Luckily, we've found a deal on this HP wireless mouse that's not going to cost all ... require a separate USB adapter and ...

and it is called the HP WiFi Mouse. As you can gather from the name, the mouse doesn't need a USB port or Bluetooth to operate. The mouse is able to connect with and communicate with your PC via ...

The line-up includes: - The HP Touch to Pair Mouse, the world's first wireless mouse with near field communication (NFC), allows users to instantly connect the mouse to any Bluetooth-enabled PC or ...

When combined with the two Bluetooth connections ... the mouse for supported applications a breeze. The HP 930 Creator Wireless Mouse is a great new addition to the programmable mice category.

Like the HP 975 keyboard, the mouse can be paired with two devices using Bluetooth, and a third device using the USB dongle included with the mouse (although the dongle uses a USB-A interface again).

The POP mouse connects via Bluetooth but can also work with a Logitech USB receiver, the Logi Bolt ($14.99) but you’ll have to buy that separately. Photo by Joseph Moran // The expert's own HP ...

If you prefer Bluetooth for dongle-free compatibility ... a budget with simplicity at the top of their list, the HP x4500 is a reliable mouse that cradles your hand with all-day comfort.

HP’s newest Omen-series gaming mouse ... and an always-useful storage slot for the mouse’s wireless dongle. It lacks Bluetooth support, however. The $169 Razer Basilisk Ultimate, PCMag's ...

What you need is a wireless mouse. To connect a wireless mouse to your laptop, you'll need to pair it using Bluetooth, or connect it to the bespoke USB receiver it came with. You can even connect ...

Regardless of whether you use it in Bluetooth or 2.4GHz mode, the 930 Creator gets great battery life. According to HP, the mouse should last up to 12 weeks on a single charge. That estimate is ...