The main cause of this problem with wireless devices is the interference issue with the USB 3.0 and 2.0 ports, which occurs when both the ports are located on the same side of the laptop.

By flipping the mouse controls on the side, it's like you're shaking a hand ... the switch like Apple's Magic Mouse does; instead, the USB-C charging port sits on the front of the device.

He chose to add storage to his USB mouse but didn’t want to alter the factory look provided by a color-changing LED inside. To make things fit he ended up cutting a good portion of a USB hub’s ...

In the box, it contains the mouse, a USB-C to USB-A charging cable ... Despite this mouse being on the heavier side of ...