will this allow me to connect a mouse to my LGG2?
457710
I'm not sure about your LGG2, but I have a tablet with a micro USB and I connect a mouse with a regular USB using this adapter. It works fine.
457711
I believe it will, so long as it is otg capable as I have connected a wireless mouse to both my Galaxy Note 3 and my Dell Venue Pro 8. I have also used it to connect a wired keyboard to both.
602979
It's a standard USB wired mouse. You should be able to just plug it in and use it.
159108
should be fine if you have a standard USB port and not a mini usb port that would otherwise require an adapter it is standard PC mouse widows has drivers for it
1710514
It should work when you plug your USB and click your mouse, or try to change your battery~
1062469
If its got a standard micro usb (which I think it does) it will work.Gs3 even has the software to use a mouse!
615942
That is unfortunate, it is because your device is not getting paired with the machine. It never happened with me. Could you try using a different USB port. I do not know if there is any driver for the mouse that you could install.
1320760
it has the same middle click function as most mice. i am able to map it within games so it should work
549581
Yes, sort of. It will pair up and work, but if left idle for a while, it will take some time and mouse movement to reconnect.
420431
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
2116499
Yes, also remember to download the latest software for the mouse @ http://www.logitech.com/en-us/support/wireless-mouse-m510?section=downloads&bit;=64&osid;=23&selectedFile;=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.logitech.com%2Fpub%2Ftechsupport%2Fmouse%2Fsetpoint6.61.15_smart.exe
1324760
Take the dongle out of the battery port of the mouse and plug it into USB. It should auto-connect after that.
1707224
yes.... this will allow you to connect any bluetooth device to your laptop... I use to connect a bluetooh mouse to my samsung laptop.
2176763
Sorry, I do not know that. My experience with this mouse is only while using XP, but I would think that after downloading proper driver -- it should work fine.
1289191
If your touch screen fully emulates a mouse, it should. The real issue is how the host reacts to having the touch screen disconnected in the middle of being used. Depending on the driver, the disconnect might cause the driver to "hang". I occasionally have this issue with a Logitech wireless mouse in Windows: switching away from the Windows system and returning later may require re plugging the USB receiver. If the monitor is using a proprietary data stream to synchronize the pointer with the touch coordinates, all bets are off. Test the concept by disconnecting the touch screen USB and plug in a regular corded mouse. Do some stuff and then disconnect the mouse and return the touchscreen to the system. If that works OK and is repeatable, then it should work.
1793179
Hello, This mouse will connect via Bluetooth without the need of the Unifying software. I just did it before answering you, and it has been immediately detected by my computer. Works perfectly.
1960056
It should work with any standard USB mouse. I'm not sure about the screen. The 2013 Pixel has DisplayLink, which can be converted to HDMI.
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Yes, true. If your system is Bluetooth ready, you just need to turn on the Bluetooth adapter and go to Bluetooth settings to (temporarily) allow device (mouse) to be paired. When you push the blue button on the bottom of the mouse, it will send (flash) it's signal for your system to recognize it. It should be that simple or easier if your Bluetooth adapter is already configured to allow HIDs (Human Interface Devices). In that case, you may be able to just push the blue button on the bottom of the mouse and your system will show HID (mouse) found.