Can this be used with a wireless keyboard and mouse? Like the MS wireless Ergo Desktop 7000?
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I don't know about the ms one but it does work with the logitech universal dongle, which is a wireless dongle for 3 of my devices (keyboard, mouse and number pad). All three devices get switched between my Mac and pc when I press the button.
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I have mine on a wireless logitech keyboard/mouse. The only difference is the receiver for my key/mouse is self-powered as in it has its own wall plug. I would think this SHOULD be able to power the little receiver dongle.
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I'm using it with an HP wireless keyboard and mouse. I've had no problems with it.
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I had a unify Logitech wireless mouse that worked well with it. Never tried the keyboard, but same reciever.
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I bought a cheap usb hub and have used wired mouse and keyboard. Not sure if wireless works. I do know blue tooth mouse and keyboard work.
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you can use a wireless bluetooth keyboard/ mouse combo to, as I do. It works great!!!
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The documentation says no, and when I had problem, that was one of the first things that they told me to not use....But, I'm able to use a wireless mouse without a problem. I don't have a wireless keyboard, so can't comment on that.Also note, I have problems using it with a Mac, either a Mac Mini, or a MacBook Pro, so if you have a Mac, I wouldn't recommend it(though others say that it works fine).
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Do not think so. The mouse and keyboard have USB ports on the switch, so I can't see how they would be connected with a wireless technique. The driver for the wireless mouse and keyboard are different in an electronic sense.
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The keyboard and mouse are both wireless and use the same "dongle" that little square piece. Put the little square piece in a USB and that acts as the wireless transceiver.
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I have not been able to use the wireless keyboard with this switch but I have separate transmitters. My wireless mouse works fine. If you have a common transmitter, I would try using it in the mouse port of the switch. There might be something about the keyboard port that causes trouble - likely the hotkey command protocols.
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Both of the Hp 500-270 desktops I purchased came with a wireless keyboard and a wireless mouse. Neither one of them are of high-quality. But both will work just fine. If you are constantly typing you might not like the tactile (touch) response from this wireless keyboard.
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Yes, but don't bother. It's not worth buying. Spend money on a good wireless keyboard mouse combo.
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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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The keyboard and mouse connect independently. So I would say yes as long as the mouse will connect to your devise by itself.
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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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I have Logitech M570 wireless mouse and Logitech MK700/710 wireless keyboard. They work great.
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This keyboard is not wireless capable. In the gaming community, wireless is unacceptable -- time lag, etc. This keyboard needs plugging into both USB2 and electricity. It even prefers a USB port on the computer itself, not on a hub. If you want a wireless, try the Logitech K350. It doesn't have the bells and whistles of a gaming board but is excellent in all other computer functions.
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It would not work with my wireless Logitech mouse. Their website states, "To ensure complete compatibility, we recommend using mice and keyboards with a direct connection." It sure would be nice if this kind of warning was made more apparent before I wasted my time buying it.
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Yes. We have a wireless keyboard/mouse combo that we use with ours, both made by Logitech with a single unifying USB receiver attached to a USB port on the laptop.