Is the mouse able to store the usb receiver like other regular wireless mouses (some wireless mouses you are able to store it inside the mouse)?
2077902
This particular mouse isn't wireless, however ThermalTake does have a wireless version of the level 10. Look at a review of the wireless one on youtube, there should be a video that would answer your question.
2077903
This version of the mouse is wired, and the wireless version Im not sure if you can or not
2077904
This mouse is a wired mouse, it is not possible to tidy the thread in the mouse. The mouse is delivered all the same with a cover of transport and the connector usb is protected by a hood.
2090842
Only one USB receiver for both. You can store the receiver inside the mouse when you remove it from the laptop to avoid potential loss.
2239613
You should be able to plug anything into it that uses a USB plug. I have used this item since 2010 and am just purchasing this one as a spare. I absolutely love it. I have a wireless mouse and plug in the USB stick for the wireless mouse and it works perfectly. Go for it!!!
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One thing I notice is that the mouse seems to become unresponsive after a set period of time. However, all I have to do is perform a left click and it comes back online. I have rarely (if not never?) had a problem where I need to pull the USB receiver out of the computer to get it to work again.
1365503
Interesting question. Should work since the mouse receiver is usb and of course the keyboard is usb. The device then attaches the selected usb port to the 'outgoing' usb. I use it to switch between two pc's to a printer.
2109556
It comes with a small transceiver to plug into a USB port, as do most wireless mice. It also works with my HP TouchSmart PC without the need of the USB transceiver. I bought it as a replacement for the one that came with the computer when my original broke.
1521498
You should be able to plug it into any USB port on the computer. I did this for mine and it gives me a better connection between the mouse and receiver. If you have a destop computer I would suggest getting a short, at least enough cable to the computer, USB extension cable and run that to somewhere closer to your mouse and using it there.
954335
I have not used it since I don't have Logitech keyboard, but yes, that was one of the selling points when I purchased it. I think all their wireless mice come with the universal receiver and you download the setpoint software to manage it.
1828658
what are you talking about? the usb part is in the bottom of the mousewhen you use it - put it into a usb port on your pc, I leave mine in or if I want to take it out - simply pull it out of the port and put it back into the mouse to hold it - basic 101 of using a usb mouse
2033488
The USB receiver does stick out while using on a laptop. It is much more pronounced than most slim receivers.I have not found it to be an issue while using on a laptop.
744144
there are 3 buttons on the mouse. left, right, and the scroll wheel is a button also. and it has a place to store the usb plugin into the mouse as well. they work very well i can hook up my laptop to my tv and sit on my bed with the keyboard and mouse and it works great.
1708434
yes, there is a spot to store your USB receiver in the battery compartment.
442758
yes, it is on my system. most usb ports are backward compatible. As an aside - both of my mouses (mice?) are wireless and I have them both plugged in at that same time and just grab which one I want to use.
921053
hi, it is a basic 3 button mouse: two buttons and a wheel. the lil usb can be stored inside the mouse. this mouse contains two batteries and off/on button. have it set with my HP PRO BOOK and Toshiba PCs.
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I agree with you about the placement of the USB ports. They get in the way when trying to use the mouse. What I did was get a wireless mouse and plug the wireless port into one of the ports on the other side of the computer and not use these ports.
2032767
No, the mouse is USB 2.0, but it is compatible with a USB 3.0 slot on your computer.
1894353
I have both a wireless mouse and wireless keyboard. The mouse receiver is plugged into a USB port rear of computer. The keyboard receiver is contained within the USB plug , which is plugged into another port in the front of he computer. Even though I have multiple USB ports front & back, the keyboard works best (sensitivity) plugged into the front.