Will this mouse work with Acer C720 Chromebook? I've tried to pair it and it does not detect the device
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Did you turn it on and hold down all 3 buttons (right click, left click, and wheel) on the top of the mouse for 20 seconds ?
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There are special steps to have it be detected which I don't remember but if you look through reviews I'm sure you'll find it which is where I found it and bye I love this mouse
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I have not got my chromebook handy, but you can connect external mice to it easily (USB or bluetooth). I can see no reason why this should not work without any problems at all.
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No it won't. The C720 Chromebook uses a different connector for its chip-like SSD.
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Hi, I wish I had a good answer for you, but I only have Apple Products now. My Son however has a HP laptop and he got the same mouse in BLUE and it works for him. I'm going out on a limb and say that YES, it should work for you on an ACER. Good Luck, and please should you get it and it works...or doesn't, please update the post so others will know. Thanks!!Loren
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Yes, it will work. Just push the connect button on the receiver and the mouse and they will be paired. I had absolutely no problem with the replacement USB receiver I bought.
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Funny you should ask, because a Logitech C920 is what I use it with. Yes is the answer.
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It should work with a netbook and Chromebook. I have had mine for 4 months and the first set of batteries is still going strong.
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I don't think it is compatible with anything...the one I got did not work at all!!! I sent it right back. Spend $20 more and get a good Microsoft or Logitech mouse. That is what I did.
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Yes. I have used a USB mouse with my Chromebook and it's exactly the same as a Windows or Mac - just plug and play.
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I have an ACER laptop and I had no problem pairing it, but wouldn't work with HP for some reason.
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Microsoft does not offer a driver for the chromebook, so ultimately no. You may be able to find a 3rd party driver that could force it to work however that can be risky.
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I don't know for sure, but what I do know is that is a totally generic Bluetooth mouse that does not require any special driver to work with both my Android tablet and my Chromebook. So I'm guessing it probably will work with a Bluetooth-enabled iPad.
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I'm pretty sure it would work with a windows PC. But I highly doubt it would work with a chromebook. If you find an awesome deal on one, I'd say grab it and try it, and if it doesn't work, just return it
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I use it on my laptop so as long as you have a USB port on your Chromebook I don't see why it wouldn't work. Just plug the USB from the mouse into a USB on your Chromebook and slide the on/off switch on the bottom of the mouse to on to activate. If for some reason it doesn't immediately recognize the mouse, push the connect button on the bottom of the mouse.
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Yes, it does work with a Chromebook...I used one yesterday with my Samsung 303/ARM Chromebook in order to gain access via temporary ethernet cable-connection to the web-based setup pages for my new router. Worked like a charm, and doesn't need the driver which is on a mini-cd shiped with it...just plug-and-play.
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The Chromebook has a USB port, so it should work. (USB 2.0 is sufficient, and a USB 3.0 port will work too, though you'd want to save that for devices that can benefit from the speed, like external disk drives.) A mouse is about as generic and common as you can get. I haven't seen one yet that has any compatibility problems.
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Yes you can use a mouse with the ACER . I purchased a micro mouse from Logitech that works great and is small enough to put in your pocket. This does use the one USB port however, so if you are wanting to connect any other device you would have to use the docking station.