“what is the difference between Bluetooth and Wireless?”

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• Typically "wireless" will indicate that the mouse or keyboard has to connect to a PC via a USB wireless dongle, while Bluetooth does not require a USB wireless dongle and will only connect to devices that have Bluetooth capabilities. The M325 mouse will connect to a PC via the include USB wireless dongle, but will not connect to devices via Bluetooth.

  Answered by Logitech 5 years ago

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• Wireless describes any device that connects to another without wires. Bluetooth is a means of wireless connection but this mouse does not connect via Bluetooth but via a receiver that comes with the mouse.

  Answered by JtRains 5 years ago

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• Bluetooth is a Form of wireless. Wi-fi is another form of wireless, too. It could be compared to a "Ford F-150" and "Pickup truck"

  Answered by Terieger 5 years ago

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• Bluetooth does not require a physical component to connect the mouse to the computer. Rather, wireless requires a connection through a physical piece, such as a USB in this case.

  Answered by Katie 5 years ago

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