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No idea about the Dell model (which looks to be 2.4 and not bluetooth), but that's exactly what the Logitech Unifying line does. The Logitech stuff works through a small stand-alone application that you run once to pair the devices with the receiver, and they're all interchangeable.

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Look for something similar with the Dell line, or at least a procedure for pairing their stuff.īTW, most full sized wireless mice are going to feel a little 'heavy' due to the battery. #Replacement usb receiver for microsoft wireless mouse 3500 full# When you say Dell looks like a 2.4 and not Blue tooth, I don't get it, sorry. I thought all wireless keyboards and Mice were Bluetooth. Thank you for your input, I am already being inclined towards Logitech now, although the keyboard of Dell KM632 looks good ,I do not think I can use another mouse with the same USB dongle for the Dell KM632 keyboard.īut how does the Dell KM632 combo work if not Bluetooth?Įven the logitech says ' Advanced 2.4 Ghz wireless range' How else does the Dell Wireless Combo work.

Yeah sorry, should have clarified what I meant with '2.4', since BT operates on 2.4 as well.

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If a device uses bluetooth it will usually state that in the specs (Bluetooth 4.0, etc.). #Replacement usb receiver for microsoft wireless mouse 3500 Bluetooth#īluetooth devices will not typically ship with their own usb dongle, it's commonly built-in to a lot of motherboards and laptops these days. When a KB/M combo says 'advanced 2.4 GHz' or something similar it's almost always using a proprietary protocol and requires a brand specific usb receiver of some sort. For example, Logitech (Unifying) and the Dell KM632 combo both use their own, non-bluetooth 2.4 GHz tech that is vendor locked.

So keep in mind the Unifying receiver will only work with Logitech Unifying keyboards and mice. However, you'll have a wider selection that's designed to do what you're looking to accomplish (mix/match) and can pair up to six different devices with a single receiver. You may also be better served by looking at getting a BT dongle first, or checking if your comp has it built in, and go from there. #Replacement usb receiver for microsoft wireless mouse 3500 Bluetooth#.#Replacement usb receiver for microsoft wireless mouse 3500 full#.

Microsoft wireless mouse 3500 to logitech reciever