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Logitech Mk270
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Former user
5 years ago
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I wouldn't call the keyboard quiet either, but it suits me fine.
Former user
9 years ago • purchased this product
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No, this combo is NOT compatible with Unifying.
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No, unfortunately not. I fell for it too. When using this keyboard, the only thing you can do in Word is adjust the font so that when you press the corresponding keys, the displayed character is also written. That's how it works to a certain extent.
Former user
4 years ago
Unfortunately, this is not possible with this set. It does not support Unifying, so no other adapter can be paired. It only works with the adapter that came with it
Former employee
5 years ago
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No => Compatible operating system: Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 8
All standardised keyboards exist at Logitec, they are usually available as standard in the local country...
Former employee
5 years ago
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Configuration CH => QWERTZ
Hello
Normally only 1 receiver is included. However, these are available for purchase individually:
According to Logitech's website, this one fits:
Logitech Unifying Receiver
Greetings
Hello..
According to Logitech you need a USB port, unfortunately Bluetooth does not work as a connection.
If your Surface has a USB C port, for example, you could buy a USB adapter.
For example this one: InLine USB 3.1 Adapter Type C male to A female silver (A - C, 3.1)
Regards
Yes, except that some characters on the keyboard do not match the mapping of the Mac. However, this applies to all Windows keyboards that are connected to the Mac. However, you quickly get used to it. I have been using a (Logitech) Windows keyboard on my Mac for quite a long time.
A Unify receiver from Logitech can be purchased individually from digitec. The Logitech software (download in Support) then allows the existing devices (keyboard, mouse) to be connected to the new receiver.
Yes, with Z at the top in the middle.
Yes, both radios are on the same frequency (2.4Ghz) and it is possible that the signals mix. I recommend that you pair one set again so that it selects a new radio frequency (https://support.logitech.com/en_us...). Then one set should select a different frequency than the other and thus interfere less with each other.
Former employee
7 years ago
Unfortunately, we do not offer the option of buying the receiver separately.
Yes, should not be a problem.
Former user
7 years ago
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Yes, that is possible.
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My Logitech M185 mouse runs perfectly. Very economical in battery consumption.
Yes, it is possible!!!
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The mouse has an approximate size of 7.5cm by 4.5cm. An average USB mouse.
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Hi Nathalie, according to the manufacturer's website, these devices are compatible with Windows 10.
Former user
8 years ago
Hi
Yes, as long as you have a free USB (type A) port. This is used for the USB receiver.
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Product images of laptops and keyboards are basically always illustrations and are usually never shown in the CH-Layout (even by the manufacturer).
All products at Digitec are however, unless otherwise stated, in the CH-Layout (see specifications). You get this keyboard with a CH-Layout with QWERTZ, big ENTER-key and ö/é, ä/à, ü/è.
CH-Layout: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia...
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