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The Kensington SureTrack™ Dual Wireless Mouse is a low-profile, ambidextrous wireless mouse that supports multiple connectivity options — 2.4 GHz RF via a USB-A nano receiver, Bluetooth 3.0 and Bluetooth 5.0 (LE). Designed for travel and everyday use, it delivers precise tracking on a wide range of surfaces including glass, granite, marble, lacquer and wood. The mouse has an ambidextrous 3-button layout, a scroll wheel and three selectable DPI levels (1200 / 2400 / 4000) for adjustable cursor speed. AES 128-bit encryption protects wireless data while quiet switches reduce clicking noise.
The dual wireless connectivity lets you pair with desktop PCs using the included 2.4 GHz nano receiver or connect directly to laptops and mobile devices using Bluetooth 3.0 or Bluetooth 5.0 (LE), freeing up USB ports when needed. A high-performance optical sensor provides accurate tracking on difficult surfaces such as glass. The ambidextrous low-profile design suits both left- and right-handed users and the triple DPI switch enables quick changes between precision and faster pointer movement. Built-in AES 128-bit encryption helps meet corporate security requirements.
Install batteries and plug the included 2.4 GHz nano receiver into a USB-A port on a desktop PC to use via RF Wireless. For Bluetooth pairing, enable Bluetooth on your laptop, tablet or smartphone and follow the operating system pairing procedure to connect via Bluetooth 3.0 or Bluetooth 5.0 (LE). Use the DPI switch to select the desired cursor speed (1200 / 2400 / 4000). The ambidextrous shape supports left- and right-handed operation; use the scroll wheel and three buttons for navigation and selection.
For best tracking performance on glass or highly reflective surfaces, ensure the surface is clean and stable. Use Bluetooth mode to conserve USB ports on laptops and mobile devices; use the USB-A nano receiver for a stable connection with desktop PCs. Replace batteries when cursor responsiveness decreases and follow corporate IT guidance when enabling wireless devices in secure environments.
