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Non-gaming wireless keyboard and mouse

Non-gaming wireless keyboard and mouse

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dehunter456
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04-04-2021, 08:02 PM
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I own a non-gaming PC equipped with a wired keyboard and mouse. In the past, I experimented with wireless options but often encountered issues such as laggy keystrokes or jittery mouse movements, especially with Logitech and Microsoft devices. Since technology has advanced, I’m open to trying again for a non-gaming setup. I prefer ergonomic keyboards like Microsoft’s natural ones and vertical mice such as the Anker model. I haven’t found a bundle offering both devices together, which suggests I might need to purchase them separately. Most products come with USB dongles, but it’s unclear whether they use standard Bluetooth or proprietary connections. If it uses standard Bluetooth, I could connect directly to my PC without extra hardware. Otherwise, proprietary connections would require two USB ports, which isn’t ideal unless I discover a suitable bundle.
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dehunter456
04-04-2021, 08:02 PM #1

I own a non-gaming PC equipped with a wired keyboard and mouse. In the past, I experimented with wireless options but often encountered issues such as laggy keystrokes or jittery mouse movements, especially with Logitech and Microsoft devices. Since technology has advanced, I’m open to trying again for a non-gaming setup. I prefer ergonomic keyboards like Microsoft’s natural ones and vertical mice such as the Anker model. I haven’t found a bundle offering both devices together, which suggests I might need to purchase them separately. Most products come with USB dongles, but it’s unclear whether they use standard Bluetooth or proprietary connections. If it uses standard Bluetooth, I could connect directly to my PC without extra hardware. Otherwise, proprietary connections would require two USB ports, which isn’t ideal unless I discover a suitable bundle.

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fiona12
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04-05-2021, 03:11 AM
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Various wireless keyboards include a dongle that works only with them, others rely solely on Bluetooth, and some offer both options. Make sure to check the specifications for the keyboard and mouse you plan to use. Many bundles also come with separate dongles, especially from well-known peripheral brands. These are typically just combining two distinct products. Logitech's dongles can handle multiple devices, but you need to configure this in their software.
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fiona12
04-05-2021, 03:11 AM #2

Various wireless keyboards include a dongle that works only with them, others rely solely on Bluetooth, and some offer both options. Make sure to check the specifications for the keyboard and mouse you plan to use. Many bundles also come with separate dongles, especially from well-known peripheral brands. These are typically just combining two distinct products. Logitech's dongles can handle multiple devices, but you need to configure this in their software.