Will the USB ports power a mouse?
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Yes. Just tried it with my optical mouse. Windows installed the driver and recognized it within a minute.
858593
The USB connector works for both the mouse and the keyboard. Also get ready to change batteries on the mouse a LOT...the keyboard hasn't needed much battery change but the mouse stays on all the time.. it sleeps sometimes but not enough to save the battery. I would probably get a set with an on and off switch but this set does the job for little money.
1595141
It's bluetooth so pick a bluetooth mouse. If you have built-in bluetooth, you don't need any USB ports.
167524
I don't see why it wouldn't. Most modern computers have USB ports as well as CD/DVD drives, which is what you'll need to use the mouse. You'll only need the disk they send to install the drivers. Once they're installed, you'll have to configure them to your specifications. However, the driver for the mouse could very well be Windows only. I'd contact the parent company for further compatibility questions, though.
693005
Yes. I have my KB wireless, but my mouse is a MX518 that is plugged into the mouse port..........z
881150
I was told I could use anything a usb port would use. I have plugged in a usb mouse and it work right awayI use it at home with my wireless internet. It connect up with that no problem. I haven't tried elsewhere. I believe it will work.
1817197
No. It is *not a powered hub* and for the record, this is not just a "hub" in the normal sense. This is to switch up to 4 USB devices between 2 computers. I use it for a mouse, keyboard, and microphone and for those devices it works fine. This includes a Razer mouse that does not fully work with at least some other KVM solutions.
2237787
Yes you can. There is a USB port. I use mine with a wireless mouse that plugs into the USB port and have used a wired USB mouse as well.
772533
The mouse plugs into a USB port. If you don't have one, you might be able to use an adapter for a different port. If you don't have enough usb ports, there are devices available that have one usb male plugin and four or more usb female ports.
56651
No. The adapter is great for extra USB memory. And because you have the adapter plugged in, you can plug in the adapter your wireless mouse. Hope this helps.
458954
No, if for instance you're using the 4-Port on a laptop, you can plug in a wired mouse. However, if you are trying to plug in an external dvd drive, then it won't work without the power adapter being plugged in. I don't have a desktop but that's what I found with my Macbook Pro. Hope this helps. Also, be aware that the adapter cord is about 3' long.
894969
Yes...any computer with a USB port can do that. If the mouse is Bluetooth, this laptop has that functionality as well.
1414371
No clue...honestly, I haven't used this item since purchasing it. I would assume as long as the computer recognizes the wireless dongle whatever port its plugged into, it should work. But why you wouldn't prioritize a more local USB port to a mouse and use this device for more external type devices doesn't make sense.
1944047
Plug the wireless piece into an empty USB port. Turn the mouse on and it should work. If not then you may need to charge it by plugging the cable into the mouse and a USB port.
344288
No, but using a USB OTG cable will provide a standard USB port and mice and keyboards on USB work this way
430931
Yes, if you have a USB port open. I would stay with windows drivers as I have had issues with my mouse and deleting the logitec driver seems to help.
1639512
It will work for anything with a USB port. I really love this mouse. It has a good feel to it and the wireless signal works really well.