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Question: Does the mouse receiver take up a USB port?
Document: I was looking for something that didn't need wires or a receiver taking up a USB port. This mouse was the right choice and hasn't let me down so far. I would recommend this mouse for anyone looking for a good Windows 8 mouse.
I just picked up this Bluetooth mouse to test for Amazon Vine. I was excited to add a mouse to my laptop without having a receiver taking up a USB port. Boy was I surprised to find my laptop did not come with Bluetooth technology! I assumed that was fairly standard but apparently not. You might want to check that out before you choose to purchase this mouseSo two days later my Bluetooth adapter has arrived and I am up to speed.
I bought this mouse to work with my Lenovo Ideapad Yoga 11S. I have used Logitech mice in the past, but the new ultrabook has bluetooth 4.0, so I decided this mouse would be better, since I didn't have to waste a USB port for a mouse receiver.Initial installation was very easy and worked immediately. However, within minutes, the mouse stopped working. The blue light was on and the batteries were brand new (included with the mouse).
I had used a logitech wireless mouse. However, even if the receiver is tiny, it can give a damage to your laptop. Yeah, it really happend to me a few days ago. I just dropped my backpack, and then found a crack around usb port and broken receiver. It's true that the stress from impact or shock tends to concentrate to the weakest part. Anyhow, this time I purchase this bluetooth mouse which does not need any receiver.
Purchased a new Surface computer and wanted a mouse that did not take up the UCB port. The Blue Tooth connection with this mouse solved that.
Needed a mouse for my asus ultra book and was tired of the usb dongles. always having to take them out when putting laptop in it's case so I don't ruin the usb port.Some people said there were issues with connecting at times. But I've been couple months strong and maybe happened twice but simply remove the batteries and reconnect or remove device from devices in control panel.Only issue I have there is no back button. If there was I would give it five stars.
This results in the mouse cutting in and out from time to time. Usually for no more than 5 seconsds, but it happens enough that its an annoyance. If you can come to terms with a USB port being taken up, just go with the standard Microsoft wireless mouse.
The mouse is comfortable to use, and I can put it on almost any surface. It does not need a USB port to operate which is really nice, and it connected easily to my computer. I have to keep an eye on it though because my 21 year old son wants to swindle it from me.
Mouse connected and worked seamlessly with Surface pro. Coming from the Explorer mini mouse this seemed much larger at first, but adapting to it. Nice to have the USB port back since no dongle is required but I am not a fan of the glossy finish.
Not much I can say about this mouse except that it does its job well. It frees up the USB port on my Surface Pro, enables some nice convenient gestures, and is comfortable to use. Don't be concerned about accidentally triggering thumb gestures as I was before buying, it's never happened for me.
Answer: 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.