06-17-2022, 05:00 PM
I've got a Microsoft Bluetooth mouse that's called "Microsoft Bluetooth Mouse". It pretty much works with everything. Got the first one so my wife's med student could use the EMR software from her Microsoft tablet. But it also works with Macs. iDevices, all the pinephone distros I've tried. My Sony Sailfish phone. Linux desktops*, of course. It's not fancy, but is available in multiple colors. But I don't have a "rose gold" phone, so mine is black. 
It's a little more compact than an "ergonomic" mouse from MS or Logitech, etc. Reasonable price at 20 USD.
I was totally surprised that an MS product was the most cost-effective and simplest to deploy option that I could lay my hands on in 15 minutes, but there we are.
*I've got an ancient Samsung x86 tablet that doesn't support Bluetooth 4 that the mouse won't work with. So there's the counterpoint.
It's a little more compact than an "ergonomic" mouse from MS or Logitech, etc. Reasonable price at 20 USD.I was totally surprised that an MS product was the most cost-effective and simplest to deploy option that I could lay my hands on in 15 minutes, but there we are.
*I've got an ancient Samsung x86 tablet that doesn't support Bluetooth 4 that the mouse won't work with. So there's the counterpoint.
