Connection for MX keys and MX mouse

bryant_16

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Hey guys, is it possible to use the USB receiver for my MX keys and MX master on my desktop and then use bluetooth to connect both devices to my Macbook?
How can the toggle works?
Thanks.
 

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Hey guys, is it possible to use the USB receiver for my MX keys and MX master on my desktop and then use bluetooth to connect both devices to my Macbook?
How can the toggle works?
Thanks.
That's what I do. Just program the toggles as needed. I use #1 for the receiver, and #2 for Bluetooth for my MacBook. I leave #3 blank. Use the Logitech Unifying software to add/remove devices as needed - I added a T650 trackpad to the receiver but hardly use it.

I suspect you can also use up to 3 receivers, but I haven't gone down that route.

Since the Unifying receiver goes into my monitor, and the monitor is connected via USB-C, I can also just leave it in the monitor and transfer the USB-C connection to my MacBook. It will work too.
 

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That's what I do. Just program the toggles as needed. I use #1 for the receiver, and #2 for Bluetooth for my MacBook. I leave #3 blank. Use the Logitech Unifying software to add/remove devices as needed - I added a T650 trackpad to the receiver but hardly use it.

I suspect you can also use up to 3 receivers, but I haven't gone down that route.

Since the Unifying receiver goes into my monitor, and the monitor is connected via USB-C, I can also just leave it in the monitor and transfer the USB-C connection to my MacBook. It will work too.
How do you do that? I tried the 1 USB to connect both the MX Keys and the Master 3 but can't connect at all.
 
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