Are you able to use mouse with this? If so, how? null

I recently bought a wireless mouse from Best Buy for $9.99 and it works wonderfully. Just install AA battery (included) and plug the thumb drive (also included) into USB port and you're ready to go! Helpful tip: a regular size mouse pad is too big for laptop so I cut it with scissors to fit. I've also used mouse with wire but the cord kept getting in the way of my typing and I was constantly having to adjust it. Get the wireless - a lot less headaches!

Yes, you can either plug in a wired mouse into one of the USB ports or use a wireless mouse by plugging in the wireless receiver for the mouse in one of the USB ports.

Wireless is the next-best to a mouse with a cord that stores rolled up inside it's own shell, and the USB stick (antenna) can be stubby enough to leave inserted while carrying the laptop in your bag. For $7-$10 extra, I get a wireless mouse (when I see a sale) that is "BluTooth" since this IdeaPad has a 30 foot range BluTooth antenna factory installed inside when you buy it.

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I recently bought a wireless mouse from Best Buy for $9.99 and it works wonderfully. Just install AA battery (included) and plug the thumb drive (also included) into USB port and you're ready to go! Helpful tip: a regular size mouse pad is too big for laptop so I cut it with scissors to fit. I've also used mouse with wire but the cord kept getting in the way of my typing and I was constantly having to adjust it. Get the wireless - a lot less headaches!
Answered by Marti 9 years ago
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Yes, you can either plug in a wired mouse into one of the USB ports or use a wireless mouse by plugging in the wireless receiver for the mouse in one of the USB ports.
Answered by Lenovo Product Expert 9 years ago
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Wireless is the next-best to a mouse with a cord that stores rolled up inside it's own shell, and the USB stick (antenna) can be stubby enough to leave inserted while carrying the laptop in your bag. For $7-$10 extra, I get a wireless mouse (when I see a sale) that is "BluTooth" since this IdeaPad has a 30 foot range BluTooth antenna factory installed inside when you buy it.
Answered by bMin 9 years ago
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