Wireless & Bluetooth Mice

Start your search for the best wireless mouse by considering what ports you have on your computer. You can then narrow your search to the compatible options, such as USB Type A wireless mice or USB Type C wireless mice.

Many wireless keyboard and mouse models use Bluetooth technology to connect to the receiver that’s plugged into your desktop or laptop computer. The alternative wireless option is the 2.4 GHz wireless receiver. This design usually offers a strong connection, but it does not always pair well with USB 3 ports, which can put out a radio frequency that disrupts the 2.4 GHz connection.

When choosing a USB mouse, you will need to decide whether you want one that requires batteries or one that is rechargeable, and you will need to pick a physical design. An ergonomic computer mouse can provide more comfort and support during use, but not all ergonomic mice fit every hand size. Check reviews to see if there are useful tips about fit. Also, pay attention to whether you are buying a righthand, lefthand or ambidextrous computer mouse.

With a wireless mouse, you don’t have to worry about any cords getting in the way, cluttering your desk space or hampering your movement as you navigate the options on your computer screen. You can set your mouse and mousepad wherever is most convenient, plug the receiver into your computer and go! You can also find specialized wireless mice, such as the wireless gaming mouse, that offer use-specific features and customizable options for convenience.

A wireless or Bluetooth mouse is conveniently portable for packing when going on a business trip or vacation. You can throw it into a pocket of your laptop bag and simply leave the receiver plugged into your laptop. Unless you have a rechargeable computer mouse, make sure you also pack spare batteries for your wireless mouse.

Though laptops, unlike desktop computers, come with built-in navigation tools, a wireless mouse for laptop use is often a big improvement on the touchpad or touchscreen option that many laptops come with. For most users, a wireless mouse makes navigation much more efficient and comfortable.