Wireless range What is the wireless range for this keyboard-mouse set practically?
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This product uses 27 MHz wireless which has a maximum practical range of about 6 feet. I wish they made this point a lot more clear! You'd be better off getting 2.4GHz technology which should increase the range.
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I currently own a Logitech Cordless Desktop EX110 that I purchased about four years ago and which also uses 27 MHz. I have measured the range at about 12 to 15 feet (transceiver to mouse and keyboard distance) over an angle of 60 degrees from one extreme to the other. I sometimes attach my laptop computer to our TV via DVI into HDMI. I sit across the room with keyboard and mouse and control the computer from there. That distance is about 9 feet, but I experimented by moving it further away which is where the 12 to 15 number comes from. Communication is best with free line-of-sight.
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I use the backspace key or the mouse. I've been pleased with this keyboard. I use it to operate a laptop connected to my TV about 10 feet away.
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Great question. Never tested it before, as the computer sits next to the monitor on my desk with the keyboard. So, I started backing up and typing. I made it across the living room and into the dining room before I ran out of real estate (dining room table stopped me from going any farther). I pulled out the tape measure and marked it. While I do not know the exact range of the keyboard, I can tell you that it will work up to 25 feet - line of sight. Well, at least mine did. When it quits, I do not know. But it will work if you are within 25 feet.
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I don't know the exact range, but I am typing this from about 30ft away from my Mac. Hope this helps!
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keyboard and mouse are not wireless .. they were shown as wireless in advertisement
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No wireless mice are line of sight, but the range is very limited, about 25-30 feet.
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This keyboard is not wireless. I don't use wireless keyboards or mice for gaming so I can't respond to the second question.
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Jose, There is no range. This is a wired not a wireless modem. I have mine connected to my wireless router
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I don't use a wireless keyboard, but a standard 15.4" laptop. However, I do use a separate mouse which is wireless and it is to the right of the laptop. I have no problem with this setup. I am guessing it would probably be fine for your keyboard and mouse depending on where you have your displays.
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I dunno... I don't use the wireless keyboard or mouse. They're junk and easily interfered with.
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I hooked up a wireless keyboard and mouse without issue. Some off brand getup. So I am sure you will have no issue.
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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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Sorry I didn't reply sooner. It depends on how many other wireless signals are in the area. Sometimes I've had a range up to 50 yards or more. Other times not as much. 30 yards shouldn't be a problem.
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I don't use the mouse portion of this combo but I don't recommend the keyboard. Even with clear line of sight to the USB adapter, the keyboard needs constant adjustment to stay connected.
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if you have a long usb cable you can be ten feet or so away. the wireless usb doesn't work.
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two notes. The wireless feature goes off and on on occasion. So the Keyboard and/or mouse won't work for 30% of the time :( approx 70% of the time it works great and the other 30% doesn't work good or work at all for that matter. The Keyboard is very quiet.
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I have just now tested the keyboard and mouse at a measured 21 feet away from the front of my computer (the receiver is plugged into a USB port on the back of the computer) and both functioned correctly. I also checked performance on a book shelf 20 feet away with the keyboard and mouse at 90 degrees from the computer and out of line of site where the signal would have to also pass through inch of wood and neither functioned. Do note that all such RF (Radio Frequency) devices loose signal over distance. Hope this helped and enjoy you're your new keyboard and mouse.