M305 Logitech mouse: Anybody know if the M305 moues will work with the new unified system as used on the Logitech 340 keyboard?
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The newer version of the M305 mouse can pair with the Unifying receiver, although it comes with a nano receiver. It has the Unifying logo on the underside of the mouse, but not on any of the packaging. Look for a 2011 copyright on the bottom of the package; the older 2009 version is not compatible with the Unifying receiver.
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Any keyboard that supports the "unifying" software will work with this mouse after installing the proper software. I believe the Wireless Keyboard K360 is the cheapest (around 30) but a quick search on their products website gives a more complete list.
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Thanks Lam...The logitech site says to use "thin" adapter. Does it come with the mm50 system or one has to buy it seperatly? If yes, what is the specification of this thin adapter.
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i have the logitech G930 and it works fine. Plus in your head set and then reboot your system and it should work fine.
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Any Logitech mouse that works with their 'unifying' receiver. Like this one: Logitech Wireless Mouse M325 with Designed-For-Web Scrolling - Light Silver
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Not entirely compatible. It will work out of the box but some of the button programming will be unavailable because the Logitech Control Center software for Mac does not recognize the M325
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Unfortunately I have never used M325 so I will not be able to give my opinion on that. But as far as M525 goes, I have one and my opinion is "DO NOT BUY IT". However, that would be bias. Here's a useful link on M325 vs M525:reviews.logitech.com/7061/8006/logitech-wireless-mouse-m325-reviews/reviews.htm?page=4&sort;=helpfulness&dir;=ascI think the review is alright. Hopefully this helps. :)
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You need to use Logitech's Unifying Receiver software. Follow the steps to reassign the keyboard and mouse to one dongle
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Looks like you should be fine. The keyboard uses Logitech's UNIFYING receiver, and the M525 shows up on the Logitech site as using the same UNIFYING receiver system as well. There are restrictions as to how many you can connect to a single receiver too, so that needs to be considered. I would double check the mouse and confirm that it's using the UNIFYING receiver just to be safe.
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This keyboard does not have a trackpad, so you will need a mouse. While any mouse will do, using a Logitech mouse with a "Unifying" receiver will allow you to pair both the keyboard and mouse to the same dongle, using only one USB port instead of two. That's the advantage of the Logitech Unifying system One tiny dongle can control up to six devices.
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I have Logitech M570 wireless mouse and Logitech MK700/710 wireless keyboard. They work great.
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According to the Logitech website (http://logitech-en-amr.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/9255/related/1) this is the correct part number for the receiver that works with your keyboard. The one I purchased was for a presentation device and was a different part number, but the part number you listed (831842-0000) is the correct one for the Wave keyboard/mouse combination.
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Any Logitech mouse that works with their 'unifying' receiver. Like this one: http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Wireless-Mouse-Designed-For-Web-Scrolling/dp/B005DSPLDA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1396050706&sr=8-1&keywords=logitech+wireless+unifying+mouse
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If the PS4 can use a mouse and has Bluetooth, it should work. The M555b pairs with Bluetooth, so I doubt it will pair with the Logitech unifying dongle, but I haven't tried it.
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I had a unify Logitech wireless mouse that worked well with it. Never tried the keyboard, but same reciever.
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Works great with the K750 and M705 combination. However, you do need to download the proper drivers.
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I've never had compatibility issues with the mouse on any keyboard I've ever used. The mouse is symmetrical for left to right usage, just switch the buttons in the operating system settings. The only thing I am unsure of is the "next" and "previous" buttons. I've never tried to "reprogram" those, so I'm not sure if they can be switched or not.