A:AnswerThis device should work with most Windows devices assuming they have an available USB port. If you're ASUS is a Windows 10 machine and has an open USB port, it should work, though you may need to update drivers at some point.
A:AnswerIt's been a while since I used my Pi. But I do remember having to jump through a couple of hoops with Logitech's Unifying software but I did finally get it to work with some scripting I found online. I would assume this combo would also need the same help.
A:AnswerYes, just insert the provided USB plug to one of the USB sockets in the back of your Samsung TV. Next, turn on TV internet then use the wireless mouse or keyboard to navigate and browse your internet pages.
A:AnswerAfter reading the ENTIRE box and all specifications regarding compatibility, I see that (as it states on the box) YES, it would be compatible as it clearly states, compatibility with Windows 10, 8, 7 AND XP.
******THE ONLY ISSUE: Drivers.
This is a plug and play set up so in the box there are
NO INSTRUCTIONS AND NO DRIVER DISK
So if you are not connected to the web you will not be able to plug in the wireless USB devise, and let your CPU find the drivers online for you or even go to Logitech's website to download them yourself. If you have access to another CPU that is connected to the web I would do a little research on Logitech's website to see if they even offer the drivers for this set separately and you can use a flash drive to download the drivers for this set.
Try : download/driver/logitech/MK320
Type this in search box on Logitech's website when you get to their downloads page or drivers page.
Good luck