Will the Bluetooth receiver only work with the mouse/keyboard or will I also be able to connect to it with other Bluetooth devices?
1565829
This keyboard will only work with the wireless mouse it came from. It's not a good keyboard btw. I wouldn't recommend it.
1565830
I am not sure, but I believe if you can plug in a USB port it should work. But I am not 100% sure.
858592
The receiver, which is the small nub that plugs into the USB port, is for both the keyboard and mouse. So yes, even if you only want to use the keyboard, you still need to plug in the receiver.
983779
The keyboard and mouse requires a dongle to communicate and is contained in the packaging. BTW--the mouse will work alone or in conjunction with the keyboard. I have been very satisfied with this keyboard and mouse.
1682029
I would contact Logitech because mine came with the receiver. Did you check the mouse housing because it stores into the mouse body.
498867
This is a Bluetooth mouse, which means it connects the computer through Bluetooth, no need to use a receiver.
2881
I use it with a Logitech unifying receiver for my mouse (Logitech Anywhere MX), but I also have a Logitech Illuminated Keyboard that is wired and plugged in as well. I haven't had any issues using the mouse, but I can't speak to using a unifying receiver for both the keyboard and mouse.
1507696
Bluetooth connects one input device at a time so no. Get a wireless usb mouse
2201458
Yes it will work fine with a wireless mouse, preferably bluetooth, considering that the RF mouse will need the dongle and therefore the little usb cable, unless you're using the keyboard which has a full usb port
217825
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.
261606
1) No, there are no wires that can connect the keyboard to your computer. I've had no problem with the range of the wireless connection, I've used the keyboard at over 12' away from the receiver. It all depends on what you have that may cause interference, i.e. a bluetooth mouse or speakers will mess up the range, or make it stop working. In my experience, bluetooth and this type of receiver should not be mixed. 2) Yes, all the keys are smooth and true for me.
1976736
Is that to say that you can use the mouse and keyboard w/o the included dongle? I'm looking for a bluetooth set to use w/ the integrated bluetoth. Thanks.
1444393
I haven't used it with a Windows 7 computer. But, there is no reason why it wouldn't. I have several Windows 7 computers (laptop and desktop) that have Bluetooth radios and I've never had a problem with any Bluetooth keyboard or mouse with any of them. This set uses standard Bluetooth spec for connectivity or it wouldn't work with the devices that I have it connected to now.
1428784
I have used Bluetooth keyboards and mouses, but prefer Logitech parts that use the tiny unifying receiver. Takes up one USB port for both, and range is superior, they also connect at boot, don't need to wait for the BT drivers to load.
848645
You need to use Logitech's Unifying Receiver software. Follow the steps to reassign the keyboard and mouse to one dongle
1463572
If you can use a and non Bluetooth wireless mouse you can use this keyboard if not it won't work because it may need a driver in order for it to work like when you connect something to a PC.
38617
I need to replace a Microsoft mouse that has been dropped once too often. Will this mouse work with a Microsoft receiver? I don't want to take up another USB port.
511557
There are different models of the same keyboard/mouse. One is Bluetooth and one is USB.