A4TECH OP-720 USB Wired Mouse with 1200 DPI Sensor

The A4TECH OP-720 is a simple, dependable USB wired mouse for people who want smooth cursor control without extra setup. Its 1200 DPI optical sensor tracks accurately for browsing, office work and daily PC tasks. You plug it in and start working.

If you are looking for a practical a4tech mouse for home, school or the office, the OP-720 is built around the basics: a symmetric shape, a 4-way wheel and a long 150 cm cable. It comes in OP-720 and OP-720S model versions and works with a USB or PS2 port.

Key Features

• 1200 DPI Optical Sensor: Gives accurate, steady pointer tracking for documents, spreadsheets and web browsing, so everyday work feels smooth.
• 4-Way Wheel: Makes it easier to move through long pages, wide sheets and web content without reaching for the scroll bar.
• Dust-Resistant Wheel: Helps keep the scroll wheel working properly over time, which suits desks and offices where dust builds up.
• Durable Button Life: The buttons are made for long-lasting use, so the mouse holds up to daily clicking.
• Plug and Play Setup: No complicated installation. Connect it to your computer and start using it.
• Symmetric Ergonomic Design: The balanced shape sits comfortably in the hand and suits both left-handed and right-handed users.
• 150 cm Cable: The longer cable gives you room to place the mouse comfortably, even when your PC is further from your desk.

Why Choose the A4TECH OP-720 USB Wired Mouse

A wired connection means no batteries to replace and no pairing to manage. The A4TECH OP-720 USB wired mouse stays ready whenever your computer is on, which makes it a good fit for shared PCs, offices, shops and study desks.

At 86 g with the cable, it is light enough to move easily, and the 3-button layout keeps things simple. If you want a trusted a4tech mouse for routine work and not a complicated gaming setup, the OP-720 covers the essentials at a sensible level.

Best Use Cases

• Home and office computing
• Students and online classes
• Shared or reception desktop PCs
• Replacing a worn-out or faulty mouse