Logitech Mouse & this keyboard Is there any Logitech mouse that is compatible with the USB receiver that's included with this keyboard? I'm looking to buy a mouse but don't want to have to use 2 USB ports for a mouse and keyboard. Logitech Mouse & this keyboard Is there any Logitech mouse that is compatible with the USB receiver that's included with this keyboard? I'm looking to buy a mouse but don't want to... » Read More Logitech Mouse & this keyboard Is there any Logitech mouse that is compatible with the USB receiver that's included with this keyboard? I'm looking to buy a mouse but don't want to have to use 2 USB ports for a mouse and keyboard. « Show Less
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Where does it say this keyboard is Bluetooth? All I see is that it is 2.4ghz wireless.I think you may be mistaken.
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It's bluetooth so pick a bluetooth mouse. If you have built-in bluetooth, you don't need any USB ports.
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The GTU-0088 does not have any USB ports. I asked the same queston of their support when I purchased my keyboard because I found the USB port on their older keyboard a nice convenience. The reason given is that USB ports have limited power capability (unless they are powered hubs). If a keyboard consumes just over half the available power the USB port has available, then a user plugs in (chains in line) another USB device consuming the same amount of power into the keyboard's USB port, the single USB port is overloaded and one or both the devices will fail. I also have a GT numeric keypad which does have 2 USB ports so I use that for USB memory sticks and my mouse. No problems. Hope this is helpful. The GTU-0088 does not have any USB ports. I asked the same queston of their support when I purchased my keyboard because I found the USB port on their older keyboard a nice convenience. The reason given is that USB ports have limited power capability (unless they are powered hubs). If a keyboard consumes just over half the available power the USB port has available, then a user plugs in (chains in line) another USB device consuming the same amount of power into the keyboard's USB port, the single USB port is overloaded and one or both the devices will fail. I also have a GT numeric keypad... » Read More The GTU-0088 does not have any USB ports. I asked the same queston of their support when I purchased my keyboard because I found the USB port on their older keyboard a nice convenience. The reason given is that USB ports have limited power capability (unless they are powered hubs). If a keyboard consumes just over half the available power the USB port has available, then a user plugs in (chains in line) another USB device consuming the same amount of power into the keyboard's USB port, the single USB port is overloaded and one or both the devices will fail. I also have a GT numeric keypad which does have 2 USB ports so I use that for USB memory sticks and my mouse. No problems. Hope this is helpful. « Show Less
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I use the Micro-USB 2 in 1 for a Logitech keyboard with a built-in touch pad. It works fine. I think a mouse would also work, but the keyboard is quite useful for Word, Excel, and other Microsoft applications.
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you download the software from Logitech's website, also included in the box is a small closed usb that pairs with the mouse. I put he usb in a port I don't normally use so it's out of the way and I can use the other usb ports like I would normally.
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I've had hit and miss with this. I have a USB wireless set from Logitech as well, but it does not always see them when switching between systems. As Ben put it, I can use it with my Logitech revolution keyboard/mouse combo with no problems on one usb port, but for the headset it doesn't always seem to like it.
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No, the headphones are NOT compatible with Logitech's Unifying USB Receiver. The headphone, however, has its own dedicated USB Nano receiver, plus you can connect the headphones via Bluetooth to any Bluetooth enabled devices.
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The replacement Logitech USB receiver I purchased for the mx5500 mouse/keyboard combo works fine. The USB receiver is M/N C-UV35, P/N 830-000021, PID LZ048A1. Keyboard is labeled Y-RBF91 & also shows receiver label is 640-000427 Rev.003 - sorry for the late answer. Hope the info helps.
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I don't think you can. The USB receiver is matched to the mouse. That is so that other mice or devices can't "see" it and get confused. Looks like you need to just buy a new one. Sorry.
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Not sure about the monitor but if you're using a wireless kybd & mouse (Logitech in my case), then the answer is NO!!! The Unifying USB receiver s only capable of recognizing only one device type, that means 1 keyboard, 1 mouse, 1 touchpad. Apparently it doesn't pass that through the Iogear switch. At least not for me :-(
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Throughput is limited to speeds supported by the lowest common denominator. In other words, you will not obtain USB 3.0 speeds, even between USB 3.0 drives, because the controller is sitting on the other side of the USB 2.0 connection. The device itself is backward compatible.Warning (and this is in their documentation that comes with the device): Logitech wireless keyboard do not work well when this device is plugged into your computer, even if the wireless is plugged directly into a computer USB connection and not through the hub.
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I'm currently using 3 devices (G13, G430, and the analog controller) with the Logitech software on Windows 8.1 64bit on both my desktop and laptop with no problem.The only problem I've had is on my custom desktop, is I'll have to change the usb port for the G13 (it will stop working and begin to flash out of nowhere.)
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If I'm remembering right, there are many mouses that will work with it. I see the picture you put up showing the keyboard and mouse, but in the picture I don't see the transmitter that plugs into the back of your computer and that communicates with your mouse. Do you have that? Its a black, oval shaped transmitter with a usb cord that sits flat on your desk, and on it is a button, right below where it says Microsoft. That button, when pushed, transmits to whichever mouses are compatible with the keyboard, to link and make operable the mouse. Microsoft sells keyboards of many kinds without a mouse, and one has to go buy a mouse that is compatible. You can call Microsoft or your local comp store and they will tell you which ones are compatible, just look on the back of the keyboard for its model number, etc, and give it to them. Make sure you shop around to find the best price on the mouse they say is compatible. Good luck!
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I have both a wireless mouse and wireless keyboard. The mouse receiver is plugged into a USB port rear of computer. The keyboard receiver is contained within the USB plug , which is plugged into another port in the front of he computer.Even though I have multiple USB ports front & back, the keyboard works best (sensitivity) plugged into the front.
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The receiver, which is the small nub that plugs into the USB port, is for both the keyboard and mouse. So yes, even if you only want to use the keyboard, you still need to plug in the receiver.
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Any Logitech universal usb receiver will work. There is one packaged with every wireless logitech mouse, but sold separately they can be stupidly expensive. I'd just compare the price of a replacement to the price of the cheapest logitech laptop mouse you can find.
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You can purchase the usb receiver directly from logitech. Go to the logitech support website, click on the downloads and parts link, put in product info, and then select the part you need.
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Well you won't have any issues but you need to install the receiver on whatever computer you're working on. you can't have 2 receivers on each computer and hope the mouse will respond to each one separately, I can tell you because I have 2 receivers and I tried that. I tried using the 1 receiving on my desktop and hoping to install the 2nd receiver on my laptop, needless to say it didn't work I needed to remove the receiver from my desktop to my laptop in order to get it working without any issues.Hope that helps.