Description
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | HP |
| Model | G160 |
| Connection | Wired USB-A |
| DPI Levels | 800 / 1200 / 1600 / 2400 |
| Buttons | 7 (including side buttons & DPI switch) |
| Lighting | 4-color breathing RGB |
| Sensor | A704E optical sensor |
| Switch Life | Rated up to 5 million clicks |
| Base & Scroll | Metal base plate- anti-slip rubberized scroll wheel |
| Cable | 1.6–1.8 m braided USB |
| Weight | ≈144 g |
| Dimensions | ≈130 × 72 × 43 mm |
| Compatibility | Windows- macOS- Linux- most gaming consoles |
HP G160 USB Gaming Mouse – Versatile Performance with RGB Flair
Adjustable DPI Settings for Precision
The HP G160 offers four DPI levels—800- 1200- 1600- and 2400 DPI—allowing you to fine-tune sensitivity on the fly with a single DPI toggle button. Perfect for smooth desktop use or precise in-game targeting
Programmable Multi-Button Design
Featuring 7 buttons—left/right click- scroll wheel- DPI switch- and two side buttons—this mouse supports programmable inputs ideal for gaming or productivity workflows
Dynamic RGB Lighting
Equipped with a 4-color breathing RGB lighting effect that changes according to DPI level- the G160 adds gaming atmosphere without being overwhelming
Durable Build & Ergonomics
The mouse includes a secure metal base- anti-slip scroll wheel- and ergonomic design to reduce fatigue in long sessions. Switches are rated for up to 5 million clicks- and the robust optical sensor delivers reliable tracking
Plug-and-Play USB Connectivity
With a 1.6–1.8 m braided USB-A cable- the G160 works instantly on Windows- macOS- Linux- and many consoles—no driver installation required
Why Choose the HP G160?
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Need adjustable control? Four DPI levels let you switch between speed and precision quickly.
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Want custom commands? Seven buttons let you assign key actions or macros.
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Like RGB aesthetics? The gentle breathing light adds style to your setup.
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Worry about comfort? Ergonomic shape- weighted design- and durable build reduce strain over long sessions.
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Want a plug-and-play solution? Just plug in via USB and start—no software required