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| The HP Tilt Ergonomic Mouse 720M and the HP Ultra-Fast Scroll Wireless Mouse have supercapacitors in place of batteries. |
In a move that caters to the growing demand for comfortable and sustainable computing accessories, HP has just unveiled two intriguing additions to its peripheral lineup: the HP Tilt Ergonomic Mouse 720M and the HP Ultra-Fast Scroll Wireless Mouse 780M. Designed for professionals, students, and anyone who spends long hours at a desk, these mice blend ergonomic design with a surprising piece of technology that could make traditional batteries a thing of the past.
Let's dive into what makes each of these new options stand out in a crowded market.
The HP Tilt Ergonomic Mouse 720M: Comfort Meets Quick-Charge Tech
First up is the HP Tilt Ergonomic Mouse 720M, which makes a statement in a new soft pink finish—a color variant of the existing black 725M model. Its core design philosophy is all about reducing strain. The mouse features a pronounced semi-vertical tilt that encourages a more natural, handshake-like grip, aiming to keep your forearm in a neutral position to ward off fatigue during marathon work sessions.
Beyond comfort, the 720M is built with sustainability in mind, constructed from 60% post-consumer recycled plastics. It packs the functionality users need: a versatile tilt scroll wheel, six programmable buttons, and a sensitivity that can be tuned up to 6000 DPI for precise cursor control.
However, its true headline feature is what's missing: a traditional battery. Following a trend it set a year ago, HP has equipped the 720M with a supercapacitor. This means you can get a full month of use from just a 3-minute charge via its USB-C cable. It connects via Bluetooth or an included HP unifying receiver and boasts broad compatibility with Windows, macOS, ChromeOS, Android, and iOS.
The HP Tilt Ergonomic Mouse 720M is available now with a price tag of $59.99.
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| HP Ultra-Fast Scroll Wireless Mouse 780M is a cheaper alternative to the Logitech MX Master 4. |
The HP Ultra-Fast Scroll Wireless Mouse 780M: A Power Scroller’s Dream
For users whose workflow lives and dies by rapid navigation through lengthy documents and spreadsheets, the HP Ultra-Fast Scroll Wireless Mouse 780M looks particularly compelling. Also made from 60% recycled materials, it features a sophisticated black, soft-touch coating and a design that seems to take clear inspiration from premium productivity mice like the popular Logitech MX Master 3S (which you can find on Amazon for comparison).
The "Ultra-Fast Scroll" name is no gimmick. This mouse is equipped with two distinct metal scroll wheels: a primary wheel and a dedicated horizontal scroll wheel. This duo promises lightning-fast navigation through vast datasets and timelines. Like its pink sibling, it forgoes a standard battery for a supercapacitor, offering the same incredible 3-minute charge for a month of power.
Multitaskers will appreciate its ability to pair with up to three devices simultaneously via Bluetooth and a unifying dongle, with a handy button on the underside to switch between them instantly.
Positioned as the more feature-rich option, the HP Ultra-Fast Scroll Wireless Mouse 780M launches today for $79.99.
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| The HP Tilt Ergonomic Mouse 725M is compatible with several operating systems. |
The Verdict: Speed, Sustainability, and No More Battery Anxiety
HP’s latest releases signal a clear commitment to merging ergonomics with environmental responsibility and user convenience. The supercapacitor technology in both models is a game-changer, effectively eliminating the frustration of a dead mouse during a crucial task. Whether you prioritize a gentler, tilted angle (the 720M) or ultra-efficient, multi-directional scrolling (the 780M), HP is offering compelling, eco-conscious alternatives to the usual suspects in the peripheral arena.
With their competitive pricing and versatile compatibility, these mice are poised to become strong contenders for anyone looking to upgrade their desktop setup for comfort, productivity, and a smaller environmental footprint.