HP 400 Quiet Wireless Mouse VS Trust GXT 1108W Vylax

The HP 400 Quiet Wireless Mouse and the Trust GXT 1108W Vylax have differences in key performance specifications. Starting with polling rate, the HP 400 has a rate of 125 Hz, whereas the Trust GXT 1108W Vylax boasts a faster polling rate of 1000 Hz, offering more frequent updates for faster response times.

Regarding DPI (dots per inch), the HP 400 offers a range from 1200 DPI to 6000 DPI, with adjustable DPI settings. In comparison, the Trust GXT 1108W Vylax has a slightly lower range, from 800 DPI to 4800 DPI, but it also includes adjustable DPI. While both mice feature adjustable DPI, the HP 400 covers a higher maximum DPI, allowing for more precise adjustments at higher sensitivity levels.

Overall, the Trust GXT 1108W Vylax stands out with its higher polling rate, while the HP 400 offers a wider DPI range, particularly at the higher end.

The HP 400 Quiet Wireless Mouse and the Trust GXT 1108W Vylax differ in several key general specifications. The HP 400 is categorized as a productivity mouse, while the Trust GXT 1108W Vylax is designed for gaming, indicating different use case orientations for each product.

In terms of connection type, the HP 400 offers more versatility with support for 2.4GHz wireless, Bluetooth, and USB connections, whereas the Trust GXT 1108W Vylax only supports 2.4GHz wireless. The HP 400 also has a removable battery, while the Trust GXT 1108W Vylax does not, with its battery being non-removable.

Battery life is a major point of contrast: the HP 400 boasts an impressive 17,520 hours of battery life, compared to just 80 hours for the Trust GXT 1108W Vylax. Additionally, the HP 400 has a 1-year warranty period, while the Trust GXT 1108W Vylax offers a longer 2-year warranty.

The HP 400 Quiet Wireless Mouse and the Trust GXT 1108W Vylax have different button configurations. The HP 400 has 5 buttons in total, including 5 side buttons, and offers 2 programmable buttons. In contrast, the Trust GXT 1108W Vylax has 6 buttons, with only 2 side buttons, and does not offer any programmable buttons.

Another key difference is the presence of a DPI switching button. The HP 400 lacks a DPI switching button, while the Trust GXT 1108W Vylax includes one, which could be helpful for quickly adjusting DPI settings during use.

Both mice lack a profile switching button, as neither product includes this feature.

The HP 400 Quiet Wireless Mouse and the Trust GXT 1108W Vylax differ in several design aspects. The HP 400 is ambidextrous, making it suitable for both left- and right-handed users, while the Trust GXT 1108W Vylax is designed specifically for right-handed use.

In terms of weight, the HP 400 is heavier at 110 g, compared to the lighter 92 g of the Trust GXT 1108W Vylax. The volume of the HP 400 is smaller at 287.92 cm³, whereas the Trust GXT 1108W Vylax is larger with a volume of 385.14 cm³. The Trust GXT 1108W Vylax is also larger in size, with a thickness of 42 mm, height of 131 mm, and width of 70 mm, compared to the HP 400's thickness of 40 mm, height of 118 mm, and width of 61 mm.

Both mice lack a thumb scroll wheel, tilting scroll wheel, and extra weights. However, the Trust GXT 1108W Vylax includes RGB lighting, while the HP 400 does not.