Will it work on a chromebook
394851
This will not pair with either of the Asus 13-inch chromebooks (purchased in late 2014 from Amazon) I own. The mouse pairs fine with my Windows 7 PC, but gives an "authentication cancelled" soon after I try to pair it with either Chromebook. The manual for this mouse also makes no mention of it working with Chrome. Chrome is supposed to work with any Bluetooth, but if that's true why doesn't Tecknet add it to its list of supported operating systems in the owner's manual and why didn't it work on my newer Chromebooks???
394852
This did pair with my Asus Chromebook 13. However it must be interfering with the wifi on the machine. When the mouse is on, the internet cuts in and out (mostly out!) With the mouse off, the internet works just fine.
394853
just turn it on and turn on the bluetooth on the chromebook they will pair and work, I use it on the chromebox once in awhile also.
394854
Yes, it works great with my chromebook; I'm not tech savvy, so my son-in-law set it up for me, and I'm very happy with it.
326631
No, unfortunately this is not compatible with Chromebook yet. We are working on it.
987477
I got it for a chromebook and it works perfectly.However I see in the following page (logitech support) that also works with the operating systems Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Mac OS X 10.5.x or later Linux Kernel 2.6.x or laterwebsite: http://support.logitech.com/en_us/product/8006
10517
Can't say for sure as I have never used a Chromebook. Best advice I can give is to go to the HP site and go to the bottom and use the Contact Us link. You can ask them directly about that specific mouse and if it works with the Chromebook. HP is really good about responding!
324853
Yes, my wireless mouse works on my Chromebook. The mouse receiver is plugged into the USB port of the Chromebook and the mouse works great.
2067957
Yes, it does work with a Chromebook...I used one yesterday with my Samsung 303/ARM Chromebook in order to gain access via temporary ethernet cable-connection to the web-based setup pages for my new router. Worked like a charm, and doesn't need the driver which is on a mini-cd shiped with it...just plug-and-play.
2180491
I have never used a chromebook but can see no reasona why this wouldn't work with a Chromebook. I have used them with mAC and windows computers without problems.
2149370
I'm using it on a Dell, though not a Chromebook. IF the Chromebook has a slot, they are all the same slot as far as I've ever seen.
6376
The Chromebook has a USB port, so it should work. (USB 2.0 is sufficient, and a USB 3.0 port will work too, though you'd want to save that for devices that can benefit from the speed, like external disk drives.) A mouse is about as generic and common as you can get. I haven't seen one yet that has any compatibility problems.
1263092
Patriot Rage Flashdrives work with any laptop / desktop that has USB 2/3 slots. So if your Chromebook has a USB slot then it will work.
2064739
Yes, but I would recommend checking to see if your model Chromebook supports Bluetooth, and going with that to save a USB port.
995135
They work with just about anything I've tried them on. Requires an ethernet port and power. Powered by usb. USB can be powered by external brick. USB is not the interface for providing networking so if your chromebook doesn't have an ethernet port then this will not work.
1012424
I have not got my chromebook handy, but you can connect external mice to it easily (USB or bluetooth). I can see no reason why this should not work without any problems at all.
1335994
I do not have a chrome book, but from my experience with the item dealing with android and Ubuntu this should work as a generic hub.
1582478
I have mine to a old laptop so if your chrome cast is like a computer it should work. Good luck
2270819
ChrisAg13,Great news! Yes, it will. I have a Windows 8 Desktop that I sometimes use it with. And if you ever get a Chromebook it works on those as well!Thanks,Dylan
2228734
It works perfectly on my Acer C720 running Chrome, and even worked flawlessly after I set the Chromebook up to dual boot both Chrome and Ubuntu 14.04.1. FWIW, I've also used it with several other notebooks I have (Windows 8.1 Enterprise and Windows 7 Professional, both x64 bit), and it was literally plug it in, O/S saw the device and installed the necessary driver, and I was ready to go.