Is there an option to "stow" the USB receiver inside the mouse itself for travel (like many of the Microsoft mice)?
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Yes. There is a slot for the receiver underneath the mouse, right next to the battery making it easy to carry without losing.
1825091
Yes. There is a slot right next to where the battery goes to stow the USB receiver. You just slide the bottom off like you're going to replace the battery and there's a little slot there for storage.
1825092
You open the battery compartment on the back and there is a spot for the USB. Hope this helped
1825093
Yes, it's next to the battery on the bottom of the mouse (inside of course)
1825094
Yes, the same piece that you take off to reveal the battery also has a slot for putting the USb receiver in. Fits snug, I like the feature.
912608
Yes you can, there's a small flap where the USB is located, all you have to do is lift it up and plug it in.
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I believe you can do either. I bought this for my great grandson so it is not here. I used it before giving it to my little guy and it worked great. I am considering buying one for myself too. I liked it also because of the double mouse plus I attached an external mouse .
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I'm not sure I understand exactly what you're asking, but when you're done using the mouse, you simply pull the nano receiver out of whatever USB port you plugged it into. There's a slot on the bottom of the mouse for storage so it doesn't get lost. The receiver is about the size of a fuse like what's in cars. The mouse also has an on/off button on the bottom to shut off the battery when not in use.
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I have had one of these for about a year. I use a usb mouse with mine. it works just fine.
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what are you talking about? the usb part is in the bottom of the mouse when 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
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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.
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There is.These mice used to have it so that, when you plugged the USB receiver into the mouse, for storage, it would automatically switch the mouse off, and when you unplugged the USB from the mouse (to plug it into your laptop), it would switch the mouse on. I was disappointed to see that this one doesn't have that.
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I would imagine any other logitech wireless mouse that uses the little 'chicklet' receiver (usb receiver).
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I have not tried that, to the best of my knowledge no. I have 2 of them & I like the feel & portability. The dongle is so small I leave it in my laptop. I do a lot of numeric input.
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No. This mouse is strictly blue tooth and does not come with a USB receiver. If your PC is blue tooth capable, go to control panel, then click on "Add Device" and look for USB Devices. There's a small button under the mouse to put it in "discover" mode for pairing up. Once it's paired, your PC remembers it. I like not having that USB piece poking out the side of my laptop, and since I only have one USB port, it gets saved for memory sticks.
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I would suggest a USB port extender you can get these anywhere they sell accessories for your computer or laptop, that is if you having space issues the mouse having no cord has a USB that goes into the port and connects both the mouse and keyboard.
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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.
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There is a little square button on the underside on the bottom, just press hard and the panel under the logitech logo will pop open. This will reveal the battery compartment and also a spot to keep the dongle when you're not using it or when traveling with your mouse.
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It works the same as if the mouse was plugged in the computer. Nothing changes other than you are making one USB into 2.
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The mouse uses a standard-sized USB port. If your device has a port to accept the plug-in it should work just fine.
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You can connect a USB mouse to the USB port. It will be recognized and a cursor will appear.