can I add this mouse to an existing receiver which has a keyboard assoicated with it?
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No, I don't think so. currently, within my knowledge, only Logitech devices with "unifying"-type receiver can do that.
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No. It has a mini receiver that works for both the mouse and keyboard. If you have a spare USB port, it works great.
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You should be able to plug it into any USB port on the computer. I did this for mine and it gives me a better connection between the mouse and receiver. If you have a destop computer I would suggest getting a short, at least enough cable to the computer, USB extension cable and run that to somewhere closer to your mouse and using it there.
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I dont think ypu can buy another one. Each receiver is unique to the mouse. A generic one wont work.
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As mentioned you should be able to. Easiest well to tell is by pressing connect on the receiver, than connect on the mouse. If it starts working, than there you go.
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Anker offers the mouse and keyboard as a combo for $30 on Amazon, and there is ONE USB key that receives from BOTH. I'd bet that if you got the items individually, only one receiver would be necessary.
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I would contact Logitech because mine came with the receiver. Did you check the mouse housing because it stores into the mouse body.
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I think the answer is YES. As for the Microsoft brand that i use, you will definitely need a separate USB transceivers for the keyboad and mouse. But I know if a Logitech brand (i don't have the model name off my head now, but a friend of mine bought it from Amazon last year) that uses a single universal Bluetooth usb transceiver for both keaboard and mouse.
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Any Logitech unifying receiver Should work. Try eBay or buy the cheapest laptop Logitech mouse you can find. The receiver used to be about $11 by itself on Amazon.
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The receiver is small, and located on the top front of the form holding your new keyboard. Just plug it in any open usb port and it will send the info to the computer and make the connection and notify you it is ready to use (just takes a few seconds). After you do that the first time, you are ready to go. That little receiver will work on any device that is unifying Logitech device.
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There mouse + keyboard sets (http://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-2LF-00001-Wireless-Desktop-800/dp/B003SVSJ1K) with one single receiver. But I think you will need 2nd receiver if you purchase mouse separately.
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You'd need to check and see if the receiver is compatible with the keyboard, if you're not sure then I wouldn't suggest getting it. I'm assuming no, sorry man.
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A single unifying receiver can pair with up to 6 keyboards / mice (obviously from Logitech). You can use one from another brand with its own receiver too.
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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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You can connect any logitech keyboard that is compatible with the unifying receiver...
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No, definitely not. I lost my USB receiver, and I researched it out for a definite answer. It is impossible to get another USB receiver that will speak the exact coded signal that your mouse is set to. The upside of this is we never have to worry that someone else in our office is going to inadvertently override our mouse signal, but the downside is that the mouse is forever useless without the unique USB receiver it is matched to.
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All I did was put the batteries in the keyboard and mouse and press the blue connect button. The receiver is built into the computer.