Does a Bluetooth mouse conflict with other Bluetooth peripherals, and how much does it lag compared to 2.4GHZ mice?

[bingbongbangbung]

I currently have a 2.4GHZ wireless gaming mouse that has connection problems. I'll still use it, and I do have workarounds to stop the issues for awhile, but next time I'll go for either wired again (unlikely for personal reasons) or consider Bluetooth. Does anyone here have experience with using a Bluetooth mouse?

I do know that Bluetooth devices tends to have extra input latency and can interfere with 2.4GHZ signals. I don't ever plan on really playing any eSports games competitively so I don't care about the extra input lag as long as it's tolerable. My Xbox Series gamepad is somewhat laggy and it doesn't conflict with my headphones.

Yes it conflicts, and yes it's laggy

No it doesn't, but it's quite slow

Yes there is, but no it's responsive

No works fine, and input is fast

[SnowedIn]

I have a Bluetooth mouse and Bluetooth keyboard both from Logitech running on an HP laptop. Zero latency; awesome performance.

So, no. But, every use case will likely be different.

[bingbongbangbung]

Well they're probably meant to work together without conflict cause of Logitech 😅

[SnowedIn]

Thank you for MHO!

[bingbongbangbung]

sadly I found out that Bluetooth mice have much lower polling rate than other mice that usually have 1000hz; i can deal with 500hz polling rate, but anything lower which Bluetooth mice are stuck with (125-250hz), i can't tolerate

[exitseven]

I jhave one at home and also one at work. They are fast enough. They go through a lot of batteries.

[bingbongbangbung]

AA, AAA, or Lithium? My 2.4GHZ mouse uses Lithium, and I have to recharge it either every other day to every few days

[exitseven]

AA Duracells. I replace them every couple of month's

[bingbongbangbung]

That's not a lot lol. My Xbox Series gamepad eats up batteries once every 2-3 weeks (if used often).

[bingbongbangbung]

Ofc I always have the haptic feedback on (until it's auto disabled on low battery), so it would probably last much longer if I disabled it entirely

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO😎

[bingbongbangbung]

sadly I found out that Bluetooth mice have much lower polling rate than other mice that usually have 1000hz; i can deal with 500hz polling rate, but anything lower which Bluetooth mice are stuck with (125-250hz), i can't tolerate