Will this device simultaneously support my Microsoft wireless mouse and my wireless Plantronics headset?
1603309
No. This bluetooth receiver is seen as an audio device by your computer, and the chip itself handles the bluetooth connection. This feature is what ensures a reliable connection between your headset and your computer. Many generic bluetooth receivers have difficulty handling headset audio and are often subject to dropped connections or spotty audio. You cannot use this device to connect to bluetooth devices other than compatable Plantronics headsets.
1603310
i don't know since I don't use a wireless mouse simultaneously. However, I do see other people using the same Plantronics headset and wireless mice without a problem.
1603311
Yes. I have that same setup. You just need to make sure and get the USB bluetooth tranciever from Plantronics. I had to buy mine seperately from the headset but some are sold together with the headset.
1603312
I don't not know the answer to your specific question but I will tell you that I purposely bought this device because my headset wouldn't work, simultaneously, through dongle for my Logitech wireless track-ball mouse; I would continue to use whatever usb-plugin dongle came with your Microsoft wireless mouse.
1217578
Yes you can! I use a Razer Orochi 2013 mouse, a Logitech K810 keyboard, and a Motorola S10-HD headset or Jambone Jambox portable speaker simultaneously on my gaming rig from the recliner. I think the limit is 6 devices simultaneously! :D
62058
As someone who does own multiple of these mice (desktop, laptop, media center, probably another one for work):1. They'll work fine, and won't interfere. If you have any Logitech wireless keyboards you're using with them, though, I'd suggest pairing the mice with the existing keyboard dongles to minimize the possibility of the 2.4GHz channels getting clogged up with all the communication taking place.2. Yes. You could even use them simultaneously :)
1282034
Yes. I am using a wireless keyboard and mouse from Logitech mk560. Only need one USB to support both keyboard and mouse.
708361
I can't be 100% sure since I only own 2 wireless headsets. I would guess the answer is yes. There are 2 headrests that can operate independently or watch the same thing at the same time. Running one headrest does allow my 2 headsets to listen at the same time. You simply put both headsets on the same channel you select from your screen. I doubt wireless technology has that type of bandwidth issue... thinking of multiple users on wireless routers at once. So I'm guessing 3 would work easily.
454319
It is supposed to allow you to use the mouse and speaker at the same time, but in my experience the speaker worked but the mouse never did. Suggest you try another brand because this device is not worth the money.
1222209
Those ear chusion is designed for headset(headband) replacement,not for wireless device. You'd better to check out Platronics homepage for accessaries.
1756026
I'm not sure but the wireless keyboard and mouse connect through a USB bluetooth adapter so a usb connected keyboard should work.
34447
A Bluetooth mouse will work with this. I have a Microsoft Bluetooth mouse working through the Targus. A USB "wireless" mouse will only work with the adapter that came with it.
2034262
Yes it can, any wired or wireless keyboard and mouse will work with the device.
1359775
I'm not really sure. I've only paired it with two headsets so far. But I don't see why not. Feel free to get in touch with me at jagrmfx@hotmail.com if you have some way I can test it for you. I'll be happy to help.
792417
yes, I used it with a wireless Logitech mouse (M310 ) and Logitech keyboard (K360 ) with no issues.
311219
It should work. I am using Plantronics BackBeat PRO Wireless Headphones and it pairs with BTD 500 Dongle seamlessly plugged into a Win7 laptop.
1501319
My wireless mouse is blue-tooth so it depends. if your keyboard is also blue-tooth only one device connected at a time. You can pair it with a large number of devices but only one can be in use at any time
2222183
I seriously doubt it. Most computers will support both a USB mouse and Keyboard. and if the Bluetooth adapter for the mouse is built in, I would expect there to be absolutely no conflict. That said, I haven't tried it and with all the different motherboards out there, it might not be proof positive for your situation even if I had.
686097
To further clarify this. You can connect several devices as long as they are using different profiles: 1 Keyboard + 1 Mouse + 1 Headset WORKS. 2 Headsets WON'T WORK. 1 Headset + 1 Speaker WON'T WORK EITHER.
280396
No. This will not work with a standard PC headset. You may be able to find an adapter for it, but I would not count on it.