Yes, one wireless mouse can work with a PC, Mac, phone and tablet, but not as simultaneous control. The R499 NIRO B40 spans Windows, macOS, iOS and Android through tri-mode links, so each host needs the appropriate receiver, Bluetooth pairing or direct path.
Cross-platform support is most helpful when every device has a planned connection. A wireless mouse for PC, Mac, phone and tablet can reduce desk clutter, but it still controls one active host through its selected path. The R499 NIRO B40 supports all four device families through 2.4GHz, Bluetooth and wired links.
Yes, one NIRO B40 can serve Windows and macOS computers plus iOS and Android mobile devices for R499. Assign the receiver, Bluetooth and cable paths deliberately, because multi-platform support does not mean simultaneous pointer control.
Keep the 2.4GHz receiver with a desktop gaming PC and use Bluetooth or wired operation for the second computer. Confirm pointer and click response before moving to another host.
The gaming mouse range at Evetech allows multi-device options to be compared with focused desktop designs.
Pair an iOS or Android device through its Bluetooth settings and choose a comfortable DPI stage for the smaller interface. Add only devices that have a recurring mouse task.
Evetech's wireless mouse category gives a direct view of cable-free options for mixed desks.
The NIRO B40 has six DPI levels reaching 10,000. A wide monitor and compact phone may need different positions, so record the preferred stage alongside each device assignment.
Its 500mAh battery supports wireless use, while cable operation creates a direct desk option. Planned charging makes multi-host ownership easier than reacting after the mouse stops responding.
At R499, the model is part of Evetech's under-R1,000 gaming mouse selection. Mechanical switches and a precision optical sensor travel with the mouse across every supported system.
Perform a round-trip switch during setup. Move from the main computer to a mobile host, complete a short pointer task, and then return to the first machine. This checks whether the connection map remains understandable after the novelty of initial pairing.
Keep sensitivity unchanged during the round trip. Platform-level pointer settings can be tuned only after every host responds reliably.
Name the devices instead of referring to them as the other computer or mobile. A useful card might read: Windows tower, 2.4GHz receiver; Mac laptop, Bluetooth when supported; Android tablet, Bluetooth; iPhone or iPad, compatible mobile pairing. The NIRO B40 covers Windows, macOS, Android and iOS, while its wired path supplies another direct desk option. The active connection determines which host receives input; support for four platform families does not mean simultaneous control.
Complete the same pointer test on each screen: travel across the display, select a small target, scroll a long page and drag an object to a defined location. Begin at one of the six DPI stages and change only when screen scale or interface size creates a real control problem. A setting that feels calm on a large monitor can be too quick on a compact mobile interface, so record the chosen stage beside the host rather than trying to force one universal profile.
Include the physical details on the card. Note where the 2.4GHz receiver lives, which device remembers the Bluetooth pairing, where the cable is stored and when the 500mAh battery is normally charged. Then practise returning from the least-used mobile host to the main computer. The R499 mouse becomes genuinely multi-platform when every route is repeatable after several days, not merely when each device responded once during setup.
No. Select one connection and host, then switch when you want to control another.
The NIRO B40 supports both iOS and Android in addition to computer systems.
Not necessarily. Leave it on the main tower and use another mode for the second computer.
It costs R499 with tri-mode operation, six DPI stages and a 500mAh battery.
Ready to make one pointer useful on four device types without creating connection chaos? Browse Evetech's wireless mice and write down the host, mode and sensitivity for every screen in the plan.
No. Select one connection and host, then switch when you want to control another.
The NIRO B40 supports both iOS and Android in addition to computer systems.
Not necessarily. Leave it on the main tower and use another mode for the second computer.
It costs R499 with tri-mode operation, six DPI stages and a 500mAh battery.
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