Can this mouse connected by bluetooth?
245681
NO, You must have a USB port open for use. I have two computers with blue tooth and had problems connecting with my blue tooth mouse, I trashed my $60 mouse and got two Logitech m185s no more problems. The 185 is superior to Blue Tooth in every way! Cheaper, Faster and always connects without a problem. I would never go back to a Blue Tooth again.
245682
Haven't tried. USB wireless receiver works fine and is nearly invisible, though.
1391216
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.
1062330
I lost/misplaced the mouse but hopefully I can answer your question. Because it is Bluetooth, it should be fine with 'standard' drivers in your OS - in other words, the CD is unnecessary.
1324755
It's not a bluetooth mouse. It should have come with a wireless USB dongle that you need to plug in to your computer.
986957
A bluetooth mouse will work with ANY computer as long as it supports bluetooth.
341887
I don't know, I returned it. But I don't see why not, it's just like any other wireless mouse, you plug the receiver into your computer's USB and a battery into the mouse - voila, your mouse works.
126997
Yes! It has Bluetooth 4.0 so you can connect everything from stereo headphones to a Bluetooth mouse.
431066
This mouse is a wireless mouse but has to be connected via USB. It is not a Bluetooth Mouse. You would need to find a Bluetooth Mouse like the HP x4000b Bluetooth mouse found on amazon here for $29.99: http://www.amazon.com/HP-x4000b-Bluetooth-Mouse-H3T51AA/dp/B009KY58FE/ref=pd_cp_pc_0
376742
Not through the usb port. It would only be able to connect via bluetooth connection
1565103
I know that Bluetooth mice work on Surface. This mouse uses USB, which will work, provided you have an open USB port on your Surface and are then able to connect it.
92840
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.
506880
If the mouse will work with open blue tooth, is say yes. BUT ! It won't work with my logitec mouse. So is be careful.
2237789
yes you can connect an external mouse. You can even use a bluetooth enabled external mouse; this eliminates the need for the usb plug.
1118064
It should, Bluetooth is universal. I have connected Microsoft mice to a Macbook before - but this mouse is very cheap and mine arrived broken. I normally do not mind cheap but this one "feels" cheap and the broken pair button rendered it useless.
2249471
Yes, true. If your system is Bluetooth ready, you just need to turn on the Bluetooth adapter and go to Bluetooth settings to (temporarily) allow device (mouse) to be paired. When you push the blue button on the bottom of the mouse, it will send (flash) it's signal for your system to recognize it. It should be that simple or easier if your Bluetooth adapter is already configured to allow HIDs (Human Interface Devices). In that case, you may be able to just push the blue button on the bottom of the mouse and your system will show HID (mouse) found.
1215963
No...this is not a bluetooth device....its a wired ..usb finger mouse...but it really works well !!! takes a bit of getting used to but is comfortable and does an excellent job.
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No It COULD use Bluetooth at not sig. cost to MS. But it is Microsoft's arrogant rejection of standards. I love the mouse, but hate that it takes up one of only two USB ports on my Ultrabook that has Bluetooh built in. It all goes back to the early days of the PC industry, dominated by young boys who never learned to play well with others