Would this work with a HP chromebook? null

It worked with an HP PC. To answer this and other related questions, it looks like an ordinary USB keyboard and touchpad / mouse, and didn't require any special software for the basic functions to work. So if the touchpad works for you, then all of the basic keys should work. The special AV / TV / Video keys (volume, muting, next chapter, etc.) may or may not work. As I said in my review, the only documentation and they only way to configure the special functions, or even find out what they are, is to install special software. There is a Windows version, but it wouldn't install for me. I think there is a Linux versions, but you'll have to go to the Logitech web site to find it: or initiate a chat session and hope you get a support system that knows where the software is, which can take more than one attempt.

Yes, the K400 Plus uses a USB receiver to connect to the laptop. Your Chromebook would need to have a standard USB port on the side for in to connect. If your Chromebook only has USB - C ports then it would not work.

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It worked with an HP PC. To answer this and other related questions, it looks like an ordinary USB keyboard and touchpad / mouse, and didn't require any special software for the basic functions to work. So if the touchpad works for you, then all of the basic keys should work. The special AV / TV / Video keys (volume, muting, next chapter, etc.) may or may not work. As I said in my review, the only documentation and they only way to configure the special functions, or even find out what they are, is to install special software. There is a Windows version, but it wouldn't install for me. I think there is a Linux versions, but you'll have to go to the Logitech web site to find it: or initiate a chat session and hope you get a support system that knows where the software is, which can take more than one attempt.
Answered by BartZL 2 years ago
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Yes, the K400 Plus uses a USB receiver to connect to the laptop. Your Chromebook would need to have a standard USB port on the side for in to connect. If your Chromebook only has USB - C ports then it would not work.
Answered by Logitech 5 years ago
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