Wireless USB mouse

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  1. jorenbrouillard, Jun 1, 2013

    jorenbrouillard macrumors newbie

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    Hi, little question, didn't find it anywhere...

    Is it possible to use a wireless USB mouse (logitech M310) without de USB-thing, but on the Bluetooth feature of my MacBook Pro itself?

    thanks for the help!
     
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  2. maflynn, Jun 1, 2013

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    Logitech mice require that dongle thingy, no way around it AFAIK. If you get a regular BT mouse such as apple's then avoid such additions
     
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  3. jorenbrouillard, Jun 1, 2013

    jorenbrouillard thread starter macrumors newbie

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    Yeah, figures... Thought there could be a way to get rid of that little monstrosity... Got it as a gift...
     
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  4. saberahul, Jun 1, 2013

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    AFAIK they have (or had) a model which was BT only without the dongle. Till the time the mouse uses BT technology you can use it with the Mac. I currently use a Microsoft mouse (which specifically says Windows only) on the Mac and it works well. The principle is simple - the mouse should have BT and for the purposes of being used as a mouse, it should have the BT profile for Mouse which is universal across all platforms.
     
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