Has anyone used this for just a wireless keyboard and Mouse? How does it work? I already have my displays
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I don't use a wireless keyboard, but a standard 15.4" laptop. However, I do use a separate mouse which is wireless and it is to the right of the laptop. I have no problem with this setup. I am guessing it would probably be fine for your keyboard and mouse depending on where you have your displays.
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Should work fine as long as you have your monitor at the right height or angle. I find it great for laptop or tablet use. May need a mouse pad depending on size of keyboard...some bumps on back half of top surface. The bumps keep things from sliding and also allow for ventilation on a laptop sitting on a rubber like surface.
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yes it works fine if u just have the mouse and not the keyboard or vice versa. i haven't had any issues yet. so far so good.
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Yes, in my case I found it to be true and it works great. I have used the little "unifly wireless receiver" and have plugged it into both of my LG Smart TV and my HP Laptop. I'm able to use the Logitech K700 keyboard/mouse wireless on both units.
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I haven't tried that so I am not certain if wireless will work or not. I can tell you that the IOGEAR 2-Port USB DVI-D KVM switch has 2 USB ports, one designated for the key board and one for the mouse. If your wireless KB & Mouse use 2 separate USB receivers, I would guess that the chances of it working properly are good.
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Yes, works very well with WiFi, Mouse, Keyboard, and others USB devices. About the shield the signals, will depends of your case and distance.
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Hello, Sarah. I returned this item due to it not supporting my PC strategy. It didn't allow me to use my wireless keyboard/mouse combo on my laptop and PC simultaneously. The combo uses minimal power so the device may not support your strategy. The device's cost is so low that there is minimal risk for you to order it and assess its efficacy in supporting your strategy. Good luck.
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No problem. Wired keyboard and wired mouse work fine - individually or as a group. Wireless keyboard and mouse work as well. So far, absolutely no problems with this unit and the USB3 speed is great. Don't forget to order a USB3 extender cable if you want to have the unit at a convenient place away from the PC. Kurt
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Yes. And with the limited USB ports this works great for both a wireless keyboard and a mouse. I've attached this to a Raspberry Pi, OUYA Console and WIN 7 desktop and it works like a champ every time.
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I haven't tested it, but I'm very confident that the mouse and keyboard would still function without the monitor plugged in. They are all separate, basically analog connections.
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I have a usb wireless mouse & keyboard both work w/o a hiccup. I also have Bluetooth mouse & keyboard; they don't work very well at all. Frequently have to "wake" them up & after about a half-hour they time-out completely. I switched to usb wireless & haven't had an issue, yet (after about 2 years of constant use). If you're running Windows 7 on it, I recommend upgrading to Windows 8. It fixes 95% of the issues w/ this machine. Windows 7 is notorious for having issues loading drivers. Under Windows 7, my pen, printer & Wacom tablet drivers wouldn't load and/or would have glitches. This is on several different machines not just my Asus. Once I upgraded to Windows 8 (it was only $14 at the time), all those problems went away. If you're using Windows 8 already, maybe just double check your peripherals do actual work on another machine & try loading the drivers manually from the mouse manufacturer's site. Also, loading the Windows updates from the Microsoft site may help. Best of luck. Hope it works. I love my Asus Slate.
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I don't think that would work. The mouse and keyboard plug in through USB ports into the KVM device that go back and forth to be used between all the devices connected. Several times I've attempted to use my laptop to control the keyboard and mouse functions on the other system (when I thought my keyboard and/or mouse had died with random power outages) and it never worked. I think you need something connected via USB into those ports.
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I hooked up a wireless keyboard and mouse without issue. Some off brand getup. So I am sure you will have no issue.
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Yes .This definitely works for both Keyboard and mouse. I have the same combo and was able to pair both keyboard and mouse with no issues to this Unifying receiver. Be sure to download the Unifying software and follow instructions.
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I've never heard it was not recomended for Windows7 but I'm using it on Windows8.1. I will tell you that the mouse stopped working after a few weeks and in order to fix it I would have to send both the mouse and keyboard back to have it fixed. I chose not to do so and am using another wireless mouse. I would recomend just purchasing the key board without the mouse.
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The package includes a wireless keyboard and mouse. I don't use either one, preferring an HP USB mouse and my Microsoft ergonomic keyboard. There also is an adapter plug for the monitor, but I don't know what it's called. I have an HP x20LED monitor and it works perfectly with it. Hope this helps.
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Yes, I initially used it with both a wireless keyboard and mouse but now only the keyboard is wireless. Problem was the mouse, not the KVM
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Yes. The way I have it set up is I have two monitors for my desktop, one for my work laptop. I only have the VGA connectors hooked up, and can switch one of the monitors between the desktop and laptop. For keyboard and mouse, they are connected directly to my desktop. I use synergy on the desktop and laptop so the laptop shares the keyboard/mouse with the desktop. That way I can always access both computers with the keyboard/mouse regardless of which one is using the extra real estate on the second monitor.