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Logitech MK470 Wireless keyboard and mouse, Graphite Sp., US
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Former user
5 years ago
5 years ago
The picture only shows the visual appearance of the keyboard. A German keyboard is supplied, which has äöü keys.
Galaxus
3 weeks ago
No, the keyboard and mouse do not connect via Bluetooth, but via a USB receiver (2.4 GHz wireless). Connectivity is via USB and battery-powered, without Bluetooth support.
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Galaxus
5 months ago
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The keyboard works with the Logitech Nano USB receiver technology, not with Unifying or Bolt.
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To type the dollar sign "$" on the Logitech MK470, try Shift + 4 or, if that doesn't work, AltGr + 4. If it still doesn't work, check your keyboard layout in the Windows settings.
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I was able to do some research and we actually don't have the CH variant in this colour. If and when we would receive the colour is unfortunately unclear. The desired combination is also currently not available from the manufacturer.
Galaxus
1 year ago
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The keyboard of the MK470 Combo supports the letters "é" and "è" as standard, as it has a full keyboard with a numeric keypad and special keys for media. These keyboards are usually equipped with the common key layouts that contain such special characters. However, if you need specific customisations or layouts, you should check the keyboard directly or contact manufacturer support.
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Unfortunately I don't have a MacBook, but the keyboard connects to the laptop via Bluetooth. So I would say that if the laptop has a Bluetooth connection, that this will also be possible to connect this keyboard to a MacBook.
Former employee
4 years ago
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I just received a message about the reference and actually, the answer I was given was not correct.
This keyboard is with big enter key, so-called ISO, confirmed with manufacturer number and reference.
No, where the USB dongle is plugged in is also where the connection is. You would have to physically reconnect.
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Unfortunately, these USB receivers are often uniquely coded by the manufacturer and cannot be easily replaced. It is best to contact one of our product experts from customer service to clarify all options 👍
Former user
5 years ago
Former employee
5 years ago
Hallo, die Abbildung ist korrekt so =) : https://www.logitech.com/de-de...
No, you don't need an extra programme and the dongles don't interfere with each other at all. Only the function of using one dongle for everything does not work.
Hello, the picture is probably wrong, I bought the product and received a CH keyboard
Hello
This keyboard is also in CH layout and therefore QWERTZ. The Y is therefore in the right place.
The pictures may differ from the real product.
Regards
Hello, My attempts to connect the two devices together to a Logitech Unifying receiver have unfortunately all failed.
Whether there is a "trick" for this, you might have to ask Logitech yourself via support. However, as far as I have searched the net for corresponding statements, the result has unfortunately also been correspondingly negative.
I am once again disappointed with Logitech for what they have done here in terms of sustainability. It is an expensive "throwaway product" that is also "addressed" to the younger generation in the advertising.
Irresponsible in my opinion.
Here is the search result directly from the manufacturer for a possible replacement part:
https://support.logi.com/hc...
There are no more spare parts for this product.
Former employee
6 years ago
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Keyboard configuration: CH => QWERTZ, with accents : é, è and à
Yes, that's what we use in French-speaking Switzerland :)
Hello Tatjana
The keyboard/mouse communicates via a plug and play USB receiver, as I assume the iPad Pro does not have a USB port, this will not work.
Greetings Beat
Yes
The set only works with the USB dongle. The Logitech MX Keys, for example, can also be connected to the Macbook via Bluetooth.
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