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Logitech MX Master 2

Ergroilnin
By Ergroilnin
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I have been using this mouse for few months now, but I've been wondering...

 

When the mouse is connected through cable for charging, does the cable also make the mouse act like wired one, or is it strictly for charging only?

 

I didn't find this info anywhere so I am curious about it, if anyone knows!

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How does it connect to the PC?  Bluetooth?  USB thing?  Whatever it is, remove/shut it off, then plug it in with the cable and see if it still works :P

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It would seem illogical to not have it transfer data over the cable as well, but then again USB cables do exist that only carry power...

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