Does this work with the Logitech unifying receiver? I'd rather not use up another USB port, as I only have three.
1677413
I haven't tried that; I use the USB receiver that it came with. I have a USB port extender on my laptop since it does take 2 ports.
1677414
No, It comes with its own usb "chuck". It does not and can not work with the unifying receiver.
780606
you can have two devices in the same room right next to each other (if you want). in the unifying software (not the logitech setpoint software), you can pair/unpair any device (i use the advanced menu). it is kinda hard to tell which is which since they will both be named the same, but when you do something on the device you want to pair/unpair, the little unifying symbol will appear next to the device in the list. i have two M705 mice on two different computers that are 6 feet apart. and i was able to get individual mice setup on each computer without much problem. you can also pair the same device to all nearby unifying receivers. but that would be a little crazy when all the computers are on. each computer has its own little USB unifying receiver in a USB port (no messing with frequencies or anything - each device has its own ID (i assume, like a MAC ID) and the software can tell them apart). so when you activate a device on one computer, it might also activate on nearby computers. just go into the unifying software and unpair it if it does.
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Dear Customer, Thank you for your question regarding our BTH240 Bluetooth headphones! The BTH240 headphones will not work with the Logitech unifying Bluetooth receiver. The Logitech Unifying Bluetooth receiver will only work with mice and keyboards and not audio devices. Please contact us at support@kinivo.com if you have any additional questions. Thank you, Kinivo Product Support Email: support@kinivo.com Toll Free: 1-855-4Kinivo (1-855-454-6486) Live Chat: http://support.kinivo.com (Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm Pacific)
1036972
I did not order or use this mouse for a receiver. I chose this mouse specifically for use with my computer. But I'm certain it will work with that also. Good Luck.
450263
Sorry, I have no knowledge or experience with either of these devices. It works fine with ordinary wired USB keyboards and mice.
1352491
I'm currently using 3 devices (G13, G430, and the analog controller) with the Logitech software on Windows 8.1 64bit on both my desktop and laptop with no problem.The only problem I've had is on my custom desktop, is I'll have to change the usb port for the G13 (it will stop working and begin to flash out of nowhere.)
1234520
It requires a USB port to plug in the unifying receiver. Your notebook has USB ports, so it should work fine. My wife uses the mouse with her laptop (Windows 8) all the time.
1754181
I returned mine, because it didn't work. You have to verify which receiver for which mouse. Not all waves are the same, I made the mistake of purchasing before researching. There is a p/n id on the bottom of your mouse, that's the number you want to verify will work with your replacement. You could just contact Logitech support, they will tell you the replacement usb receiver if you tell them what wave model you have. Hope I helped!
1764007
I use it with a Logitech Performance MX wireless mouse that connects using the Logitech Unifying Receiver. Since the MK520 uses the unifying receiver as well I would assume that it would function as well. I have not had any issues using this USB hub with my Logitech Unifying receiver and I use it on a daily basis.
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I'm not familiar with the Logitech Unifying Receiver. I no longer use the 1Port because it turned out to be too difficult for use by multiple computers on the network. Ended up buying the Cirago NUS2000 for what I needed. I can connect a USB printer and multiple USB drives to it and access all from any computer on the network.
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If the USB hub is 2.0 and not a 3.0 it should work fine. I had mine plugged into a 3.0 port which Logitech told me was not compatible with this keyboard. They sent me, free of charge, a USB extender cable which seems to have taken care of the problem.
328214
No, I don't think so. currently, within my knowledge, only Logitech devices with "unifying"-type receiver can do that.
1319953
I don't know about Windows 8 since I have Windows 7, but if they are the same, then the answer is yes and no. Yes - as soon as you plug it in, Windows will find the drivers, install them and you're good to go.No - if you have multiple pointing devices from Logitech and you want to use them with a single USB dongle, then you need to download & install the Logitech Unifying Receiver software.Also, you may want to install their Setpoint software which lets you tweak the behavior (pointer speed, etc.).HTH, Amir
501687
I have not tried it, but would expect that there may be an update on the Logitech website for the correct connection software. You could look.
958264
Any Logitech mouse with a Unifying receiver. It will say "Unifying" on the box somewhere, or in the listing. Practically any Logitech mouse that comes with a dongle will be, because it's gotten really hard to find a Logitech Bluetooth mouse lately. For example, every single mouse listed under the "Customers who bought this also bought..." listing for this keyboard will be compatible.
1068756
I think yes, you can buy this receiver and download the software Unifying from Logitech website and install both devices, the keyboard and mouse. But if you have some doubt, the better way is to ask Logitech directly!!
38289
As long as the logitech mouse is "unifying" (little orange asterisk) they can work off a single receiver.