Wireless mice eliminate the constraints of cables, removing interference and making them easier to store. Wireless technologies like 2.4GHz offer stable signals and low latency, meeting the needs of most office and home scenarios. Some products support dual-mode or multi-mode connectivity, enabling quick switching and collaborative operation across multiple devices such as computers and tablets.
However, the latency of wireless mice may not meet the demands of professional scenarios requiring extremely high real-time response, such as those for esports players. They rely on battery power, and battery life varies depending on the technology and usage habits, requiring regular battery replacement or charging. Wireless mice using 2.4GHz technology require pairing upon initial use, which is more cumbersome than plug-and-play wired mice. Wireless mice are generally more expensive than comparable wired mice. Early wireless mice had security vulnerabilities due to unencrypted communication signals, potentially allowing for remote exploitation.
