Can I use my wireless Magic Mouse with this keyboard?
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I use a wireless Logitech trackball mouse without any problems. The issue is with the mouse, it eats batteries like crazy. When it goes belly up I'll probably go back to a wired mouse. This keyboard is very user friendly.
2089422
Yes! I just bought the Logitech K400 wireless keyboard and it works just fine.
950222
I just connected with the wireless keyboard and mouse I already had. If you don't have either, you can get a decent one pretty inexpensively.
792418
Yes, I initially used it with both a wireless keyboard and mouse but now only the keyboard is wireless. Problem was the mouse, not the KVM
2201901
Not with mine. It has one USB plugin for both the keyboard and mouse and it wouldn't recognize the mouse. I'm disappointed. I'd look elsewhere.
1797181
Yes, you can use a wireless mouse or any mouse with this laptop. All you need to do is buy an external mouse that uses a USB port to plug into the laptop.
1291294
I haven't tried that so I am not certain if wireless will work or not. I can tell you that the IOGEAR 2-Port USB DVI-D KVM switch has 2 USB ports, one designated for the key board and one for the mouse. If your wireless KB & Mouse use 2 separate USB receivers, I would guess that the chances of it working properly are good.
1915704
Yes. I have a Logitech M510 wireless mouse and K350 wireless keyboard and it was able to sync with both.
2112100
I wish I could help you with an answer, but, I have never tried a mouse with this keyboard. I hope someone will be able to answer this for you.
1643492
Yes, but you will need to use the transponders (USB fob) from both the HP mouse and this keyboard.
1315562
Yes you can, if you get a USB OTG adapter. However, you have only one USB port. You would likely need a keyboard with a trackball built into the keyboard to use both devices. Regardless, unless you send a lot of text, I do not believe you will need either a keyboard or a mouse. I seldom plug in my keyboard.
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Yes you can actually first you need to get a usb hub or splitter and plug it into the mouse port. then you have to turn off mouse emulation. the manual should tell you how. then just plug mouse and keyboard into the splitter/hub and you should be ready to go
1809549
I did this successfully until I developed a different computer problem because of an unrelated device driver which needs to be updated by its manufacturer. The keyboard and mouse I use are wireless Logitech devices, Model S520. I currently have these directly connected to my custom-built Win 7 Professional PC.
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The USB that is required for this numeric keyboard is wireless and to my best knowledge will not connect up properly with your other wireless keyboard. You can buy a USB extension hub to consolidate your requirement for extra USB connections.
307983
I have Logitech M570 wireless mouse and Logitech MK700/710 wireless keyboard. They work great.
809499
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.
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I'm not sure but the wireless keyboard and mouse connect through a USB bluetooth adapter so a usb connected keyboard should work.