I have the Logitech M525 Mouse, can I use the same Adapter to connect both of them?
1998284
According to the specs yes...this is what I just saw and you, too, can read about it. Plug it. Forget it. Add to it.Tiny Logitech Unifying receiver is so small it can stay in your notebookAdd a compatible wireless mouse without the hassle of multiple USB receivers. Learn more>
1998285
Looks like you should be fine. The keyboard uses Logitech's UNIFYING receiver, and the M525 shows up on the Logitech site as using the same UNIFYING receiver system as well. There are restrictions as to how many you can connect to a single receiver too, so that needs to be considered. I would double check the mouse and confirm that it's using the UNIFYING receiver just to be safe.
1029087
I believe it should work without any problem as I have a wireless mouse hooked up in the same manner for 2 different computers.
1397702
Yes. I currently use the wireless mouse. Be aware that there are only 2 standard USB ports and running both the mouse and keyboard at the same time may use both slots. Probably not an issue, but just pointing it out.
542484
No, but both adapters have to be same model, although this is not specified in words in the user manual.
1194787
My mouse is one of three M310 mice in the room, and so far there has been no interference. If you wanted both mice to go to one computer, Logitech has some software that allows you to do just that. The mice will be separate with no interference if you don't make changes to them though!
693005
Yes. I have my KB wireless, but my mouse is a MX518 that is plugged into the mouse port..........z
2222184
No, i am using a wireless mouse alongside this adapter. Have used it on several different computers without trouble. Only issue you may have is that this adapter is thick and can (and does on my computers) cover up a USB port. So if you only have one or two free this may cause a problem.
1490166
I dont think ypu can buy another one. Each receiver is unique to the mouse. A generic one wont work.
2222183
I seriously doubt it. Most computers will support both a USB mouse and Keyboard. and if the Bluetooth adapter for the mouse is built in, I would expect there to be absolutely no conflict. That said, I haven't tried it and with all the different motherboards out there, it might not be proof positive for your situation even if I had.
67967
When I bought this USB for one of the Logitech M525, it came with the actual wireless mouse too. The USB didn't fit into the Logitech M525 mouse I already had but oh well because i got a new wireless mouse for under $10.
788718
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.
780606
you can have two devices in the same room right next to each other (if you want). in the unifying software (not the logitech setpoint software), you can pair/unpair any device (i use the advanced menu). it is kinda hard to tell which is which since they will both be named the same, but when you do something on the device you want to pair/unpair, the little unifying symbol will appear next to the device in the list. i have two M705 mice on two different computers that are 6 feet apart. and i was able to get individual mice setup on each computer without much problem. you can also pair the same device to all nearby unifying receivers. but that would be a little crazy when all the computers are on. each computer has its own little USB unifying receiver in a USB port (no messing with frequencies or anything - each device has its own ID (i assume, like a MAC ID) and the software can tell them apart). so when you activate a device on one computer, it might also activate on nearby computers. just go into the unifying software and unpair it if it does.
1124068
IT WORKED FOR ME. My mouse stopped working and I didn't want to get one to tie up a USB port. So I bought the same model as the one that stopped working and it works with the built in receiver.
1916836
Yes, this will allow the mouse to communicate with the computer. Why in heavens name buy the adapter when you can get a new, smaller ball-free USB mouse for little more then the cost of this adapter is the real question.
1154935
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.
858591
the keyboard and the mouse run on the same USB connector. You do not need another to connect either.
159108
should be fine if you have a standard USB port and not a mini usb port that would otherwise require an adapter it is standard PC mouse widows has drivers for it