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Cordless or wireless

Cordless or wireless mouse transmit data via infrared radiation (see IrDA)
or radio (including Bluetooth and Wi-Fi). The receiver is connected to the
computer through a serial or USB port, or can be built in (as is sometimes the
case with Bluetooth and WiFi). Modern non-Bluetooth and non-WiFi wireless
mouse use USB receivers. Some of these can be stored inside the mouse for safe
transport while not in use, while other, newer mice use newer "nano" receivers,
designed to be small enough to remain plugged into a laptop during transport,
while still being large enough to easily remove.

Wireless mouse Wired mouse

 Not as fast as wired.  Faster than wireless.

 Susceptible to interference.  Not susceptible to
 More expensive than wired. interference.
 Need batteries.  Less expensive than wireless.
 More convenient.  Don't need batteries.
 More versatile.  Preferred by gamers.
 Not easy to travel with.
Speed and Reliability: Wired Mice Have the Edge

Wired mouse
Wireless mouse
 Generally faster than wireless
 A bit slower than wired mice.
mice.
 Could be affected by
 Interference not an issue.
interference.
 Gamers and precision users
 Gamers or precision users
may prefer consistency.
may notice lag.

Wireless devices are, by default, a tad bit slower than wired devices since
they need to transmit information wirelessly. This little bit of lag is especially
important for gamers. A gamer might choose a wired gaming mouse over a
cordless mouse because wired devices don't present as many delays as wireless
ones, and that's extremely important when precision is key.

Plus, nearby interference can make a wireless mouse's movements choppy or

even completely kill the mouse until it's corrected, and that's the last thing
anyone wants to happen (especially a gamer).

However, interference with wireless mouse is generally not a problem for

most people as long as there aren't obstructions between the mouse and its
receiver.