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A wireless mouse is an input device for computers that operates without a physical cable, offering users greater freedom of movement and a cleaner workspace. It connects to a computer using wireless technologies, most commonly Bluetooth or a small USB receiver (dongle) that plugs into a port. This allows the mouse to send signals for cursor movement and clicks from a distance, making it ideal for presentations, media centers, or simply reducing desktop clutter. Wireless mice are powered by batteries, which can be either replaceable or rechargeable.