Will M310 mouse work with unified receiver? Does it have the "unified" logo on the back?
447407
I don't like this mouse, and am buying another, but it does seem like it can work with a unified receiver. I just did a "does the 310 mouse work with a unified receiver" and it took me to this forum, which might help you: http://forums.logitech.com/t5/Mice-and-Pointing-Devices/nano-receiver-on-m310-mouse/td-p/525611
447408
sorry, it was a gift for my mom, and she wouldn't know, she's 79! I just plugged it into a port, and it worked great.
1425781
Hi,I'm not sure, but...Please read discussion on the matter at:http://forums.logitech.com/t5/Mice-and-Pointing-Devices/M305-UNIFYING-RECEIVER-COMPATIBILITY/td-p/577610Hope you succeed.Thanks.
2881
I use it with a Logitech unifying receiver for my mouse (Logitech Anywhere MX), but I also have a Logitech Illuminated Keyboard that is wired and plugged in as well. I haven't had any issues using the mouse, but I can't speak to using a unifying receiver for both the keyboard and mouse.
58712
I don't believe it is. Logitech has done something very strange here. They have two different flavors of their K270 keyboard. One uses their unifying receiver technology, the other doesn't The keyboards look identical except one carries the MN number Y-R0015 and the other YR0042. The former is Unifying, the latter is not. I have tried to use the non-unifying version with a unifying receiver- they will not pair. Now here's another strange thing. Logitech even has a specification bulletin on their site that says the combo package is unifying http://www.logitech.com/assets/49884/mk270-data-sheet.pdf , but you can find other places are their site (and here on Amazon) where it indicates it is not. If you can see the Keyboard, just look at the MN number. Also, the R-0015 has has the telltale Logitech unifying logo next to the model number. But they all say K270 on them- very bad product identification in my opinion.
937472
The KB & mouse work off the same USB receiver/dongle, no worries. And it could go into one of the USB ports in the back of your tower, freeing up the front USB port. Good luck, Johnny N.
1886306
I was replacing a track ball mouse so needed no "unifying device" . My initial track ball mouse was simple plug and play though so maybe you have another problem that is not related to the mouse. Just a thought. I hope that helps.
1496011
no, it works with a unifing receiverhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logitech_Unifying_receiver
1295474
Yes. The keyboard/mouse is electronically matched to the USB transmitter, whether hardwired or thru software with the unifying process with those units using the configurable wireless technology. Probably one could design a way to maliciously configure the unifying units to create a problem situation, but you would have to work at it.
493547
I use a Logitech Optical Mouse, a USB connection, and have no complaints. What the difference is with a "unifying" mouse/keyboard is unknown to me.
1677414
No, It comes with its own usb "chuck". It does not and can not work with the unifying receiver.
471742
You can purchase a unifying receiver at: http://buy.logitech.com/store/logib2c/en_US/DisplayCategoryProductListPage/categoryid.56011100They cost $10
2201424
i just made that mistake. only certain new logitech peripheries are designed to use the new "unifying" receiver. I have a keyboard that came with the unifying receiver (the unifying receiver has a little orange logo on it that the other logitech receivers lack). I assumed I could just buy any mouse to couple with it. I receive the mouse today and sure enough, it requires the separate receiver that it came with. Luckily you can find a list of Logitech devices that work on the unifying USB receiver scheme here:
67966
I honestly don't know. I look through Amazon for Wireless mouse receiver and couldn't find one for the M320 which I found unusual. It would appear that for a few more dollars you could just get a new mouse with receiver. Sorry I couldn't help any more than that.
1992234
No. I tried in vain to find one that would work with a unifying receiver (though I was looking at Logitech) and there weren't any currently made. This has its own receiver and it only works with the keypad.
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.
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.
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Yes, but you will need a logitech unifying receiver (available for under 10 bucks). Logitech is competing with Bluetooth and making there own receivers going away from the universal Bluetooth. On the universal receiver plus side you may have up to 6 devices synchronized. I keep two pointing devices per computer so this works for me. Logitech also claims their own receiver will eliminate the double click problem that occurs with some mice as they get older; but that remains to be seen. If you do not want to buy another receiver you make take the one from home but that defeats the convenience end so just get another receiver. Good Luck. Yes, but you will need a logitech unifying receiver (available for under 10 bucks). Logitech is competing with Bluetooth and making there own receivers going away from the universal Bluetooth. On the universal receiver plus side you may have up to 6 devices synchronized. I keep two pointing devices per computer so this works for me. Logitech also claims their own receiver will eliminate the double click problem that occurs with some mice as they get older; but that remains to be seen. If you do not want to buy another receiver you make take the one from home but that defeats the convenience... » Read More Yes, but you will need a logitech unifying receiver (available for under 10 bucks). Logitech is competing with Bluetooth and making there own receivers going away from the universal Bluetooth. On the universal receiver plus side you may have up to 6 devices synchronized. I keep two pointing devices per computer so this works for me. Logitech also claims their own receiver will eliminate the double click problem that occurs with some mice as they get older; but that remains to be seen. If you do not want to buy another receiver you make take the one from home but that defeats the convenience end so just get another receiver. Good Luck. « Show Less