Omen reactor and mouse 400, the offer of gaming mice from hp

Probably HP is not a brand recognized precisely for its mice, but right now it has two extremely interesting models, for their price and performance. They are the Omen Reactor and HP Mouse 400 models, both designed especially for gamers, but with different price ranges and features.

HP Mouse 400 - The Budget Variant

Priced at $ 39.99, this is an inexpensive gaming mouse with which HP tries to seduce gamers. Its design is ergonomic, how could it be otherwise, and it has a very good range of durability. The main buttons are of the Omron type, which gives it a durability of more than 10 million clicks, this places it in the range of the beloved old G203 in this section.

The mouse is connected via a USB cable, which unfortunately is not meshed like the Omen Reactor, and its weight is 110 grams.

As usual in gaming mice, we can change the sensitivity of the pointer on the fly with a single click, although the buttons can be completely customized by software if the change of DPI 'hot' does not interest us.

An interesting and economical gaming mouse to keep in mind.

Omen Reactor - The 'Premium' Mouse

This is the 'Premium' gaming mouse that HP is offering, where it surprises for its quality of materials, durability and input-lag.

Omen Reactor offers a sensor with 16, 000 DPI that brings some very interesting features. One of the most striking is the adjustable palm base that can be reclined at ease, something that you can see better in the attached video. HP claims to have added high-quality buttons with a durability of 50 million clicks and response times of 0.2 milliseconds.

The mouse weighs about 160 grams and the USB cable is meshed to prevent tangling.

RGB lighting could not be missing from this mouse, which can be customized using the Omen Command Center application . RGB lighting is present on the mouse base logo and on the wheel. Also, from the same application we can add Macros.

With a totally ergonomic design, HP makes an effort for players to rest their eyes on this mouse, which currently has a cost of $ 79.99 and is only compatible with the Windows 10 system. What do you think?

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