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At a glance
HP 700 Rechargeable Wireless Mouse, Black is a gaming mouse made by HP. It is listed at one UK shop, Currys, for £49.99 (checked 25 October 2026).
Quick answers
What is the cheapest UK price for HP 700 Rechargeable Wireless Mouse, Black?
The cheapest in-stock UK price for HP 700 Rechargeable Wireless Mouse, Black is £49.99 at Currys (checked 25 October 2026).
Where is HP 700 Rechargeable Wireless Mouse, Black in stock?
HP 700 Rechargeable Wireless Mouse, Black is in stock at Currys (£49.99), as checked 25 October 2026 or later.
From the retailer
Keep your workflow smooth with the HP 700 Rechargeable Wireless Mouse. It lets you scroll through docs and webpages in any direction (up, down, left and right) thanks to its clever 4D scroll wheel. While the HP shortcut wheel helps you manage calls and productivity-boosting tools. You can even customise controls for quick multitasking without taking your hand off the mouse.
Good to know
- It's made with durable liquid silicone rubber that's soft to the touch and a breeze to clean
- A water-resistant design means it can survive the occasional spill
- The battery lasts up to 1 month and can be easily topped up with the USB Type-C cable
- It comes with a USB dongle for your PC and supports Bluetooth for versatile connectivity
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