Random: where is that mouse from?
I have a portable handheld Bluetooth mouse for my phone.
I was planning on posting about it as soon as I get a picture of it.
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The grey area on top is a touchpad that you can control with your thumb.
On top is a wheel that scrolls, and goes back when you click the wheel.
The mouse moved too fast, and there isn’t any option in my phone’s settings to change the pointer speed, so I slowed it down using adb.
I bought it for 15 dollars from Walmart.
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Why don’t you get a regular bluetooth mouse
Please tell me how to use that on the go.
(I’m typing this while I’m in a store, I need a mouse a little to navigate the forum, there’s no way I would be able to use a standard mouse now.)
A regular Bluetooth mouse works for things that need a one time setup, but is completely impractical for anything that needs a mouse for regular usage.
You just connect it through bluetooth and use it the same way the downside is that you need a to use it on something but instead you said your mouse is to fast
Does this work for kyocera’s also?
Prob
Are you sure that wouldn’t have a problem having to pull out a regular mouse every time you need to use Waze?
And yes, the pointer on my phone moved too fast.
It would’ve been that way no matter which mouse I use. I think that the pointer speed is supposed to be in settings, but my phone doesn’t have it, so I had to adjust it with adb.
Should work on any Android.
Just trying to be helpful
Just trying to be realistic.
I don’t think so
Does it need a mouse app or it works with the phones internal tv mouse?
Can you pls send the Walmart link?
The xp3900 is android 11 which virtual mouse does not work on so…
I know that it doesn’t work with the Kyocera DuraXe Epic e4830.
Those are two different phones did you mean the Kyocera duraxe epic or the Kyocera dura xv extreme e410?
The DuraXe Epic e4830.
Thats the At&t variant of the e4810.
Should, but apparently doesn’t work on many flip phones.
Your right bluetooth mouse does not work on kyoceras that i tried