~~~ Overview and Appearance ~~~ The HP PS2 scroll mouse is as basic as mice come these days. Featuring left and right click buttons and a scroll wheel, this mouse seems to be the basic model shipped with the Proliant ML110 family of entry-level servers. The main body of the mouse is housed in black plastic with a small, tastefully subtle HP logo printed on it in silver, with matching black click buttons. The scroll wheel is a rather boring matte grey, and unlike it's younger optical brother, feels like it rotates far too easily without any proper feedback to the finger. The underside of the mouse is constructed of the same black plastic with a grey ...  Read the complete review

This HP mouse is one that got handed down to me via an old job, and eventually ended up being taken to my parents' house to replace their broken mouse. This mouse was intended as a quick fix but years later, it's still there - I really should buy them a new one because this one is terrible! Firstly, it's an old-school budget mouse with a scroll ball rather than optic movement. This means that you have to take the moving rubbery ball out of the mouse every so often and give it a good clean to ensure it keeps working. The ball is removed via a small doughnut-shaped piece of plastic which twists securely into place to keep the ball falling out during ...  Read the complete review

==Hp Laser Track Ball Mouse== I use my computer a great deal at work and of course to do this I need a mouse. The mouse I currently have is a Hp roller ball optical mouse and I have to say that I find it totally pants. The fact that they are cheap is clearly evident when using the mouse as there really is not that much that I can praise on it. Of course they are very basic in their style and fit into most hands easily and comfortably but this is really where the praise will end. The two buttons either side of the top section of the mouse are coloured different from the main black body of the mouse and the silver effect not only makes ...  Read the complete review

This is a cheap mouse that I suggest replacing as soon as possible. I received this with my new PC, and I'm thankful that I had a real mouse sitting in my closet to hook up. While the size of the mouse is normal and comfortable, everything about it feels pretty cheap. The casing seems thin, and the buttons don't click as well and consistent as I'd like them to. I used the mouse for about a week, and I was having issues with the button becoming stuck when I press down on it. One of the worst parts about this mouse is the ps/2 hookup. Really? I though the ps/2 port went out years ago and was replaced by the USB mouse. Well, apparently HP is behind the ...  Read the complete review