I use a bluetooth keyboard with my PC. If I want to add this mouse via bluetooth, will my PC be able to handle both bluetooth mouse and keyboard?
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I think so, but I haven't tried it. I use the laptop's keyboard. You might try some Bluetooth speakers or headphones. Any modern BT should have no problems.
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Should... depends on your blue tooth, but most can handle multiple connections. The biggest concern is whether it is a newer bluetooth adapter. This mouse design is very old and may not work well with newer systems. Works great on my older laptop.
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Is that to say that you can use the mouse and keyboard w/o the included dongle? I'm looking for a bluetooth set to use w/ the integrated bluetoth. Thanks.
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I use a standard wireless mouse and keyboard that uses a mini usb receiver. You can use a wired USB mouse and keyboard as well. You will need to add a separate wireless network / bluetooth card if you want bluetooth mouse and keyboard. I have this card: Intel Network 7260.HMWG WiFi Wireless-AC 7260 H/T Dual Band 2x2 AC+Bluetooth HMC. The IR port is for a remote control, such as a windows media center remote.
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not problem, you can add any bluetooth keyboard you want, divise coming with mini usb adapter in case you need to add a keyboard, anyway, keyboard coming with adapter too.
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The mouse and keyboard use the same USB receiver you can use the mouse seperately as long as you have the receiver.
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Not ignorant at all. Not only can you use a mouse with it but you can also use a bt keyboard at the same time- it will connect two devices simultaneously.
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The wireless keyboard comes with a usb dongle that you connect to a usb port. I have a logitech wireless mouse working with a logitech USB Dongle on my set. The dongle acts like bluetooth. My set immediately recognized the wireless mouse using the usb dongle (transmitter/receiver).
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I am really pleased with my Anker Bluetooth wireless keyboard. I am able to pair with a Bluetooth wireless speaker and keyboard at the same time. After being asked this question I plugged in one of my usb wireless keyboards and mouse just out of curiosity. Windows installed the drivers automatically and it worked great. I still prefer keeping the usb port open for other devices. Bluetooth is the way to go if you can.
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Any USB keyboard and mouse will work. You can then add a bluetooth dongle an pair bluetooth keyboards and mice if you like.
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no - you can use the keyboard or mouse independent of the other item - just using the keyboard will work fine.
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I'm using the unit with an old style tactile -feel keyboard and a USB mouse. Works flawlessly. As to your specific use, the only way is to contact the manufacturer of both pieces of equipment; or buy it and try it.
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Hello,This mouse will connect via Bluetooth without the need of the Unifying software. I just did it before answering you, and it has been immediately detected by my computer. Works perfectly.
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Yes you can use a mouse . Any pc based mouse should work , Logitech is a really good brand I've found . I also believe Bluetooth mice are supported as well
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Yes. I currently use the wireless mouse. Be aware that there are only 2 standard USB ports and running both the mouse and keyboard at the same time may use both slots. Probably not an issue, but just pointing it out.
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I asked the same question, for the same reason, over at the Logitech forum. Unfortunately, for security purposes, the mouse can only "mate" with one computer at a time, so you can't use the mouse with both laptops simulataneously. However, you can make a shortcut to the mouse's connection in the Bluetooth Manager and it's pretty easy to switch laptops by just pressing the little button under the mouse.
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The mouse and the keyboard operate independently of each other. So, if the mouse works with your computer, it should still work when you plug in the keyboard.
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No. It's not a Bluetooth keyboard or mouse. It will still work with your computer via the USB dongle that's included, but it won't connect via Bluetooth.