im looking for a mouse that is similar in connection as the apple mouse. I don't want to have to plug a USB tab into my computer. Are there any Bluetooth mouse "mice" that is similar in connection to the apple mouse?
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Bluetooth mouse?
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If you search for "bluetooth mouse", you can find a variety of different brands.
Most companies that make mouses have a few models that are bluetooth. Some are even both bluetooth and RF wireless on the same mouse.
Here's a page with several that are reviewed this year (2018).
Most companies that make mouses have a few models that are bluetooth. Some are even both bluetooth and RF wireless on the same mouse.
Here's a page with several that are reviewed this year (2018).
I bought a new bluetooth mouse last week as my several year old Apple Magic Mouse 1 finally died.
Bought a Microsoft (gasp!) designer bluetooth mouse as it is much cheaper than a new Apple Magic Mouse 2 and I think it looks quite good (simple and branding is subtle) and it works well (only had it a week but I use it all day, everyday for work).
Have had no issues with bluetooth connection, no lag, it rolls smooth (I use a mousepad), and there's no ugly usb dongle.
I like things simple though, there are much more complicated mice out there but they're not for me.
Bought a Microsoft (gasp!) designer bluetooth mouse as it is much cheaper than a new Apple Magic Mouse 2 and I think it looks quite good (simple and branding is subtle) and it works well (only had it a week but I use it all day, everyday for work).
Have had no issues with bluetooth connection, no lag, it rolls smooth (I use a mousepad), and there's no ugly usb dongle.
I like things simple though, there are much more complicated mice out there but they're not for me.