Bluetooth 3.0 Mouse Drivers

Good Bluetooth mouse for use with laptop.

In spite of its shortcomings, the Magic Mouse is still the best Bluetooth mouse for the Mac.

I bought this to update an earlier USB 3.0 PCIe card that I no longer would work (despite various drivers) with the latest 10.13 OS. � Easy to install, and no software drivers required with this version of the OS. �Nice to have the latest USB 3.1spec, which is backwards compatible with my existing USB 3.0 hard drives.

I have about 10 of these that I use as scratch drivers for mobile video editing via USB 3.0 cable, and a few for my Atomos monitor and video recorder. I’ve never had one fail and I use them in Atomos Caddy’s for protection on the road.

Works very well, I am not big fan of Bluetooth mouse

This is another quality product from ASUS. Easy install into an empty PCIe x1 slot on your motherboard. WiFi and Bluetooth software drivers included on a CD, or go to the ASUS website and download latest drivers. Be sure you have an empty USB 2.0 connector on your motherboard for the Bluetooth cable (see that black connector on the back of the adapter card?) The external antenna is VERY lightweight - best to anchor onto a surface with double-sided tape.

Use MS drivers not those provided and this will be a great bluetooth adapter. The software provided is fraught with many problems. Do not load their software. It won't work properly and be limited in speed. Their tech support does not help any either if you have software difficulties. Use their SW at your own risk.

I didn't like the Apple bluetooth mouse so I bought this one and it works just fine.

I was looking for a 3 button mouse so that I would have access to an actual middle button. I use the middle mouse button a lot. 3 button mice are nearly non-existent, so I was excited when I found this one. Using a scroll wheel press for the middle button does not always work well. This mouse solves that problem with an actual middle button, and it works without special drivers. The mouse buttons can be programmed with the Evoluent software, but I am using it with a work computer that does not allow installation of any software other than a limited set of approved software, so it was important to me to work without special drivers. I also wanted to try a vertical mouse, and after a week of use, am very happy with it. My hand and wrist are feeling better using this mouse. There is a learning curve switching to the vertical mouse, but it was not that difficult.

I use it across my living room and sometimes into my kitchen. No sweat. The touchpad drivers are not great though. You can use all the normal gestures you've come to be familiar with, but they're choppy and clunky in practice. Not a great browsing experience for guests! I bet someone has a workaround I'm not aware of or keen to go through. I'm fine with it. I just pair mine with a wireless mouse when I'm doing more serious gaming or work on my living room PC. For standard media use, it's fantastic especially at this price. I even use it for gaming in the living room just sat on my lap (with a secondary mouse of course). Battery life is great and it's been going strong for a long time. I'd buy it again in a heartbeat.