Does this mouse have a storage compartment for the USB receiver? The 325 does and the 560 does not, so I'm not sure where this falls.
306205
Yes, under the batter cover is space for both the batteries and the receiver.
306206
I never knew until I saw this question so I took off the battery cover and there is a spot for the receiver.
343810
Yes there is an internal slot in the compartment where the mouse battery is stored.
1710516
Mine didn't either...it went in the trash.... Got a Logitech touch mouse it works fine.
2201424
i just made that mistake. only certain new logitech peripheries are designed to use the new "unifying" receiver. I have a keyboard that came with the unifying receiver (the unifying receiver has a little orange logo on it that the other logitech receivers lack). I assumed I could just buy any mouse to couple with it. I receive the mouse today and sure enough, it requires the separate receiver that it came with. Luckily you can find a list of Logitech devices that work on the unifying USB receiver scheme here:
1986060
Logitech V220 is not totally silent. There is a slight 'click' sound when using the right or left mouse buttons, but it is not conspicuous. For me, the worst feature is the larger-sized USB receiver instead of having the small nano receiver that has become the norm.
1287935
The battery compartment is under front part of the mouse which detachs.Turn Mouse over bottom side up. Remove the USB Dongle. Now press down on the Battery Cover Release were you removed USB Dongle.Hope this helps!
1036972
I did not order or use this mouse for a receiver. I chose this mouse specifically for use with my computer. But I'm certain it will work with that also. Good Luck.
442758
yes, it is on my system. most usb ports are backward compatible. As an aside - both of my mouses (mice?) are wireless and I have them both plugged in at that same time and just grab which one I want to use.
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.
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>
1109756
Well, you can definitely use one of the USB ports on the rear. Otherwise, your USB receiver needs to be quite short so the door gets enough clearance to close properly.I don't have exact measurements but I'm confident that if you have any Logitech peripherals that use a Nano receiver, those are fine. Anything longer may be an issue.
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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.
743225
It is in the battery compartment. It took me an hour to find it because it look like part of the compartment. Since I had put the batteries in, I did not think the usb could be there, but it was.
1825091
Yes. There is a slot right next to where the battery goes to stow the USB receiver. You just slide the bottom off like you're going to replace the battery and there's a little slot there for storage.
1825090
Yes. There is a slot for the receiver underneath the mouse, right next to the battery making it easy to carry without losing.
1119067
It does not have onboard memory. You can save the profile as a file and load it onto the new computer. The mouse requires a dedicated program to run.
1706463
It sticks out about .25 inch. Definitely less than .5 inch. I've put the laptop back into it's case most days with the receiver still in the USB slot and have had no problems. It also has a slot in the bottom of the mouse that you can use to store the receiver when transporting it. I'd also add another comment at this time. This mouse runs off a single AA battery and has a battery life that blows away another slightly cheaper mouse I bought at the same time. The other mouse uses 2 AAA batteries and wears them out about twice as fast as the one AA battery in this mouse. This mouse has been great in all aspects. It sticks out about .25 inch. Definitely less than .5 inch. I've put the laptop back into it's case most days with the receiver still in the USB slot and have had no problems. It also has a slot in the bottom of the mouse that you can use to store the receiver when transporting it. I'd also add another comment at this time. This mouse runs off a single AA battery and has a battery life that blows away another slightly cheaper mouse I bought at the same time. The other mouse uses 2 AAA batteries and wears them out about twice as fast as the one AA battery in this mouse. This mouse has been... » Read More It sticks out about .25 inch. Definitely less than .5 inch. I've put the laptop back into it's case most days with the receiver still in the USB slot and have had no problems. It also has a slot in the bottom of the mouse that you can use to store the receiver when transporting it. I'd also add another comment at this time. This mouse runs off a single AA battery and has a battery life that blows away another slightly cheaper mouse I bought at the same time. The other mouse uses 2 AAA batteries and wears them out about twice as fast as the one AA battery in this mouse. This mouse has been great in all aspects. « Show Less