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Logitech Marathon M705
Wireless
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According to the specifications, the no. 5939901 supposedly has one more button (wherever). Otherwise it is the same product.
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No, according to Wikipedia (https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki...):
Like Bluetooth, the method works in the 2.4 GHz ISM band, but is incompatible with Bluetooth.
When searching Digitec for Logitech M705 I got 4 articles, 2 of them have in the picture still a small Logitech radio receiver shown, the other two do not. May be that people who already have several Logitech devices at home already have several such receivers and dan buy the mouse without receiver. Without it is cheaper.
My Logitech M720 I can also connect without this receiver only via the Bluethoos. Then the mouse and keyboard reacts but only when Windows is started at Loginscren. If you connect them via the Logitech receiver so you can boot the computer even in the UEFI / Bios pure.
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Joa, fair point 😊. Many thanks for the tip. We have passed this on so that it can be adjusted.
Unfortunately not, this mouse requires a USB port to connect a Logitech Unifying dongle. However, a single unifying dongle can be used to connect several compatible unifying devices, e.g. a keyboard.
Galaxus
1 year ago
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Yes, the Logitech M705 Marathon mouse can be connected to the Logitech Unifying receiver. This receiver enables a reliable wireless connection and allows you to connect up to six compatible devices using the same receiver.
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This is a mouse :-)
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No louder than other mice I have just tested (Fujitsu and other Logitech mice). But audible.
You can hear the clicks.
Use the Logitech software, Options+ I think it's called.
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Oh no, found thanks to customer service... the part is hidden under the battery door in the mouse :-)
This should be covered by your warranty... you should be able to get a brand new mouse.
Yes, it is already there, otherwise it does not work
As I'm not a Mac user, I can't answer the question 100%, but I think if the iMac has a USB port, it shouldn't be a problem!
Hello Thomas
Unfortunately I can't answer your question because I still use my old keyboard with cable.
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