Are there any compatibility / conflict issues with other laptop wireless devices (i.e. - wireless mouse, keyboard, etc.)?
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No conflicts at all with Logitech wireless keyboard and mouse. Had to learn how to use NFC, where you use it to pair your bluetooth device to speakers one time only, and then it's paired permanently until you un-pair it. For my purposes, I use it with my cell and tablet. I don't use it with my PC or laptop because I don't want computer noises going through these beautiful speakers. The sound these speakers put out is perfect!
1019715
I recommend that you do not purchase these or any other Creative Bluetooth speakers that use the BTD-400 until and unless Creative figures out a way to integrate the Windows master volume control into the mix. I have a BTD-400 for USB 3.0 and I have to use the device, player or speaker volume controls to affect the volume. This circumstance renders the speakers next to useless in my opinion as having no master volume could not be more inconvenient and it makes the notion of wireless speakers absurd. I have to have the speaker with the volume control at arm's length in order to have full control over the volume as sound comes from more sources than just players. This is particularly egregious given the rather steep price for the set.
1019716
so far I have not had any problem with any other devices having a conflict issue
15622
Kumar,Yes, f both computers are set up properly set up for wireless, there shouldn't be a problem.
413878
I am using a wireless mouse with my Inspiron. I believe any mouse that connects through a USB port will work.
1925903
No, that is not true. I have a Logitech wireless mouse and keyboard connected to it, and they work perfectly.
1724110
Yes. I have a wireless mouse/keyboard combo plugged into mine and it works fine. It does take a few seconds for them to switch over.
1169478
We have no issue at all. I have purchased two and a lenovo ThinkPad and no issues at all. Absolutely known. Maybe you need a signal booster for your location.
1643493
I don't think you will have any compatibility issues with this keyboard. I currently use a Logitech wireless mouse and the both co-exist beautifully.
1482730
Yes. Wired and wireless devices should be plug and play with no compatibility issues whatsoever
480516
I can't think of a reason why this keyboard would conflict with your wireless mouse. Yes, there are lights to indicate when the number lock, scroll lock & caps lock are on.
1072508
I can use wireless mouse. For keyboard, I use the keyboard within the laptop, it is working. I have not used a wireless keyboard so far. Hope this helps. Any other question, please let me know.
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Wireless keyboard and mouse can be only paired with PC or mac, but they cannot be paired each other as far as I know- shiva
438800
In my experience, a mouse and keyboard will not work together unless they packed/paired together when purchased - every keyboard and mouse (in a package deal) are "linked/paired" at the same frequency with a certain transmitter from the factory and they will have identical numerical codes on the back of each piece which confirms they have matched frequencies by the factory. I have quite a few motherboards and "mice," but they do not work together or with a different transmitter unless each of the two pieces have identical numerical "codes" to the factory preset transmitter.
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I have two computers on my desk (Windows and Linux). And I have two sets of the MS 5000 keyboard and mouse, side by side, one connected to each computer, and have seen no interference whatsoever. I dislike the recessed function keys, but after using for years, I'm getting used to them.
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It worked great with my Logitech wireless keyboard and mouse. No problems during setup or use. Hope it helps. Stuart.
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Yes, the drivers for the wireless adapter need to be updated (from the acer site) so you'll need to hardwire it to do that. I've had no problems with ths laptop after that.
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I have use this wireless headset plus a Logitech wireless mouse on the same laptop at the same time without any issues.
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I don't have this particular product, but I have another microsoft wireless keyboard. As far as interfering with your wireless network, I wouldn't worry. This is not a high bandwidth device, so even if it did interfere with your wireless transmission, you are not likely to notice any significant changes. You are more likely to notice it in the other direction -- that is, wireless network interfering with your keyboard. That being said, Microsoft has a pretty solid lock on stable wireless technology. Xbox 360 controllers and their wireless keyboards and mice are pretty resilient to interference. They must have some kind of buffering built into the devices themselves and some way to verify transmitted data like the Transmission Control Protocol does on the internet. Whatever it is, it works. And this is coming from a guy who sees interference in my Logitech mouse from my wireless network. Not with my Microsoft keyboard though.