Overview Two minutes
The Wireless Creator HP 930 mouse is the latest Creative Creative Peripheral HP and while there are some problems we have, it is a fairly solid device with some very good features at a reasonable price, but it was left behind from some of the more interesting competitions.
On the plus side of the column, the Wireless Creator Mouse HP 930 has many buttons that can be programmed to make macro productivity and establish shortcuts for the best graphic design software like Adobe Photoshop.
Then there is a mouse wheel. Not only makes it possible to scroll sideways, the wheels also rotate free and fast. Without question, this is the fastest mouse wheel we have ever seen as long as we can remember and there is an innocent Glee in stopping the wheel to play it with whir which is smooth but satisfying for a few seconds.
This also means that it might be one of the most sensitive mouse wheels we have ever used. This is good if you need – and have dexterity to use – a mouse wheel with a very high level of precision. If you are a big OAF who is stupid with twitching gaming fingers that can’t help fight the mouse wheels accidentally, you might be surprised to see the scroll web page up or down without your meaning to do it semi-regularly.
Ergonomically, the Wireless Mouse Creator HP 930 is designed for use with the right hand and is rather larger than we expected. Even if you are like some of us and have middle to large hands, the creator feels bigger than possible, measured at 4.75 x 3.11 x 1.84 inches / 120.7 x 79 x 46.7 millimeters (l x w X H).
It did not help the mouse a little on the heavy side, weighing at 4.64 ounces / 130 grams, although it slid enough and heavy maybe more to help the creator maintain a smoother mouse control. This is still an adjustment, and when compared to Raver Razer Pro click, the Wireless Creator Mouse HP 930 appears rather short.
It is $ 10 cheaper however, starting at $ 89 / £ 99 / around AU $ 125 and does have the benefit of a USB type-C port rather than a terrible micro USB connector, custom-custom on pro click pro. Even better, the HP promises that the Wireless Mouse Creator HP 930 can get battery life up to 12 weeks at a single cost, and while we have not used it for 12 full weeks to verify the claim, we have used it. For about a week, it starts at a full cost, and it sits around 90%.
HP 930 Wireless Creator Mouse has 800 – 3,000 dpi, which is not the best at this time where even budget productivity or game mice rose above 10,000 dpi, but it was still not the worst DPI out there. If this mouse is even $ 1 more expensive, though, we have started to take real points.
In the end, the Wireless Creator Mouse HP 930 crashes the limit we will recommend in terms of specifications, performance, and design. Fortunately for the creator, it’s on the right side of the boundary, but only with $ 10 or more than $ 20, you can get it that doesn’t have this problem.
