💻 Enhance Your Computing Experience with the Microsoft Bluetooth Mouse – Glacier Review

If you're buying a bluetooth mouse to sit on your desk, I wholeheartedly recommend this mouse. It's easy to set up, comfortable to use, and generally does what I expect from a desktop mouse. but no cables. However, I bought this particular mouse to use with my travel laptop. I checked if it has a manual shut off feature and it does. But not only does the recessed button on the bottom of the mouse bring it back to the active state, but also a simple click of the mouse buttons. This is probably a

I bought this to use on a Surface Pro so I can keep the USB port available on the tablet while having the right mouse. It works well. if it works. I tried this on two different tablets and both had the same problem: after a period of inactivity, the mouse stopped working. Device Manager still shows it's connected, but the cursor doesn't move. Turning the device off and on again does not restore functionality. The only way to restore functionality is to restart the tablet. Spend another dollar…

At only $20 it's better than a ton of cheaper mice and Bluetooth was the main reason I bought it as I don't use the receiver's USB dongle wanted to. It's fairly light and therefore feels a bit cheap, but moves well on a mouse pad, tracking and scrolling is as accurate as any good mouse, and clicking is very tactile, if not overly loud and reverberant. Pairing on my Windows laptop using "Quick Pair" (I assume your laptop needs Bluetooth 5 to support this) was as easy as the instructions say…