Is there a Bluetooth equivalent to this? I don't want to use their dongle.
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I'm not sure if there is anything quite like this specifically (in terms of style) that is Bluetooth (which was my original desire as well), but one of the closest things that I could find on Amazon would be the Microsoft Sculpt Touch Mouse. It has gotten somewhat mixed reviews, but it's definitely one to consider. There's also the Logitech Ultrathin Touch Mouse (T630) which is a different style but is supposed to be Bluetooth. Then there's the Microsoft Wedge Touch Mouse, which is drastically different in terms of style, but is touch and Bluetooth. I'm sure there are plenty more, so just keep searching around, but these are a few that I found when looking. I'm not sure if there is anything quite like this specifically (in terms of style) that is Bluetooth (which was my original desire as well), but one of the closest things that I could find on Amazon would be the Microsoft Sculpt Touch Mouse. It has gotten somewhat mixed reviews, but it's definitely one to consider. There's also the Logitech Ultrathin Touch Mouse (T630) which is a different style but is supposed to be Bluetooth. Then there's the Microsoft Wedge Touch Mouse, which is drastically different in terms of style, but is touch and Bluetooth. I'm sure there are plenty more, so just... » Read More I'm not sure if there is anything quite like this specifically (in terms of style) that is Bluetooth (which was my original desire as well), but one of the closest things that I could find on Amazon would be the Microsoft Sculpt Touch Mouse. It has gotten somewhat mixed reviews, but it's definitely one to consider. There's also the Logitech Ultrathin Touch Mouse (T630) which is a different style but is supposed to be Bluetooth. Then there's the Microsoft Wedge Touch Mouse, which is drastically different in terms of style, but is touch and Bluetooth. I'm sure there are plenty more, so just keep searching around, but these are a few that I found when looking. « Show Less
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I've been quite disappointed with Logitech (and other manufactures) in terms of any available Bluetooth mouse that they offer. I've never been a huge fan of their Unifying receiver. Although they offer better battery life than the Bluetooth counterparts, the fact that it still uses a single USB on my lappy still bugs me. Like others have said, there is the Microsoft Sculpt Comfort Mouse and the Microsoft Sculpt Touch Mouse. They both are around $30 which I think is pretty steep for a wireless mouse. Hopefully as Windows tablets/convertibles, and Android tablets that do not have USB ports become more common, they will offer better Bluetooth selections. I've been quite disappointed with Logitech (and other manufactures) in terms of any available Bluetooth mouse that they offer. I've never been a huge fan of their Unifying receiver. Although they offer better battery life than the Bluetooth counterparts, the fact that it still uses a single USB on my lappy still bugs me. Like others have said, there is the Microsoft Sculpt Comfort Mouse and the Microsoft Sculpt Touch Mouse. They both are around $30 which I think is pretty steep for a wireless mouse. Hopefully as Windows tablets/convertibles, and Android tablets that do not have USB ports... » Read More I've been quite disappointed with Logitech (and other manufactures) in terms of any available Bluetooth mouse that they offer. I've never been a huge fan of their Unifying receiver. Although they offer better battery life than the Bluetooth counterparts, the fact that it still uses a single USB on my lappy still bugs me. Like others have said, there is the Microsoft Sculpt Comfort Mouse and the Microsoft Sculpt Touch Mouse. They both are around $30 which I think is pretty steep for a wireless mouse. Hopefully as Windows tablets/convertibles, and Android tablets that do not have USB ports become more common, they will offer better Bluetooth selections. « Show Less
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I do not know.. I just use it as as wireless mouse.pro: wireless range is longer than average mouse.Con: 1. battery goes out soon. 2. No outside left and right button.
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I'm not sure if there is anything quite like this specifically (in terms of style) that is Bluetooth (which was my original desire as well), but one of the closest things that I could find on Amazon would be the Microsoft Sculpt Touch Mouse. It has gotten somewhat mixed reviews, but it's definitely one to consider. There's also the Logitech Ultrathin Touch Mouse (T630) which is a different style but is supposed to be Bluetooth. Then there's the Microsoft Wedge Touch Mouse, which is drastically different in terms of style, but is touch and Bluetooth. I'm sure there are plenty more, so just keep searching around, but these are a few that I found when looking.
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FYI The Monoprice bluetooth transmitter/splitter will do this: http://www.monoprice.com/Product?c_id=108&cp;_id=10823&cs;_id=1082703&p;_id=9722&seq;=1&format;=2
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It is a bluetooth device, but it does not come with a bluetooth dongle, at least not that I was aware of. It did come with a Logitech wireless usb dongle.
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Well, the easiest way for me is to simply go to my Bluetooth setting and it will say something like this... "XT1032" only visible to paired device's. Let me know if that works out for you.
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I think the bluetooth is referring to how the nano USB receiver finds the mouse. Meanng it is wireless. There is no button I can see that would allow you to pair this with another device without the dongle. But that is a really small receiver! I even tried to see if my iPad could see the mouse with the Bluetooth on. Nope. My laptop does not have Bluetooth to test this.
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Rashad N. Forbes, This unit does not ship with Bluetooth, but that could be added easily, as the system is built entirely from non-proprietary parts. If added via USB dongle, and you wouldn't even have to open the system.
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You would need the optional bluetooth adapter in order to do that, it can't do that through the network interface
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Add to my previous response that component your need is referred to as a "dongle".
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Turn the Bluetooth option off on the devices you are not using. Those little buttons control the micro SD card ,Look close you will see a SD card slot.
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Yes you can. I found the bluetooth unreliable and relied on the usb anyways.
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I never found it, event though there were indications that the OS supported it. I have a tiny USB dongle for my Bluetooth access.
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No drivers required. Bluetooth should be native to everything you mentioned. Just follow the included instructions about pairing.
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As far as I can tell this device DOES NOT USE BLUETOOTH. It uses a proprietary USB dongle for wireless.
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This Bluetooth will connect to a cell phone and pc. I don't know about the dongle. never had much luck with them.
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You'll need a Bluetooth dongle if your PC or laptop &#128187; has no build in Bluetooth. The rest is plug and play!
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I am not sure about the dongle but all I did was search for it with my computers bluetooth and it found it and I paired them. I have never had problems with them and I bought 2 one for truck driving and one for it home on my computer
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It comes with built in wifi. So the easiest way would be to purchase a tiny usb bluetooth receiver. This would take up a usb port, but would only stick out of the computer by a few milimeters, far less than other cables you might have attached. That would get the job done.