It doesn't matter if you're working at the office, your home or on your laptop from a cafe: wires are a hassle and unnecessary clutter. Before you go to buy yourself a wireless mouse to tidy up your ...

You can use a wireless mouse with an iPad that's running iPadOS 13.4 or later. To use a mouse on your iPad, you'll need to pair them using the Bluetooth menu. Once paired, you can use a mouse with ...

The idea of using your Android phone as a mouse or keyboard might sound gimmicky, but it actually works pretty well. With the right software, your phone becomes a wireless trackpad that's always on ...

Many people would prefer a wireless mouse over a wired one primarily due to less clutter. While Bluetooth technology has improved greatly during the last several years, some computer users may still ...

There are plenty of times when I default to my Apple Magic Trackpad and don’t think much about using a mouse. That said, when I'm on my PC and it comes to ...

A mouse is an obvious candidate for cord-cutting. Going wireless ensures that you don’t get tangled up in your cord or have to deal with cable drag, and wireless connections have become so reliable ...

The Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse mostly relies on a 2.4GHz wireless connection via a USB Type-C dongle but can fall back to a wired connection when charging. Wireless performance is best-in-class, with ...

Wireless gaming mouse delivers unparalleled freedom, responsiveness, and agility free from the constraints of wires. No longer tied to your desk, these innovative peripherals have conquered past lag ...

Take the Corsair Harpoon RGB and snip the cord, jettison 2,000 DPI, and add $20 to the bill and you get the Corsair Harpoon RGB Wireless Gaming Mouse (See it at Amazon). It is nearly identical to ...