is this keypad compatible with the Targus Unifying transmitter as with the M325 mouse?
1992233
Not really sure about the M325 mouse but it has the USB input reader and works with my Compaq laptop & I love it...
1992234
No. I tried in vain to find one that would work with a unifying receiver (though I was looking at Logitech) and there weren't any currently made. This has its own receiver and it only works with the keypad.
1992235
It might be, but chances are this keypad will need to be within two feet of that as well. Just don't buy this product, it's worse than a wired keypad with more than three feet of cord.
1943308
Yes, is it compatible. There is an option to get the mouse and keyboard bundled, so as long as you have an open port for the USB dongle, you can use it all together. Mac or PC works.
1181630
Unfortunately I have never used M325 so I will not be able to give my opinion on that. But as far as M525 goes, I have one and my opinion is "DO NOT BUY IT". However, that would be bias. Here's a useful link on M325 vs M525:reviews.logitech.com/7061/8006/logitech-wireless-mouse-m325-reviews/reviews.htm?page=4&sort;=helpfulness&dir;=ascI think the review is alright. Hopefully this helps. :)
2162577
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.
447407
I don't like this mouse, and am buying another, but it does seem like it can work with a unified receiver. I just did a "does the 310 mouse work with a unified receiver" and it took me to this forum, which might help you: http://forums.logitech.com/t5/Mice-and-Pointing-Devices/nano-receiver-on-m310-mouse/td-p/525611
493547
I use a Logitech Optical Mouse, a USB connection, and have no complaints. What the difference is with a "unifying" mouse/keyboard is unknown to me.
808560
Technically, yes, it is compatible. Seems you are looking for something more full W8 featured, and, as Nevin pointed out, this device is limited in that respect. I have been able to approximate a sweeping action (touch with the thumb and sweep with the index finger - not terribly reliable in response though).I get to try out the new Touch Mouse T620 next week, so we'll see how it holds up.
687941
I have tried 2 wireless Targus keypads and neither worked for longer than a week, I would type some numbers and either the first number wouldn't type or some typed and others did not. I gave up and went back to a wired portable keypad.
1631714
Any keyboard that supports the "unifying" software will work with this mouse after installing the proper software. I believe the Wireless Keyboard K360 is the cheapest (around 30) but a quick search on their products website gives a more complete list.
1388406
Not sure about the monitor but if you're using a wireless kybd & mouse (Logitech in my case), then the answer is NO!!! The Unifying USB receiver s only capable of recognizing only one device type, that means 1 keyboard, 1 mouse, 1 touchpad. Apparently it doesn't pass that through the Iogear switch. At least not for me :-(
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Any Logitech mouse that works with their 'unifying' receiver. Like this one: http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Wireless-Mouse-Designed-For-Web-Scrolling/dp/B005DSPLDA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1396050706&sr=8-1&keywords=logitech+wireless+unifying+mouse
272333
Yes, it will work with all the latest Ademco keypads. It is a great system. I bought two of them. Highly recommend.
1000127
I've found most Logitech keyboards and mice are compatible if you use the "unifying technogy." Need to use the unifying dongle with star on the collar. The software is available from Logitech support.
1886306
I was replacing a track ball mouse so needed no "unifying device" . My initial track ball mouse was simple plug and play though so maybe you have another problem that is not related to the mouse. Just a thought. I hope that helps.
1153359
You're right. I avoided buying this mouse and instead bought the Logitech Wireless Mouse M505. It works with my keyboard's receiver.
2051024
Concerning the Unifying receiver - the difference is that the M305 package does not *include* a Unifying receiver. But if you have an M305 and another mouse that has the Unifying receiver, then the M305 *will* be recognized by the unifying receiver.
848645
You need to use Logitech's Unifying Receiver software. Follow the steps to reassign the keyboard and mouse to one dongle