How far can it reach? I'm trying to hook up my desktop to the TV in the livingroom. What is the distance limit on this wireless keyboard?
1553630
For me the keyboard works reliably up to about 8 inches and the mouse well I can't use the word reliable to describe it at all but it works up to about 5 ft. 20 ft, only in dreams.
1553631
This is incorrect. I researched this product extensively, and couldn't find one single remark about this keyboard/mouse combination's range, odd considering you would think that would be one of the top considerations when you're buying a wireless set (I know it was one of mine). Either way, I purchased this set and it barely reaches 6 ft range like all 27mHz sets, nowhere close to O. Sverloov's 20 feet claim.
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You need a 2.4Ghz Desktop for good range (around 30ft) The only ones by logitech are the DiNivo's which are very expensive and one called simply the Cordless desktop 2400( anround $55). I also was using this for a "Couch system" and it works well, but if you go for this get yourself a USB extension as the receiver is a little USB stick and being shielded by my metal computer gear reduced the range, the usb extension allowed me to find a good receiving spot.
1155275
Works well in my front room, about 30 feet away. Further into my bedroom, it does not work. Too many walls. I would think that if you get too far away, you could not see your monitor LOL
967116
I have mine connected to an ASUS tablet keyboard, it is less than 6 inches from it and never had any issues
2131447
Distance depends a lot on how well the Bluetooth works on your pc, and the distance and makeup of your walls. You may want to try with another Bluetooth device like a headset. If that works you may be in luck. If not getting it to work is less likely. As for the keyboard itself I haven't noticed any problems, so it isn't especially weak. Good luck
2189919
There is, of course a distance limit, but wireless mice which use an RF signal like the Microsoft are not impeded by a desk or wall, but signal is weakened through such objects, that is, line of sight increases the range I can use mine up to 15 to 20 feet from the computer, and the receiving unit is plugged in, out of sight, into the rear of my computer.
1240219
Not to far. The cable is not that long. Plus it needs to closer to the TV for better reception.
1300532
I have already answered this question before. It didn't work for me. This device could NOT support my desktop and my smart TV . I don't know about other devices I don't have. I wrote to the seller to return it.
2266068
Great question. Never tested it before, as the computer sits next to the monitor on my desk with the keyboard. So, I started backing up and typing. I made it across the living room and into the dining room before I ran out of real estate (dining room table stopped me from going any farther). I pulled out the tape measure and marked it. While I do not know the exact range of the keyboard, I can tell you that it will work up to 25 feet - line of sight. Well, at least mine did. When it quits, I do not know. But it will work if you are within 25 feet.
405125
Well, to do that, it would have to be within the radius of the Bluetooth reach from the speaker. I've found it to be around 30 feet. I'll look and see about externally connecting wires when I get home.
1222820
Yes. I have to go to another room where I can't even see the monitor to get 33ft away, but the keyboard definitely works at that distance.
980628
Does your TV have Bluetooth? If so, then yes. The range is ~20 feet, so the distance shouldn't be an issue.
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I currently own a Logitech Cordless Desktop EX110 that I purchased about four years ago and which also uses 27 MHz. I have measured the range at about 12 to 15 feet (transceiver to mouse and keyboard distance) over an angle of 60 degrees from one extreme to the other. I sometimes attach my laptop computer to our TV via DVI into HDMI. I sit across the room with keyboard and mouse and control the computer from there. That distance is about 9 feet, but I experimented by moving it further away which is where the 12 to 15 number comes from. Communication is best with free line-of-sight.
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Use mine on my Samsung tv and before that on my media PC. Distance not more that 20ft for me. So can't answer for distances any more than that. Its is a good little unit for the price. The track ball is not the most accurate but gets the job done. Just make sure its connected to a USB port with the correct amps on a TV.
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You can try to get a good enough signal by keeping it by the tv which is possible if you're right in the city on a top floor of a building. If that works, great! But if it doesn't, you'll need to put it by the window and trail the cord. Luckily, the cord should be long enough. Mine is about 4 feet away and I have the cord going up to the ceiling and then down to the window so we're not walking over it.
1700125
OK, had to actually test it. Works fine. Tried about 15-20 feet away, but since it was line of sight, I also checked it from an adjoining room. Passed with flying colors. 15 feet away on a couch should be fine.
2265023
Nope! Works very well. I use it to connect a desktop to a projector that is over 15 feet away and I have no issues at all.
1222819
I found otherwise. I bought this because we need about 15 feet of range. In practice, the product that was delivered barely makes 30 inches. This is open air between an Intel NUC sitting in front of the TV with the transceiver plugged into the front to the couch that faces it. Get more than about two feet of separation and the connection becomes spotty (keystrokes getting dropped, mouse freezing on screen as you move it in your hand) and by 15 feet or so there is no indication of a connection at all.