logitech pebble 350 bluetooth mouse

The Pebble 350 supports dual connectivity: connect via Bluetooth or use the included 2.4 GHz USB receiver (a tiny USB dongle) for a wireless connection without Bluetooth.

The Pebble 350 is designed to run up to 18 months on a single AA alkaline battery. Product notes indicate the power source is one AA alkaline cell, though some listings mention the battery may be optional or not included.

The Pebble 350 is compatible with a wide range of systems, including Windows, macOS, Linux, ChromeOS (Chromebook), iPadOS, and Android when connected via Bluetooth.

The Pebble 350 includes three buttons and a wide rubber scroll wheel, and uses an optical sensor for pointer control.

The Pebble is designed for quiet operation, advertising over 90% noise reduction on clicks and ultra-quiet scrolling — the wide rubber scroll wheel is described as gliding in near silence.

The Pebble uses a high-precision optical tracking sensor with a listed maximum resolution of 1000 DPI.

The tiny USB receiver provides an alternative 2.4 GHz wireless connection, letting you connect the mouse without using Bluetooth.

Setup is plug-and-play: you can use the included USB receiver or connect via Bluetooth, and many reviewers note the convenience of getting the mouse working without extra adapters or hubs.

The Pebble has a slim, pebble-shaped design that’s easy to hold and carry. Its compact size and the tiny USB receiver make it convenient for travel and everyday portability.

Product details indicate the tiny USB receiver for the 2.4 GHz connection is included. The mouse uses a single AA alkaline battery as its power source, though some product notes state the battery may be optional or not included.