Wired Mouse 100 - Precise Optical Sensor with 1600 DPI - Easy USB Connection - Ambidextrous Design - 3 Button Control & Built-in Scrolling - Multi-OS Compatible (6VY96AA#ABL)

The HP Wired Mouse 100 works great right out of the box. The optical sensor is precise and responsive, making it perfect for everyday work, browsing, and even light gaming. It feels comfortable in the hand, the clicks are smooth, and the wired connection means no lag or battery issues. Simple, reliable, and a great value for the price.

This is easily the best mouse a guy can get. It's cheap, it's comfortable, it's not noisy, and it does everything a mouse should do. It's not fragile, the scroll wheel is always responsive, and it's not a big bulky thing. I use HP mice and keyboards exclusively and won't move to any other brand most likely for those two things.

Very nice mouse for the price. Comfortable and precise.

works great

It is advertised as "Large", but it is medium-size mouse. The sides are slippery. It is Ok mouse, but I deeply regret that I did not buy something higher end (which is hard, because there are not that many good mouse without extra buttons, which are a hassle when you do not intent to use them) Besides ergonomics it works great though.

The mouse works perfect and performance is very good!

Low quality. Buttons stopped working properly after 2 months of use. I click and drag and it randomly releases the hold. Bummer because the ergonomics were good.

Good mouse, good price. Thank you

Very good mouse - good size and comfortable to use. The scroll wheel has a smooth texture that is easy on my finger when scrolling and even though it's smooth, it's not slippery. It has the right amount of friction so you can scroll easily as you intend, but it doesn't hurt your skin on your finger like some other mouses do.

Souris de bonne qualité tiens bien la main roulette fonctionne bien. très satisfaite.

Souris fonctionne tel qu'attendu.

Works great.

Lasted about a week before button failure. Out of the box the click pressure between the right and left was so different I thought it was intentional design and they were using differently weighted micro switches to give a different tactile effect between left/right click, but after about 1-2 weeks they evened out and I now realize it was just poor build quality. Along with the click pressure "fixing" itself pretty much every thing else failed. The right button activates the left, it'll register a single press as double clicks, it'll fail to stay engaged when you're trying to drag & drop items or highlight sentences. All the problems that were cropping up on my last HP mouse after 8 years occurred on this new HP mouse after a week with much greater frequency. I paid 12$ for this thing, I'm okay with it feeling light in the hand and the cord feeling flimsy, but I do expect the thing to work. This is manufactured e-waste, probably not buying another HP product in the future.