HS code for computer mice in the United States
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Key facts
- Most likely code
- 8471.60
- Candidate codes
- 1
- HS edition
- HS2022
- National lines
- 7
- General duty (MFN)
- free
Summary
Computer mice imported into the United States is usually classified under HS code 8471.60 when it is an input unit of a computer. It sits in heading 84.71, “Automatic data processing machines and units thereof; magnetic or optical readers, machines for transcribing data onto data media in coded form and machines for processing such data, not elsewhere specified or included”. The tariff of the United States has 7 national lines under this code. The general (MFN) duty in the United States on the national lines under 8471.60 is free.
How to choose the right code
Use 8471.60 when it is an input unit of a computer.
Codes for computer mice
Each code is listed with its legal text from the HS2022 Harmonized System release, quoted as published, and the condition under which it applies to computer mice.
- 8471.60
Most likely
Legal text: “Input or output units, whether or not containing storage units in the same housing”
Heading 84.71: “Automatic data processing machines and units thereof; magnetic or optical readers, machines for transcribing data onto data media in coded form and machines for processing such data, not elsewhere specified or included”
Applies when it is an input unit of a computer.
National lines in the United States
The tariff of the United States splits this code into 7 national lines, listed with their published text and general duty.
The general (MFN) duty in the United States on the national lines under 8471.60 is free. Import VAT or sales tax is charged on top, and de minimis rules can change what is due; the landed cost calculator works it out for a shipment.
Under 8471.60
- 8471.60.10.10“Combined input/output units › With cathode-ray tube (CRT)”free
- 8471.60.10.50“Combined input/output units › Other”free
- 8471.60.20.00“Other › Keyboards”free
- 8471.60.70.00“Other › Units suitable for physical incorporation into automatic data processing machines or units thereof”free
- 8471.60.80.00“Other › Optical scanners and magnetic ink recognition devices”free
- 8471.60.90.30“Other › Other › Card key and magnetic media entry devices”free
- 8471.60.90.50“Other › Other › Other”free
Similar products
Products in the same category as computer mice, or classified under the same headings.
- Computer keyboardsHS 8471.60
- LaptopsHS 8471.30
- Tablet computersHS 8471.30
- Computer monitorsHS 8528.52
- Digital camerasHS 8525.89
- HeadphonesHS 8518.30
- Memory cardsHS 8523.51
- Phone chargersHS 8504.40
- SmartphonesHS 8517.13
- TelevisionsHS 8528.72
- USB cablesHS 8544.42
- USB flash drivesHS 8523.51
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Classification depends on the exact product
The right code depends on what the product is made of, how it is made and what it is for, so two products sold as computer mice can fall under different codes.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the HS code for computer mice?
Computer mice imported into the United States is usually classified under HS code 8471.60 when it is an input unit of a computer. It sits in heading 84.71, “Automatic data processing machines and units thereof; magnetic or optical readers, machines for transcribing data onto data media in coded form and machines for processing such data, not elsewhere specified or included”.
What is the duty on computer mice imported into the United States?
The general (MFN) duty in the United States on the national lines under 8471.60 is free. Import VAT or sales tax is charged on top, and de minimis rules can change what is due; the landed cost calculator works it out for a shipment.
Sources and updates
The legal texts are from the HS2022 Harmonized System release, live on border.bot since 11 October 2026.
The national lines are from the tariff release of the United States (2026HTSRev21), live on border.bot since 9 October 2026.
The duty rates are from the live rates release, live on border.bot since 9 October 2026.
The conditions and questions on this page were written for computer mice by border.bot and checked against those legal texts; the page changes when a new release goes live or the topic is reviewed again.
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