A: Yes. Whether you have the wired or 2.4GHz wireless variants, HP Accessory Center detects them identically.
HP Accessory Center does not exist for Mac. The mouse functions for clicking and scrolling, but you cannot change DPI or RGB without a Windows PC to pre-configure it (and remember, no onboard memory means settings vanish when unplugged). hp gaming mouse m280 software link
| Problem | Solution | | :--- | :--- | | | 1. Unplug and replug the mouse. 2. Try a different USB port (preferably USB 2.0). 3. Restart HP Accessory Center. | | RGB lights are off | The M280 has a physical button to toggle lighting (usually near the DPI button). Press it. Also, check in software that "Lighting" is not set to 0% brightness. | | DPI button cycles, but no color change | This is normal if you have not set distinct colors per DPI level. Go into software to assign colors to each DPI step. | | Settings reset after reboot | The M280 has no onboard memory. You must keep HP Accessory Center running in the system tray for custom settings to persist. | | Can't find the software link anywhere | Revisit the official HP Accessory Center Microsoft Store page. If it is blocked by your IT policy, use a personal machine to configure the mouse, then the settings will stay until you unplug it. | HP Gaming Mouse M280 vs. Other Budget Mice Is the M280 worth the effort of finding the software? Let’s compare: A: Yes