Does anyone use a bluetooth wireless mouse for the Nook HD+9"?
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I use the Iconic Bluetooth keyboard tablet leather stand with my Nook HD+ ...I love it! It works great and is easy to install and type. No mouse..but doesn't need one.
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Loren: Yes I'm using a Microsoft BT mouse on my HD+. It's the Sculpt Touch Mouse...seems to work fine.. Sometimes I have to recycle BT on the HD, but otherwise it works...and it's pretty neat.
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The absence of Bluetooth was not an issue for me. Having said that, I had a number of other issues with this unit --mostly having to do with cursor/mouse reliability and have since returned it.
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Yes, a bluetooth mouse works well, but there a glitch in Win 8.1 that seems to make my mouse hang a little. I hope they address it soon.
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Actually, I am also. I have revamped the machine multiple times with new Windows installations and the system only recognized my Bluetooth mouse one time, at one Windows installation. It is currently not recognizing it.
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No, this mouse uses Bluetooth exclusively. You could buy a separate Bluetooth USB dongle.
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No, only problem has been the bluetooth mouse locking up. Have to press the reset button on mouse to get it to reconnect.
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It's bluetooth so pick a bluetooth mouse. If you have built-in bluetooth, you don't need any USB ports.
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We use the Nook HD+ and that only takes Bluetooth . So the answer is YES it works with Bluetooth just fine.
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You might search under NOOK HD/HD+ Support on the barnes & noble website. If the device has bluetooth then since it runs on android it technically should work on the Nook HD+ as long as the nook doesn't have any major changes from stock android anymore than any other OEM Android device. It may be hit or miss according to the Nook HD+ support forums.
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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 picked one up in Tacoma, Washington at Office Depot tonight. Good luck. Take a look at the Logitech V470 Bluetooth Cordless Laser Mouse for Notebooks to compare it against something. I think the MS one is feature packed, but the Logitech one is elegant and sexy. Either one fits the bill for BT notebooks users.
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Sorry can't answer this. I can't find Bluetooth ver on Nook and I lost the documentation for the MoKO KB.
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Yes it does. I have a bluetooth mouse that I always have connected. I have also connected my iPhone through bluetooth and a bluetooth music player. All have worked great.
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Yes it is! You may have to switch the Bluetooth driver from the Qualcomm version to the generic Windows version so the mouse doesn't lose connection every ten seconds.
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I don't have a nook...I bought this for my granddaughters 9" tablet and it works really well.
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If you use a mac, turn the mouse on, open system preferences/mouse/set up bluetooth mouse.If you don't use a mac I can't help.
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Yes that's what I do. The touch pad is so quirky you almost have to use an external mouse. The only caveat is that there is only one USB port so if you're using a wireless mouse you can't use the USB port for anything else.