If I plug it into my USB, can I still plug a wire in if I need a quick charge? Or do I have to remove the wireless part first?
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Would this work with the Moto X 2014 and the SUPCASE [Unicorn Beetle Series] case and the Qi Wireless Charger, GMYLE® Triangular Qi Enabled Mini Charging Pad for Smartphones and Tablets (Black) charger
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You will have to unplug the wireless charging receiver (this product) in order to perform direct USB charging.
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In order to use the wireless charger it needs to be plugged in and nothing else. You can pull it out to plug in the wired charger
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You have to unplug the wireless charging receiver to charge with a cable. The connector can be unplugged without removing the phone cover.
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There is no delay what so ever, just make sure that you have a full charge on the battery when you do go wireless.
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Haven't tried using it as a plug in.. got it because it was wireless. It has its own WiFi address so you don't need to be connected to another wifi. Draw back is you can only be connected to one wifi at a time connection at a time. So in that case a USB plug in option would be good.
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You can use both. The item only comes with a USB cord but, if you have one of the wall chargers that accept usb you can charge it that way.Like this one:http://www.amazon.com/Cable-Wireless-Travel-Charger-Adapter/dp/B00CTTD10Q/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid;=1385925090&sr;=8-2&keywords;=usb+wall+charger
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If you plug it into a computer that is on, not in sleep mode, it should start charging right away. No tricks.
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Like you would your cell phone. The wire used is USB/miniUsb You may need to supply it yourself. Plug it into your computer, your car (cigarette lighter hole), or into a regular wall plug with a USB port.
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Wired what? No, it does not connect via wire to you device or any for that matter. It comes with a charging wire and that's it. And obviously the box.
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Its not wireless...here is a usb wire to plug into the computer to charge it and an auxiliary cord to plug into your device
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Just connect to your wired computer and it will become a wireless one, provided it works like it's supposed to. My connection was very sporadic unfortunately. No additional charges apply.
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I get your point. It is wireless ONLY, not both. The USB cord is used for battery charging, but not as a wired keyboard. Eastore Service
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Hi guys. I have the same question. I spoke to a rep at Logitech who advised against it. As she seemed kind of brain dead I didn't place much faith in her answer so I emailed them to see if I could get a more authoritative response. I'll let you all know when (and if) I hear back. Great keyboard though. [Edited 10-26-12] OK...so here is the response I got from Logitech: "..., from your e-mail, I understand that you are having some query with your Logitech Wireless Illuminated Keyboard K800 charging activity. Thank you for bringing this to our attention and I will certainly do my best to resolve your concern. ----, regarding your query, the reason would be simple. The battery might burn out or over heat even if you use the USB charging cord. Thank you." So I guess the bottom line is that we better not leave it plugged in.
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Nope. It's gotta be wireless. The question is, why would you want such a tiny keyboard to be wired? Are you limited to one USB? Anyway, I've tried it out. The keyboard doesn't do anything without the dongle being plugged in.
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To add to what the other commenters have said here, the wireless module plugs into a wall outlet, but it can be pretty well hidden. You won't need to interact with it, as the main unit will activate the wireless module when it is turned on. If you're paranoid about parasitic energy consumption, you may not like that, but if it's well designed then both the wireless module and the main unit go into a low energy-consumption mode when not being used.
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Based on my experience the Wifi will work while charging to a USB charger, however if you are connected to a computer as a drive the Wifi connection will not be availble.
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It is a USB device and I have not tried to use it wirelessly but dont recall the manual offering this feature
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Yes, you can charge it with the USB cable plus you can charge with wirelessly if you have Qi wireless pad.
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Yes, that's what it is supposed to do, but I have not used it yet. I just got it and charged it. I bought it because it has a regular plug rather than just a USB port.