what wireless keyboards will go with m510 mouse? null

The M510 uses the Logitech Unifying receiver, so any of the Logitech keyboards that also use the Unifying receiver can be set up to share the same receiver. You can get a listing of the Logitech keyboards that use a unifying receiver by doing a search on the Logitech web site for "keyboard " and "unifying" per the following link http://www.logitech.com/en-us/search?q=unifying+keyboards

Any Logitech keyboard that has a unifying doggle.

Any of the Logitech Wireless Keyboards should work with the Logitech m510 mouse. I have the Logitech K800 Keyboard and it works perfectly. I have everything setup on one USB also.

You can find a list of compatible keyboards at Logitech's website: http://www.logitech.com/en-us/keyboards/keyboards?sort=s4&filter=f1305

From what Logitech says, it will pair whit any of their wireless keyboards.

Any that have the unifying usb connection or just use a seperate usb onnection.

The Logitech K350 would work great with the m510 mouse.thats how I have been doing it now for the past 3 years!never had a problem or any issues with it!

Most any wireless will work, however we've had great success with the Logitech wireless boards.

No freakn idea but just plug it in!! Yup! Stick it in there!! Woo hoo!!

If you are planning to use the same dongle shared with keyboard and mouse then its kind of difficult, usually its not done that way. If you purchase the wireless keyboard it will also come with its USB dongle and that will work with keyboard, m510 comes with its USB dongle and it will work only with this mouse, so effectively you will end up using both dongles and it should work fine. sometimes if you have USB 1.0 port used for such dongles then it may create issue but if you have USB 2.0 and above then there should not be any issues for these devices.

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The M510 uses the Logitech Unifying receiver, so any of the Logitech keyboards that also use the Unifying receiver can be set up to share the same receiver. You can get a listing of the Logitech keyboards that use a unifying receiver by doing a search on the Logitech web site for "keyboard " and "unifying" per the following link http://www.logitech.com/en-us/search?q=unifying+keyboards
Answered by zz3d 10 years ago
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Any Logitech keyboard that has a unifying doggle.
Answered by Computergeek1 10 years ago
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Any of the Logitech Wireless Keyboards should work with the Logitech m510 mouse. I have the Logitech K800 Keyboard and it works perfectly. I have everything setup on one USB also.
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Answered by Chebells 9 years ago
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You can find a list of compatible keyboards at Logitech's website: http://www.logitech.com/en-us/keyboards/keyboards?sort=s4&filter=f1305
Answered by LilSassy 10 years ago
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From what Logitech says, it will pair whit any of their wireless keyboards.
Answered by tparkaz 10 years ago
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Any that have the unifying usb connection or just use a seperate usb onnection.
Answered by Jim01wow 10 years ago
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The Logitech K350 would work great with the m510 mouse.thats how I have been doing it now for the past 3 years!never had a problem or any issues with it!
Answered by Vampwolf11 10 years ago
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Most any wireless will work, however we've had great success with the Logitech wireless boards.
Answered by COLONELDAVE 10 years ago
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No freakn idea but just plug it in!! Yup! Stick it in there!! Woo hoo!!
Answered by Nsdq160th10 10 years ago
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If you are planning to use the same dongle shared with keyboard and mouse then its kind of difficult, usually its not done that way. If you purchase the wireless keyboard it will also come with its USB dongle and that will work with keyboard, m510 comes with its USB dongle and it will work only with this mouse, so effectively you will end up using both dongles and it should work fine. sometimes if you have USB 1.0 port used for such dongles then it may create issue but if you have USB 2.0 and above then there should not be any issues for these devices.
Answered by nishant 10 years ago
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