Does the headset wireless system interfere with a Logitech wireless mouse system?
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No, it doesn't. You can use nano reciever for each device separately which means plug multiple reciever for multiple various wireless devices
179097
They work perfectly together. I have the headset USB wireless receiver plugged in right next to the mouse USB wireless receiver. No issues whatsoever. Each paired independent of the other.
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I have both and haven't been able to detect any interference. Use them for video gaming.
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I have use this wireless headset plus a Logitech wireless mouse on the same laptop at the same time without any issues.
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No, because there is a bug in the Setpoint program. It doesn't work with the M560 additional Mousekeys. Logitech was not able to fix this bug until today and my experiences with the European Logitech support do not make me very confident that they are able to fix it anywhere in the future.
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I have the usb plugged into my computer on one side and use the mouse on the opposite side. I guess I am not sure what you mean. It is all wireless. Hope this helps.
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I don't see why it wouldn't, but I have only used it with a USB wired kb. This mouses uses a proprietary wireless usb adapter to communicate. In my experience they rarely interfere.http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html?docId=1000433301
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I use a separate wireless mice unit "Nady DKW-duo" that has two mices. I have never tried to use both at once but I am sure it would work that way.
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mine wi-go work well, it can receive the signal from wireless router and my hotspot; However if I use the wireless mouse, it will be interfered
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I'm assuming the receiver of the mouse are Bluetooth connected so it should work .......
107684
Sometimes wireless devices can interfere with each other. I moved a Bluetooth speaker on my desk and the problem went away.
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When I bought the headset it came with a receiver. However, I found that the receiver was interchangeable with my Husband's and mine, so if you have another receiver, give it a try. It's just a USB wireless receiver.
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The cable that plug into the headset serves only as a charging cable. The end of the cable is also marked with a battery icon. Removing the USB wireless receiver from the dock also disconnects the headset even when the headset is plugged in via the cable. This headset sends and receives audio over a wireless connection, so NO IT DOES NOT. The other answers are talking about the charging cable. I've been using my G930's for just under six months and haven't experienced connectivity issues not caused by myself. I've knocked the dock off my desk and it disconnected momentarily though immediately reconnected. disconnecting and reconnecting the USB receiver reconnects just a quickly (unless the driver crashes. You can manage to restart the G930 software and it will fix the issue though it isn't always your friend.). Issues might occur if one plugs the receiver into the back of their computer. I have my receiver in the dock on top of my desk. I greatly recommend this headset.
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Sorry, I have not tried that. I have a dongle that combines my Logitech MX5000 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse. I only briefly unsuccessfully tried to pair it with my headset with no success, at least using Linux. I expect I need to try that scenario on a microsoft machine with Logitech software. Short answer, I don't know yet.
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Not that I can see. It works just the same as a wired kbd & mouse. No difference.
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I had never tried before and it does with my logitech mouse...you just have to be sure to connect to it manually on the sharing port screen. Remember however, you mouse only has a range of a few feet so might defeat the purpose of a wireless hub! I am using windows 8.1...be sure to use updated driver. Ihad problems with the one that shipped.
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I don't see why it wouldn't, but I have only used it with a USB wired kb. This mouses uses a proprietary wireless usb adapter to communicate. In my experience they rarely interfere.
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The set comes with a mini Wireless adapter, that is supposed to be capable of connecting to several different Logitech devices. If you are having trouble locating it in the packaging, open the Battery Cover on the Mouse, and there is a storage slot in there, that's where I found mine.
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Hi Mary Kate, I got this wireless mouse and I'm very happy with it: Logitech M510 Wireless MouseHope it helps!
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I too have had problems with my logitech wireless mouse (not the item that this forum is presented under.)