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Can I use a wireless keyboard and mouse combo with different devices?
Many wireless keyboard and mouse combos are designed to work with multiple devices, but compatibility depends on the connection type:
- USB receiver combos: Usually pair with one device at a time via the receiver plugged into that device.
- Bluetooth combos: Can often pair with several devices and switch between them, but check if the combo supports multi-device pairing.
Before purchasing, verify the product details to ensure it meets your needs for device compatibility and switching. This flexibility can be handy if you use a laptop, desktop, or tablet interchangeably.
How do I connect a wireless keyboard and mouse combo to my laptop?
Connecting a wireless keyboard and mouse combo usually involves a few simple steps:
- Plug in the USB receiver: Most combos come with a small USB receiver that you plug into your laptop's USB port.
- Power on the devices: Turn on both the keyboard and mouse, usually with a switch on the underside.
- Automatic pairing: The devices typically pair automatically with the receiver once powered on.
- Install drivers if needed: Your laptop might install necessary drivers automatically; if not, check the included instructions.
This process works for most 2.4 GHz wireless combos and is compatible with Windows laptops. Always refer to the product manual for specific pairing instructions.
What are the benefits of buying a wireless keyboard and mouse combo?
Wireless keyboard and mouse combos offer several advantages:
- Clutter-free workspace: No cables mean a cleaner desk and easier mobility.
- Convenience: You can use them from a distance, which is great for presentations or media control.
- Easy setup: Usually just plug and play with a USB receiver or Bluetooth.
- Cost-effective: Buying a combo often costs less than purchasing separate wireless devices.
- Compatibility: Many combos work seamlessly with various devices like laptops and desktops.
These benefits can enhance your overall computing experience, especially in home or office settings.
I'm in the market for a full-size wireless mechanical keyboard and a wireless mouse, but I’m limited on USB ports. Ideally, I’d like both to share the same Lightspeed dongle to save on space and reduce clutter.
Does anyone have a setup like this or know of a good combo that works seamlessly together?
Hello, I'm thinking of buying a wireless mech keyboard and a wireless palm grip mouse, I don't know what to choose and I don't use any macro or need any memory I just need to find a good wireless mech keyboard preferably TKL and a wireless palm grip mouse with the least delay because I'm going to use it for gaming, mostly dota and valorant. Please help
(I know you're a mouse sub, but hey I figured you guys may be of help with the keyboard too as good mice may be sold in sets)
Heya, I'm looking to get my hands on a decent quality wireless mouse and keyboard, however I have a couple requirements which are really hard to track down.
TLDR at bottom
- Most Wireless Keyboards I've stumbled into, and mice, use proprietary USB dongles. I really don't want to clutter an extra USB slot on my PC to use them, and given my PC has a wifi/bluetooth expansion card, I especially don't want to, as I don't HAVE to.
- Additionally, a lot of keyboards I see don't have power buttons. This makes sense, as they will drain no/next to no power unless you're pushing buttons, but means I have to be extremely careful with where I put it, and careful not to bump it as it will send inputs to my pc. Being able to turn it off so my fat ass doesn't push buttons while I lay next to it in bed for example, is a pretty big thing I'd appreciate.
I'll take any and all suggestions, even if its a keyboard/mouse you dislike, (you can clarify you dislike it with something like "Logitch MK345 (I dislike this one)" if you like) as I want to go through them and compare prices, specs, reviews and the like. Finding wireless devices that match either requirement has been troublesome as I essentially have to google random wireless stuff and look for blog reviews to see if they mention it, which is a long tedious process, so I'm hoping someone already did that legwork, is a reviewer so stumbled into ones that match this, or even just you own one that matches these.
Thanks in advance for any help you can give me! <3
(TL;DR) Essentially, I'm tracking down a list of any traditionally bluetooth (No dongle required) Keyboard and Mouse, with both having a power button to disable them when not in use.