will this work with my HP Chromebook? null

In short, yes. This keyboard has been able to connect to any device I've plugged it into. There's a small USB chip (which comes with the keyboard) that plugs into a USB port on the device, and the keyboard connects to it wirelessly.

Yes, should work fine, have never used a Unifying keyboard but have used a Logitech mouse on Chromebook worked fine. All that's important is pair on a Windows PC before using to be sure it works properly. Although I have seen a app on Chrome store to pair Logitech devices. So should be fine.

As long as you device will recognize the unifying receiver, I see no reason why it shouldn't work.

YES it works with Chromebooks! I've got a Samsung 11.6" Chromebook, and a 15" Acer Chromebook. I prop the keyboard up on the front of my laptop (I like the keyboard to be at an inclined angle) and it works just fine. Not all the keys work, but in 20 years I've never used any "F" keys, so I don't know if those would work, since a Chromebook doesn't have "F" Keys. I have to adjust volume on the computer not the keyboard, but everything else seems to work fine, including the number keypad. I also use a Logitech wireless mouse, because I don't like the finger pads.

No it will not be 100% compatible

No, this model is only Windows compatible.

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In short, yes. This keyboard has been able to connect to any device I've plugged it into. There's a small USB chip (which comes with the keyboard) that plugs into a USB port on the device, and the keyboard connects to it wirelessly.
Answered by Joshua 8 years ago
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Yes, should work fine, have never used a Unifying keyboard but have used a Logitech mouse on Chromebook worked fine. All that's important is pair on a Windows PC before using to be sure it works properly. Although I have seen a app on Chrome store to pair Logitech devices. So should be fine.
Answered by Johnnythegeek 7 years ago
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As long as you device will recognize the unifying receiver, I see no reason why it shouldn't work.
Answered by Dave 8 years ago
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YES it works with Chromebooks! I've got a Samsung 11.6" Chromebook, and a 15" Acer Chromebook. I prop the keyboard up on the front of my laptop (I like the keyboard to be at an inclined angle) and it works just fine. Not all the keys work, but in 20 years I've never used any "F" keys, so I don't know if those would work, since a Chromebook doesn't have "F" Keys. I have to adjust volume on the computer not the keyboard, but everything else seems to work fine, including the number keypad. I also use a Logitech wireless mouse, because I don't like the finger pads.
Answered by RobDMo 5 years ago
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No it will not be 100% compatible
Answered by Kausik 7 years ago
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No, this model is only Windows compatible.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 8 years ago
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