Wired optical mouse HAVIT MS753 black-grey — ambidextrous, USB connection

HAVIT MS753 is a wired optical mouse in a black-grey finish designed for general-purpose desktop and laptop use. The ambidextrous shape provides comfortable handling for both right- and left-handed users. Connection is via a standard USB cable with plug-and-play operation, offering a practical and reliable pointing device for everyday office tasks, web browsing and casual gaming.

Advantages

The HAVIT MS753 combines a compact ambidextrous design with straightforward USB connectivity and an optical sensor for consistent tracking on common surfaces. Its wired connection eliminates the need for batteries and pairing, ensuring uninterrupted operation. The simple form factor and neutral color scheme make it a versatile accessory for workstations, home computers and public terminals.

Suitable for

• Office work: document editing, spreadsheets and emails
• Web browsing and multimedia navigation
• Casual gaming and general computer use
• Shared workstations and computer labs

Key specifications

• Connection: USB wired plug-and-play
• Design: ambidextrous, suitable for right- and left-handed users
• Sensor: optical tracking for use on standard desk surfaces
• Buttons: standard left and right click with scroll wheel
• Finish: black and grey housing

How to use

Connect the USB plug to an available port on your computer. The operating system should recognize the mouse automatically and install any required generic driver. Position the mouse on a flat surface or mouse pad and move it to control the cursor; use the left and right buttons and scroll wheel for selection, navigation and scrolling. No additional software is required for basic operation.

Usage recommendations

For optimal tracking accuracy, use the mouse on a clean, flat surface or a dedicated mouse pad. Keep the optical sensor area free of dust and debris and avoid liquid exposure. If you frequently switch between computers, unplug and replug the USB connector after moving to ensure prompt recognition by the new host device.