I want to plug one Logitech Unifying Receiver (wireless to keyboard and mouse) into it to share these between a PC and MAC - does this work?
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The switch is equivalent of you unplugging the device from one computer and then plugging it into another computer. From other comments I see it even works if you extend the output with a USB hub. I see no reason why this wouldn't work.
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The switch is equivalent of you unplugging the device from one computer and then plugging it into another computer.From other comments I see it even works if you extend the output with a USB hub.I see no reason why this wouldn't work.
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Any Logitech mouse that works with their 'unifying' receiver. Like this one: http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Wireless-Mouse-Designed-For-Web-Scrolling/dp/B005DSPLDA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1396050706&sr=8-1&keywords=logitech+wireless+unifying+mouse
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You need to download the logitech unifying software. http://support.logitech.com/product/6254 This is not described well. It took me a little while to figure it out. I have more than one mouse and a wireless keyboard and they all work with one dongle in the laptop. I believe you can have up to 8 devices paired with the dongle.
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Looks like you should be fine. The keyboard uses Logitech's UNIFYING receiver, and the M525 shows up on the Logitech site as using the same UNIFYING receiver system as well. There are restrictions as to how many you can connect to a single receiver too, so that needs to be considered. I would double check the mouse and confirm that it's using the UNIFYING receiver just to be safe.
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You will need to install the Logitech Unifying Software on your computer and run it to set up your mouse with the receiver. http://support.logitech.com/software/unifying
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Sorry, it only works with USB wired keyboards and it doesn't work with Macs at all.
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I researched the logitec site and inquired as to which keyboards the unifying USB would link to discover that it will not only unify those that are listed but a few others as well. If it says it will link the keyboard that is listed rest assured that it will do the job. Mine has worked flawlessly since it arrived. Good luck.
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Interesting question. Should work since the mouse receiver is usb and of course the keyboard is usb. The device then attaches the selected usb port to the 'outgoing' usb. I use it to switch between two pc's to a printer.
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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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I purchased the K205 Keyboard which had a Unifying receiver. I already owned a M305 Mouse which has just a nano receiver. I attempted to pair it via the unifying software downloadable from Logitech and it does not appear to work. This is a shame since the keyboard and mouse both match. Thankfully I only need the kybd at the office so I will just plug the unifying receiver into the docking station I leave at the office and it will all be fine. I will continue to keep my mouse receiver plugged into my laptop usb port where it has been for months and use it when I am mobile as needed.
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I've found most Logitech keyboards and mice are compatible if you use the "unifying technogy." Need to use the unifying dongle with star on the collar. The software is available from Logitech support.
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yes: wireless keyboard and mouse with one common USB receiver and an IR remote control with IR/USB receiver
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Victor Torres is incorrect. You will not have issues with this mouse. Each mouse is paired to its unique receiver. This mouse uses the "UNIFYING" receiver, which allows you to pair up to 5 devices to the same receiver. However, in order to pair two devices (in your case, two mice) to the SAME receiver, you must use the SetPoint Software. If you plug two receivers into the computer, you will be prompted about the UNIFYING software but you have the option to KEEP both UNIFYING receivers active. In summary, you can pair two of these same mice to the same computer OR pair them to different computers. There will be no "crosstalk" between the two different UNIFYING receivers.
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Yes, a very small receiver (dongale) plugs into the USB port. Mouse and keyboard connect to the same receiver. Works great!
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Yes, is it compatible. There is an option to get the mouse and keyboard bundled, so as long as you have an open port for the USB dongle, you can use it all together. Mac or PC works.
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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 :)
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any mouse or trackball that is marked as unifying. if you need more answer than that I suggest you check http://logitech.com/unifying they have a whole list of keyboards and mice compatible with that receiverother than that list currently there is 1 trackball M570 and 1 touch pad T650 for this receiver. they are cheaper to purchase here on amazon for most of what logitech has to offer