Does this keyboard work with this? Blue Light LED Lighted Mouse Pad with 4 Port High Speed USB 2.0 Hub.
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I don't really know but, it should. I got that keyboard and within a week, trashed it. It wanted to create it's own key functions while using it. None of the keys responded as they were supposed to. Ie..., the 'F' was some times, the 'H' key, none of them functioned properly at all. I should have sent it back for a refund but, it was cheap and I got what I paid for.
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As a side-by-side utility yes, and the colors match almost perfectly. If you are wondering if plugging in the keyboard into one of the USB 2.0 slots on this mouse pad, I would guess no, as the keyboard requires certain drivers to operate with your OS. The description of the mouse pad lists items that can be charged through a USB 2.0 slot, and says nothing in regard to driver capability, which is where I see your question arising from. So in summation, side-by-side: yes. As a medium between computer and keyboard: probably not (to my knowledge). However, if you have money to spend and wish to try, I see no reason for not trying. Hope this helps! As a side-by-side utility yes, and the colors match almost perfectly. If you are wondering if plugging in the keyboard into one of the USB 2.0 slots on this mouse pad, I would guess no, as the keyboard requires certain drivers to operate with your OS. The description of the mouse pad lists items that can be charged through a USB 2.0 slot, and says nothing in regard to driver capability, which is where I see your question arising from. So in summation, side-by-side: yes. As a medium between computer and keyboard: probably not (to my knowledge). However, if you have money to spend and wish to... » Read More As a side-by-side utility yes, and the colors match almost perfectly. If you are wondering if plugging in the keyboard into one of the USB 2.0 slots on this mouse pad, I would guess no, as the keyboard requires certain drivers to operate with your OS. The description of the mouse pad lists items that can be charged through a USB 2.0 slot, and says nothing in regard to driver capability, which is where I see your question arising from. So in summation, side-by-side: yes. As a medium between computer and keyboard: probably not (to my knowledge). However, if you have money to spend and wish to try, I see no reason for not trying. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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As a side-by-side utility yes, and the colors match almost perfectly. If you are wondering if plugging in the keyboard into one of the USB 2.0 slots on this mouse pad, I would guess no, as the keyboard requires certain drivers to operate with your OS. The description of the mouse pad lists items that can be charged through a USB 2.0 slot, and says nothing in regard to driver capability, which is where I see your question arising from. So in summation, side-by-side: yes. As a medium between computer and keyboard: probably not (to my knowledge). However, if you have money to spend and wish to try, I see no reason for not trying. Hope this helps!
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Thant would depend on what keyboard you have. I have the logitech k360 and the performance mouse and it works well. This is a smaller keyboard. Using a bigger one may be challenging.
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Yes it does. Connect your mouse and keyboard to a USB hub connected to the flat connector on the swtich.
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I am using a USB Logitech lighted keyboard & USB Microsoft Laser mouse (or a USB Microsoft Trackball) and experience only that the Star-Tech 2-port does not allow for keyboard volume controls to work - so I have to manually adjust volume using the desktop tray icon on each of my machines. It should be noted, one computer is Windows XP sp3 and the other is Windows 7. Otherwise switch is flawless. Have had for almost 2 years without any trouble issues.
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I use the logitech illuminated keyboard (awesome keyboard). The 2 kvm switched I listed above work with mine. I'm not sure about all function keys ( I didn't install the logitech software). The back lighting does work.
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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 use the Micro-USB 2 in 1 for a Logitech keyboard with a built-in touch pad. It works fine. I think a mouse would also work, but the keyboard is quite useful for Word, Excel, and other Microsoft applications.
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The keyboard doesn't come with a driver disk so it's basically compatible with anything. It's a plug and play type keyboard.
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It comes with a micro usb/female standard usb dongle. Theoretically, it should work with an external keyboard just fine. Though I haven't tried it myself.
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On page 3 of the User Guide it says "Compatible with all USB Keyboards (including Linux & Mac). You might want to check their website www.keelog.com
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It works with most standard keyboards. Review the measurements to be sure this model is not too wide.
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Yea - anything that has support for usb and will accept keyboard input will work with this - that is the beauty of USB - u asked the right person, I work in IT - lmk if you have any other questions..
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yes, I'm using a USB keyboard w/ built in mouse, shared between two touchscreen monitors. Works perfectly.
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I connected this Logitech and it worked instantly: http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Wireless-Keyboard-Multi-Touch-Touchpad/dp/B005DKZTMG/ref=sr_1_2?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1416678912&sr=1-2&keywords=wireless+keyboard
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It might. We can't confirm specific models of keyboards, as there are literally thousands of options. That said, if it doesn't require a driver and the keyboard directly connects to the dongle without software (or better, HID compliant), it should work. --Mr. S
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The USB that is required for this numeric keyboard is wireless and to my best knowledge will not connect up properly with your other wireless keyboard. You can buy a USB extension hub to consolidate your requirement for extra USB connections.