HP 330 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse

 50,95

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The HP 330 wireless set takes your workspace up a level. The keyboard has low-profile plunger keys with around 2.5 mm of travel. It types firmly and directly, as if your fingers dance with ease over a sleek office keyboard — ideal for anyone who types a lot of text or fills in spreadsheets and values a clear key feel.

What’s unique about this model: the keyboard’s AES-128-bit encryption. That better protects your keystrokes against unwanted eavesdropping, which is especially reassuring in business environments and with sensitive data. Add the LED indicators (Caps/Num/Scroll lock) and the 12 function keys, and you’ll notice this is a set built for serious office use.

The mouse is compact, accurate and, with 1600 DPI, suited to long working days. Together with the reliable 2.4 GHz connection and long battery life, the HP 330 is a secure and comfortable choice for the professional workspace.

In short: the HP 330 is made for anyone who wants to work efficiently, comfortably and securely.

Weight 420 kg
Dimensions 42,6 × 14,6 × 2,7 cm
Connectivity

Wireless, USB-A receiver

Keyboard

Numeric keypad, QWERTY

HP (Hewlett-Packard) is one of the oldest and largest computer brands in the world. HP chose breadth: they offer a solution for every segment, from simple entry-level laptops to advanced business machines. That makes HP a brand you'll come across in almost any office, school or living room.

Their design philosophy is mainly about balance: ease of use, sturdiness and recognisable design that doesn't stand out for the wrong reasons. In the business lines such as the ProBook and EliteBook the emphasis is on reliability, security and compatibility with existing corporate IT. For consumer models HP pays more attention to looks and price awareness, so there's an HP for almost every budget.

One caveat is that HP used to bundle a lot of bloatware (extra pre-installed software) it earned money from via software suppliers. That caused frustration: starting a new laptop often meant a thorough clean-up first. Fortunately HP has partly stepped back from this in recent years, so modern Pavilion-series models contain less cluttered software and are ready to use faster.