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I was able to use it with my PS5 after I updated the driver's from a PC. Sony doesn't like higher end keyboards and mouses. Huge compatibility issues. My Logitech wouldn't even work so I got this one. It did take some finagling but it does work with compatible games. The PS5 will see it as mouse though when I plug it in, but I press enter and am still able to use it even though it thinks it's a mouse. Definitely look at Reddit forums.

Hello there! You can certainly use this with a console. Please be mindful that any lighting or custom macros are completely attached to the Software, which will not work on console at the moment

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Answered by KevinMayen 1 year ago
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I was able to use it with my PS5 after I updated the driver's from a PC. Sony doesn't like higher end keyboards and mouses. Huge compatibility issues. My Logitech wouldn't even work so I got this one. It did take some finagling but it does work with compatible games. The PS5 will see it as mouse though when I plug it in, but I press enter and am still able to use it even though it thinks it's a mouse. Definitely look at Reddit forums.
Answered by Nate 1 year ago
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Hello there! You can certainly use this with a console. Please be mindful that any lighting or custom macros are completely attached to the Software, which will not work on console at the moment
Answered by Paul 2 years ago
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