How to pair a mac wireless mouse with a wireless keyboard
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I paired it to my laptop so I'm not certain if it is the same but you'd go to your bluetooth preferences and it should discover it or add it depending on your software version.
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I just put the batteries in, went to the system settings found the bluetooth option and the Mac did the rest of the work pairing it together. Instructions where pretty clear.
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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
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No it does not. The keyboard and mouse connect to a USB dongle via device drivers built into the components themselves. You do not need to have a wireless connection to use either the keyboard or the mouse.
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I had trouble connecting my MacBook with Sentey's 4-port hub. My Logitech mouse (M325) never worked through the hub. The K750-Mac sometimes worked, but lost connection so much that I bought an Apple bluetooth keyboard.
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It looks like the collective answer to your question is both wireless mice and keyboards work with the switch. You may need to do some pairing, but I've switched without a problem quite a few times.
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The wireless keyboard comes with a usb dongle that you connect to a usb port. I have a logitech wireless mouse working with a logitech USB Dongle on my set. The dongle acts like bluetooth. My set immediately recognized the wireless mouse using the usb dongle (transmitter/receiver).
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The mouse has a USB receiver that plugs into the computer. I think the keyboard is Bluetooth.
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I have Logitech M570 wireless mouse and Logitech MK700/710 wireless keyboard. They work great.
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Yes, there is a USB transceiver that you plug in for the Blue-Tooth to work. The drivers for the mouse will be automatically downloaded to your Mac in order for it to function.
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Surprising enough, yes it will work. Go to main menu, System/Device Manager/Mouse Settings, add device, connect and pair. When using a mouse, a cursor will appear and work with all menus and apps
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Pls check out Logitech Website:http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/mice_pointers/mice/devices/130&cl;=us,enIt supports Mac® OSX 10.2.8+ (",)
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I use an Apple wireless keyboard, which I love. I see no way a mouse can be used with it. I also like the Orgami Workstation.
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Because the mouse uses bluetooth, establish the link between the two first by pressing one of the keys, then using your finger or thumb on the mousepad of the remote. If this does not work, try the procedure listed in the manual for pairing the remote with the unit.
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Yes it works great. Just pair the mouse with the laptop by making sure bluetooth is turned on and then hitting the connect button on the bottom of the mouse. On the mac you can click the 'pair' button from the System Preferences &gt; mouse &gt; setup bluetooth mouse. The two buttons on the top of the mouse work fine and the scroll wheel is a button as well. The side buttons also work too.
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Yes. Additionally, I found an old Logitech mouse & paired it with the keyboard using the keyboard's dongle. The "combo" keyboard & mouse work together with one dongle on MacBook, MacBook Air & PC. The dongle is inserted in a bell in powered hub.
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Yes, you will need to plug the wireless receiver in the USB connector on the Mac Book Air. The mouse will look like a wired mouse to the Mac Book
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Yes I'm using this keyboard with a Logitech wireless mouse on my Mac and everything works just as expected!
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I connect a keyboard and mouse at the same time, switching between 2 different computers running win 7 on one and win 8 on the other, not familiar with Mac, but think should work the same way