up to 4,000 DPI sensitivity for precise control on almost any surface for detailed graphics work and everyday multitasking
- Symmetrical, ambidextrous ergonomic design weighing 88g for comfort for both right-handed and left-handed users during long work days
- 2D scroll wheel with horizontal scrolling for convenient browsing of large spreadsheets and documents without dragging the scrollbar
- Wireless connectivity via 2.4GHz USB receiver with a range of up to 10m and compatibility with Windows 10, Windows 11, macOS, and ChromeOS
- 5 programmable buttons, USB-C charging cable included, and a two-year HP warranty
Supercapacitor Instead of Batteries
The supercapacitor technology in the HP 515 represents a major breakthrough compared to classic rechargeable mice. Three minutes connected to a laptop's USB-C port, a charger, or a USB hub provides up to 30 days of operation without further charging – and the mouse can even be used while charging without interrupting your work. Unlike lithium batteries, the capacitor does not lose capacity with each charging cycle, and its lifespan is practically indefinite. No more searching for replacement batteries, no more unexpected outages in the middle of an important presentation or work deadline.
4,000 DPI Optical Sensor for Precision on Any Surface
The HP 515's optical multi-surface sensor, with a sensitivity of up to 4,000 DPI, captures even the slightest wrist movement for smooth and precise cursor control on almost any work surface. Whether you're working with detailed graphics, large spreadsheets, or just browsing documents, the sensor adapts to your current needs without requiring manual sensitivity switching. The result is a mouse that responds exactly as you expect – without stuttering, without delay, and without relying on a special mouse mat.
The HP 515 Has an Ergonomic Design for the Entire Work Day
The symmetrical, ambidextrous shape of the HP 515, weighing just 88g, fits naturally in the hands of both right-handed and left-handed users, ensuring comfort even during the longest work days without wrist fatigue. Five buttons, configurable via the HP Accessory Center, and a 2D scroll wheel with horizontal scrolling allow you to tailor the mouse precisely to your working style and most-used applications. Wireless connectivity via a 2.4GHz USB receiver with a range of up to 10m and compatibility with Windows 10, Windows 11, macOS, and ChromeOS ensure flexible deployment in any workplace.
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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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