Does it support a unified keyboard mouse like the logitech?
86158
The model I bought (2 port) lets you use 1 mouse and 1 keyboard to share two computers. The mouse and keyboard can produce output to a monitor that is switched back and forth as well as audio output from two machines to a common amplifier.
86159
I have it in a very cheap keyboard now but I can't see why it would not work with the Logitech.
216454
Yes according to this http://logitech-en-amr.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/32427/~/windows-8-support-for-logitech-mice-and-keyboards
1636537
You can go to Logitech's website to do a compatibility search to see if it supports. http://myremotesetup.com
2262808
yes sir it does. full disclosure im using windows 7, but there is no reason it cant be used with anything. It installs very quickly and you can set all sorts of profiles and sensitivities. Also the button on the mouse and change them on the fly. Im a little lazy but im sure you can go to logitech's website and see the compatibility.
544327
It is an android OS so it should. I don't have either of those devices though so I can't say for a fact but android does support keyboards and mice.
395972
I don't think so. If you go to Logitech's community forums, there are numerous pleas from owners to enable two-finger right click and three finger middle click. You'd think it would be a simple thing to do - just a quick software update. But i haven't heard anything yet.
583415
Yes, and you will only require one KB and Mouse. Its pretty slick once its up and running. I love mine.
1705920
No, because there is a bug in the Setpoint program. It doesn't work with the M560 additional Mousekeys. Logitech was not able to fix this bug until today and my experiences with the European Logitech support do not make me very confident that they are able to fix it anywhere in the future.
214385
Yep, it does. It has a Unifying Receiver so that if you have a compatible mouse/trackball you only need to use one USB port.
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.
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Any Logitech mouse that supports <a href="http://www.logitech.com/en-us/promotions/6072"> Unifying Receiver</a> will work . I would recommend <a href="http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Wireless-Anywhere-Mouse-Mac/dp/B0082D5660/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1396108963&sr;=8-1&keywords;=logitech+mx+anywhere"> Logitech Wireless Anywhere Mouse MX </a>. You can check for more compatable models <a href="http://www.logitech.com/en-us/mice-pointers/mice?sort=s4&filter;=f1293&q;uot;> here </a>I hope that helps :)
1915704
Yes. I have a Logitech M510 wireless mouse and K350 wireless keyboard and it was able to sync with both.
347488
No, it just like every other wireless keyboard mouse combo but the device itself is crap, mine started malfunctioning after a few months of use, i wouldnt recommend this product
344288
No, but using a USB OTG cable will provide a standard USB port and mice and keyboards on USB work this way
2034262
Yes it can, any wired or wireless keyboard and mouse will work with the device.
1907865
Yes, it does. Touchless, the mouse driver, is limited though as Windows 7 does not support multi touch.
754912
Sorry, I have not tried that. I have a dongle that combines my Logitech MX5000 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse. I only briefly unsuccessfully tried to pair it with my headset with no success, at least using Linux. I expect I need to try that scenario on a microsoft machine with Logitech software. Short answer, I don't know yet.