Questions on Bluetooth mouse

My laptop has internal bluetooth and I was looking at a bluetooth mouse. Wondering if anyone has experience with them? How is the responsiveness? I don't need one, but it would be nice to get rid of the cord as long as the responsiveness in games is not compromised.

 

I've got a logitech v470. I don't play FPS's, but it performs well in Age of Empires III, and RTS. Nice size, got it for $35, has a 6+ month battery life.

 

2 days ago I bought the Microsoft Bluetooth 5000. I've been playing a little Counter Strike and I've seen no issues. There have been a few laggy moments but not when I was playing CS; I think there is a software conflict with the HP Quickplay software that caused it. Hasn't lagged since.

Responsiveness is great (personally never used a better mouse - but I've never used those 100 dollar ones...)

 

Hey there!

If you have internal bluetooth..you may want to take a look at some of the Bluetooth Wireless Mice out there!

Having BT is awesome..gives you great freedom, etc.

I have the MS Bluetooth 5000, and it's a great mouse! Fast, compact, reliable, scrolls great!~

Here:

at amazon.com:
http://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-Bluetooth-Notebook-Mouse-5000/dp/B000TG4BA0

The Logitech VX 470 is great too:
http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Blue..._m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_r=1VKFYG0D6WR2GXY7PMR1

Watch the prices on both of those..Last week the MS BT 5000 was about $30..this week it's up again.

And a page at amazon.com with links to wireless mice choices for you:
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_e...ronics&field-keywords=bluetooth+wireless+mice

Hope that helps!


Cin

 

I got a Logitech VX470 for my new laptop and i think its awesome. Responsiveness is great. Should be fine for games, I played a quick round of unreal tournament 3 to try it out and had no issues. Theres also specific game settings/options in the logitech software but i havnt looked at them yet. It does fall asleep if you dont move it for a while but the wake up time is very quick(maybe half a second or less).

 

can some one pls help me out here seriously... my laptop is a LGe50 ... and like at the bottom of my laptop it says bluetooth and some other thingys (but it labels all that on a sticker)... and like next to the bluetooth sigh it has a symbol like this * example: *bluetooth (pic of the bluetooth sign) but in some it has the same sign.... at the bottom of that it has written
*on select mode(it shows it like this is wat this sign * means) but like i keep pressing it and stuff and i dont knw hw to turn the freaking bluetooth on.....
i swear its sooooo confusing

someone pls help me tell me wat i have to do to make d bluetooth go on.... i need to send pic from my phone urgently to d laptop (via bluetooth)

but because my laptop is new i dont know how to control it sooo PLEASE im putting to much effort into dis note

plz people someone kind out there tell me do i have to buy a machine or does d bluetooth works in dis laptop....

by the way just so u dont forget my laptop is an LGe50
if anybody has d same pls let me know AS SOON AS POSSIBLE its a real EMERGENCY



THANK YOU! =P xxx

 

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Is there some kind of LED that shows if bluetooth is enabled or not?

 

Make a new topic instead of hi-jacking this one and I'll be glad to help you.





@OP - I consider myself a pretty serious gamer and I can hardly stand going from a wired Razer mouse to a wireless mouse, let alone B/T. Many people say they don't see a difference, but honestly without a side by side comparison, it's not possible to see. I didn't think there was a latency issue at all using wireless until I got a serious wired mouse, and man now I can see a huge difference. If you plan on getting a B/T mouse for travel and keeping a wired mouse for gaming sessions at home, I'd suggest that - but if you're going to be doing serious gaming on the go, definitely - wired - no questions asked.