#How to use apple mouse with bluetooth Pc

That was kind of the idea, recalls Andrew Coonrad, who was technical marketing manager on Powerplay (and wrote the reviewerвЂ™s guide) back in 2017.

(Find a generous brother-in-law while youвЂ™re at it, too.) For a year, I plugged in my mouse to charge and kept on using it with a little bit of drag. Even the least expensive compatible mouse, the G703 Lightspeed, will typically cost you $70 on sale - and the Powerplay charging pad rarely goes on sale at all.Д«ut you could do what I did: get the mouse, use it until the battery bugs you, and then add Powerplay. But thatвЂ™s a $140 mouse, and thereвЂ™s no discount on a bundle with both. It probably doesnвЂ™t hurt that IвЂ™m using it with the Logitech G502 Lightspeed, our pick for the best wireless gaming mouse, whose comfortable grip, loads of well-placed clicky buttons, incredible performance and adjustable weight put it head and shoulders over the also-excellent, also-wireless Razer Mamba and Logitech G900 I owned before. Some users have DIYвЂ™d the Powerplay into larger mousepads, but this is the only size Logitech sells. Seriously, itвЂ™s been three months, and IвЂ™ve never had to lift a finger - because it charges all by itself. Snapped the magnetic puck into the bottom of my mouseДЄnd then, I never thought about charging my mouse again.

Plugged in the PowerplayвЂ™s USB cable instead.

#How to use apple mouse with bluetooth Pc

Removed my Logitech G502 Lightspeed mouseвЂ™s wireless USB dongle from my PC.

Plopped an included soft cloth mousepad on top.

To give you an idea, here is the complete description of what I did once I received this product: LogitechвЂ™s been selling it since 2017 - nearly as long as Apple has subjected us to the upside-down beetle. What youвЂ™re looking at here is the Logitech Powerplay Wireless Charging System, effectively a mousepad with a wireless charger that magnetically beams electricity to a special puck.

Logitech Powerplay, with G502 Lightspeed mouse.