Wireless Mouse

A wireless mouse is a computer input device that operates without a physical cable, using technologies like Bluetooth or radio frequency (RF) to connect to a computer or tablet. It offers greater flexibility, portability, and reduced clutter compared to wired mice, typically powered by replaceable or rechargeable batteries.

Key Features and Types

Connection Methods:

• RF/Dongle: Uses a small USB receiver (dongle) that plugs into a USB port.
• Bluetooth: Pairs directly with devices (laptops, tablets) that have Bluetooth built-in, freeing up USB ports.
• Power Source: Requires AA/AAA batteries or internal rechargeable batteries.
• Usage: Ideal for laptops,, travel, and reducing desk clutter.