HP Wireless Silent 280M Mouse - Ergonomic Right-Handed Design, 18 Month Battery Life, and 2.4GHz Reliable Connection - Works for Computers and Laptops - Far Quieter Clicks than Most Mice,Black

The media could not be loaded. Video is a comparison to my old gaming mouse to this one. I got this because I was tired of hearing the clicks of my mouse in my stream lol. This mouse still works fast enough to play FPS games.

I'd been searching for a high-end HP mouse to go with my HP Dragonfly Elite Chromebook. At last I found one with this mouse. It's a premium feeling accessory that glides flawlessly and is super quiet. Worth the price if you're looking for a high-end HP mouse. By the way, for Chromebook users, the Chrome OS mouse settings let you customize the side buttons, including mapping them to any combination of keystrokes that you choose.

Easy to install and so nice to use. It’s very smooth and allows space to rest your hand for more control.

Simple to use and works great with my wife's lap top. Has great battery saver, on/off switch and fits hand very snugly and comfortable.

Ergonomic feels great

I enjoy how this small mouse fits my hand. It is also very lightweight and smooth as it glides in the mouse pad. If you have bigger hands might feel a bit awkward in size, consider a bigger option.

3/14/2025 after years of use somehow, somewhere I misplaced my HP mouse. So ofcourse I had to obtain another one. My original mouse I had for over ten years! So I knew HP brands wouldn't steer me wrong. I discovered thereare new argonomic models and I decided to try one. Good decision. The newer mouse fits my hand like a designer glove. It has a smoother, softer transition as it glides across the table, no pad needed. It is wonderful feeling and very comfortable. And the price is very reasonable.

The scroll wheel on the mouse ceased functioning 2 weeks after the warranty expired. Trying to troubleshoot the problem, I actually saw a post on HP's support site from someone else with the exact same issue 2 months after their warranty expired. Just to show how much you can rely on HP to support their products, the tech rep responded to the request for help by cut/pasting a canned response on how to troubleshoot screen issues on a laptop. When the customer pointed out that the reply didn't actually help with the mouse issue, the final replay from tech support was "You should call tech support." *Sigh* Don't buy his mouse. And maybe think seriously about buying anything from HP.