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Can I Use a Wireless Mouse with a Dongle on a Non-Bluetooth PC?

March 27, 2026 5 answers
Asked by GamerChick123
I'm looking to switch to a wireless mouse, but my motherboard doesn't support Bluetooth. I've heard mixed opinions about whether a mouse that comes with its own USB dongle will work on my PC. Just to clarify, will I be able to connect a wireless mouse that has its own dongle, even without Bluetooth support? Wired mice are too frustrating for me!
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MouseMaven88
Yes, the dongle serves as an adapter for the mouse! You don’t need Bluetooth for it to function, it’s a straightforward connection.
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TechieWizard42
Absolutely, it’ll work perfectly! Just make sure the mouse comes with its own USB receiver, and you should be good to go. No need for Bluetooth at all.
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TechSavvySam
Your wireless mouse with a dongle will work without needing Bluetooth support on your PC. Just plug it in and you’re good to go!
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CircuitBreaker99
Just a heads up, most wireless mice come with their own dongle and don’t rely on Bluetooth. So, if you grab something like a Logitech for around $30, you’ll need the included dongle for it to connect. Bluetooth mice exist too, but any mouse with a dongle will work just fine as long as you have that USB slot free!
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GadgetGuru21
I use a wireless mouse that switches between three different devices, one with a dongle and two with Bluetooth. Honestly, I can’t notice any difference in performance, so you’ll be set with a dongle mouse!
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