Bluetooth Mice
A Bluetooth mouse connects without a USB receiver, which matters on a laptop that only has one or two USB-C ports, and means nothing to lose when you travel.
Three things separate the models here. Shape: compact travel mice such as the Logitech Pebble and Targus HyperSpace flatten into a bag, while the Kensington Pro Fit Ergo range holds your hand at an angle that keeps the wrist neutral for long days. Click noise: several models are built with silent switches, which changes the sound but not the feel. And sensor range, from a steady 800 to 1,600 DPI for office work up to 26,000 and beyond on the Keychron for fast tracking on a large screen. Dual-mode models such as the Kensington SureTrack also keep a 2.4GHz receiver in the box for machines that will not pair.
Targus HyperSpace Bluetooth Mouse, 5 Buttons, 5.0, 1600 DPI, White & Grey
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Targus AMB582GL Multi-Device Wireless Mouse – Optical, 2400 DPI, Bluetooth 5.0, Right-hand, Black
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Kensington SureTrack Dual Wireless Mouse, Bluetooth & 2.4GHz, 3 Buttons, Black
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Kensington Pro Fit Ergo MY630 EQ Rechargeable Wireless Bluetooth Mouse Black
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Kensington Pro Fit Ergo Wireless Mouse – 6 Buttons, RF Wireless + Bluetooth, Black
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Kensington MY430 EQ Rechargeable Wireless Mouse, 2400 DPI, 6 Buttons, RF Wireless + Bluetooth, Black
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JLab JBuds Wireless Bluetooth Mouse, Optical Right-Hand, 2400 DPI, 7 Buttons, Black
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JLab Go Charge Travel Wireless Mouse, Ambidextrous, Bluetooth 5.0 + USB-A, 1600 DPI, Black
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JLab Epic Wireless Mouse, Right-Hand, Bluetooth + USB, Optical, 2400 DPI, 9 Buttons, Black
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JLab GO Wireless Bluetooth Mouse Ambidextrous 1600 DPI Silent Click Black
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Hama WM-450 Wireless Bluetooth Optical Mouse 1600 DPI 7 Buttons Black Right-Hand
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DELL Pro MS726 Ambidextrous RF Wireless + Bluetooth Mouse 6000 DPI
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Lenovo Gaming Bluetooth Mouse 2400 DPI
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Lenovo Universal Bluetooth Mouse
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Kensington Bluetooth Compact Mouse
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DELL MS700 Bluetooth Optical Mouse
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Dell MS700 Bluetooth Travel Mouse – Black
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Evo Labs BTM-001 Bluetooth Mouse, 800 DPI, Matte Black
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Samsung EJ-M3400 Slim Bluetooth Office Mouse Ambidextrous 5 Buttons Black
Out of stock
Samsung Bluetooth Mouse Slim Ambidextrous Office Mouse Silver
Out of stock
Keychron M7 Wireless Optical Mouse, 30000 DPI, 8000 Hz, RF Wireless, Bluetooth, USB Type-C, Black
Out of stock
Apple Magic Mouse Bluetooth Ambidextrous Rechargeable White
Out of stock
Targus ErgoFlip EcoSmart Ambidextrous Gaming Mouse, Bluetooth, Optical, 4000 DPI, Black
Out of stock
ASUS ProArt MD301 Wireless Mouse – Right-Handed Optical 8000 DPI
Out of stock
Logitech M240 for Business Bluetooth Mouse – Graphite
Out of stock
Logitech M720 Triathlon Wireless Mouse
Out of stock
Logitech Pebble Mouse 2 M350s Bluetooth Mouse – Tonal White
Out of stock
Logitech Pebble Mouse 2 M350s Bluetooth Mouse – Tonal Rose
Out of stock
Logitech M240 Silent Bluetooth Mouse – Graphite
Out of stock
Logitech Lift Ergonomic Mouse
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Logitech Lift Vertical Ergonomic Mouse – Off White
Out of stock
Bluetooth Mice Buying Guide and FAQ
This Bluetooth Mice range covers mice. Below are the common questions.
What should I look for in this mouse?
Modern wireless mice feel as responsive as wired with no cable to drag.
Does DPI really matter?
Almost any modern mouse has a sensor far more accurate than you need, so do not chase the biggest DPI number. A shape that fits your hand and a weight you like matter more. Most people game at a few hundred to a couple of thousand DPI.
Wireless or wired, which is better?
Today's wireless mice are fast and low-latency with the freedom of no cable, while wired mice never need charging and cost less. For most people a good wireless mouse is worth it, and wired remains a solid value choice.