No, according to Wikipedia (https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logitech#Unifying_Receiver):
Like Bluetooth, the method works in the 2.4 GHz ISM band, but is incompatible with Bluetooth.
Unfortunately not, this mouse requires a USB port to connect a Logitech Unifying dongle. However, a single unifying dongle can be used to connect several compatible unifying devices, e.g. a keyboard.
Yes, the Logitech M705 Marathon mouse can be connected to the Logitech Unifying receiver. This receiver enables a reliable wireless connection and allows you to connect up to six compatible devices using the same receiver.
The mouse has two buttons that are operated by the thumb and that cause "page back/forward" in the browser. In other programmes, the keys are not assigned, but there are certainly tools that can be used to assign any function to the keys.
Why buy one Logitech M705 mouse rather than another?
If you look up the Logitech M705 wireless mouse in digitec, you'll find listings under product numbers 14153870 (today for 42.90), 5939901 (41.00), 225533 (70.92) and 12646651 (62.30). Which should you get?
Any of them. They're all the same mouse, packaged differently. The shells may even look a bit different, but the works and electronics are identical. Why does Logitech sell the same mouse at different prices in different packages? I have no idea.
(I'll try also to post this under the other three listings.)
When searching Digitec for Logitech M705 I got 4 articles, 2 of them have in the picture still a small Logitech radio receiver shown, the other two do not. May be that people who already have several Logitech devices at home already have several such receivers and dan buy the mouse without receiver. Without it is cheaper.
My Logitech M720 I can also connect without this receiver only via the Bluethoos. Then the mouse and keyboard reacts but only when Windows is started at Loginscren. If you connect them via the Logitech receiver so you can boot the computer even in the UEFI / Bios pure.
Why buy one Logitech M705 mouse rather than another?
If you look up the Logitech M705 wireless mouse in digitec, you'll find listings under product numbers 14153870 (today for 42.90), 5939901 (41.00), 225533 (70.92) and 12646651 (62.30). Which should you get?
Any of them. They're all the same mouse, packaged differently. The shells may even look a bit different, but the works and electronics are identical. Why does Logitech sell the same mouse at different prices in different packages? I have no idea.
(I'll try also to post this under the other three listings.)
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