If you use a laptop computer, the touchpad may be awkward to use if you are accustom to using a mouse. Some computers have a touch screen, but using a mouse can offer some additional precision control.
Wired mice and some wireless mice rely on using a USB port for connection. Some wireless mice use a small transceiver that plugs into an available USB port. While desktop computers may have 6 or more USB ports, laptops may have only 2 or 3.
A Bluetooth wireless mouse allows a connection to your compute without requiring a USB transceiver. Instead, the mouse communicates directly with the Bluetooth transceiver in the laptop computer.
The latest standards for Bluetooth provide better range, longer battery life, and more data throughput. [Learn More]
The Logitech M557 Bluetooth mouse, shown below, costs about $25 and features a one year battery life. [View/Buy]
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For more options, consider a search of Amazon for highly rated Bluetooth mice with Prime eligibility. [View Results]
From that search, the following mice are worth considering.
- Amazon Basics, 6-Button 2.4GHz & Bluetooth Wireless Mouse. $23 [View/Buy]
- Logitech, M557 Bluetooth mouse. $25. [View/Buy]
- Logitech, Pebble M350 Wireless Mouse with Bluetooth or USB – Silent, Slim Computer Mouse with Quiet Click. Available in blue, black, off-white, and rose. $30 [View/Buy]
- Microsoft, Bluetooth Mobile Mouse 3600 Black, $20. [View/Buy]
- Nulea, Bluetooth Wireless Mouse Dual Mode(Bluetooth 5.0+USB), Computer Mouse with USB Receiver. Available in black, mint green, and pink. $15 [View/Buy]
