A bit too expensive, but would buy anyway for work, because there is really no alternative for Windows. BUT! Why only wired and Bluetooth mode and no 2.4Ghz dongle... I have corporate laptop and bluetooth is just disabled on it. And carry it around to the office with a wire is not so great..
Quote from: EveryCorpWorker on October 16, 2025, 14:27:05A bit too expensive, but would buy anyway for work, because there is really no alternative for Windows. BUT! Why only wired and Bluetooth mode and no 2.4Ghz dongle... I have corporate laptop and bluetooth is just disabled on it. And carry it around to the office with a wire is not so great..
Get a bluetooth adapter with an HID Proxy/Relay, or use a microcontroller as an HID Proxy/Relay like: bluetooth-usb-peripheral-relay, pihidproxy, Arduino Bluetooth HID Proxy, bluetooth_2_usb and many other such projects
The idea is that the microcontroller/adapter acts like a bluetooth server setting up a connection to your bluetooth, then forwards the input as it would a USB device. Most of such use is for old BIOS that don't allow bluetooth support but also usable for cases where jobs block bluetooth