Bluetooth mice differ from USB mice only in the way they connect to your computer. Instead of a dedicated receiver you plug in, it uses your computer's bluetooth antenna to pair with the mouse.

This lets the mouse communicate with your PC at a lower latency than Bluetooth and with less chance of interference with the signal. Step 1: Plug the USB receiver into a free USB port on your laptop.

Modular mouse and USB hub “ProtoArc HubMouse is not just a hub but also a high-performing mouse that can connect to your devices through 2.4G or Bluetooth mode.

Apple iPadOS supports almost all Bluetooth mice, as well as Apple's Magic Mouse and trackpad. We round up the best best mice available for the Apple iPad.

We’ve updated this list with new earbuds and a Bluetooth mouse. ... a stand, and an Apple Pencil holder for your 10.9-inch iPad. $95 from Best Buy ... A charger that supports USB Power ...

Although the Basilisk V3 Pro doesn't explicitly feature a way to switch between devices, you can plug in the included 2.4-GHz USB receiver in one device and use the mouse via Bluetooth on another.

Image: Apple. With iPadOS, you can now set up and use an external mouse with your iPad.You can use a wired mouse that connects into the Lightning or USB-C port on your tablet, or a wireless mouse ...

Connecting a wireless mouse to your Mac will likely require either Bluetooth or a USB dongle. A Bluetooth mouse will need to be connected to your Mac using the Bluetooth menu in System Preferences.

Thankfully, hooking up these accessories via Bluetooth or USB-C port is a cinch. So let’s take a look at the best mice and keyboards to pair with your Steam Deck. Best Keyboards for Steam Deck ...