Does the receiver fit into the back of the mouse? And does it use 1 battery, or 2?
845014
yes, it does ... but it is small enough to just leave in a USB port ... uses 2 x AA batteries
845015
if you mean the tiny USB item that comes with the mouse, no. It goes into your computer, in the back with the other USB plugs. It takes 2 AA batteries, and mine last quite long compared to people using other wireless mice here at work. AND I never turn the mouse off, either! It's great on battery usage, very low.
845016
When in use, the receiver plugs into a USB port on your laptop. The port in the mouse's battery compartment is just for storage. The mouse takes 2 AA batteries.
553640
Yes, as it's a wireless USB mouse, you'll just plug the receiver into your USB port. It's a tiny receiver, it only protrudes from the USB port about .25".
1682029
I would contact Logitech because mine came with the receiver. Did you check the mouse housing because it stores into the mouse body.
1687511
It's wireless, and comes with a small wireless USB receiver that you plug into your computer's USB port. Plug that in, add batteries to your wireless mouse, and you're good-to-go.
1275399
It is a mistake. The model G602 wireless mouse requires 2 AA batteries, not the G502 wired mouse.
1894351
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.
2123568
I've been using this brand and style of mouse for over 6 years. I have used it on WinXP and MAC with no problem.The receiver is a small USB. Fits in any USB port. Don't leave it in the port after you have shut down your pc. It will drain the battery in the mouse. When you put the receiver in the mouse it shuts off saving battery time. Also be careful not to bump or bang the receiver when it's in the port. It could come apart. This is the most comfortable mouse I've used and I've tried every style you can name. Hope that helps.
757857
What exactly are you looking for? I have the receiver plugged into the back of my desktop computer, which is close to floor-level... and I use the mouse on top of my desk.
1965628
I'm not very computer literate but I put a wireless mouse receiver in the port and so it would have to go in . Wouldn't that be both ways ?
698667
No need to charge the mouse. Just need two AAA battery. It's bluetooth mouse and do not need to be plugged into the USB port. A bluetooth mouse is inclued in the box, it's not necessary to buy the other one.
664085
It uses two triple-A batteries. Two batteries came packaged with my mouse that are still functional several months later.
1234520
It requires a USB port to plug in the unifying receiver. Your notebook has USB ports, so it should work fine. My wife uses the mouse with her laptop (Windows 8) all the time.
1490166
I dont think ypu can buy another one. Each receiver is unique to the mouse. A generic one wont work.
2025810
yes, in the mouse next to where you put the batteries there will be a small compartment for the reciever, great for travel!
494588
All I did was put the batteries in the keyboard and mouse and press the blue connect button. The receiver is built into the computer.
1893896
All I can tell you is that I picked my G700 up at Best Buy in January, and it has one single Sanyo Eneloop AA battery.I too have read reviews where they said they had 2 batteries, so all I can think is that they must have released two versions of this mouse.Two batteries I would imagine would indeed give longer life, but at the tradeoff of a much heavier weight. My single-battery model is plenty heavy as it is. I don't know if I'd want a second battery at this point.
498867
This is a Bluetooth mouse, which means it connects the computer through Bluetooth, no need to use a receiver.