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Question: I have lost my "Discoverable USB Mini-Receiver" so that this keyboard can talk to/control my TV.  Can I buy one seperatly??? Can you recomend one?
Document: So essentially, the multimedia keys are rendered useless in a dark room.4. The trackpad location (right bottom corner) makes it challenging to rest the palm. Although the keyboard has a palm rest, but typing an email becomes painful very quickly.5. The USB bluetooth receiver is big (not mini), so care must be taken when used with a laptop.6. The charging cradle can scratch the bottom end of the silver painted palm rest.Pros:1.
The Good: Very slick design and docking stand is convenient. Holds a charge for a very long time (they claim up to 2 months). The built-in touch pad is a nice feature, as are the back-lit function keys (e.g., volume control slider).The Bad: Although the unit came with a USB Bluetooth receiver, I figured it would not be required on a Bluetooth enabled PC - not true (at least in my experience).A great keyboard!
It lost connection with it's receiver last week without warning. I've tested it on several computers to no avail. Logitech Tech Support to the rescue!!! It took one call plus one fax and my new set is on it's way. I would DEFINITELY recommend this product. Any piece of tech-gear, regardless of the manufacturer, can go on the fritz.
But this is no big deal, just a habit I will have to break.One thing that frustrated me the first time it happened was when my boyfriend borrowed it to use on his PlayStation 3. When I went to use it again on my computer, I had to manually resynch it. But this again is an easy process by pressing the button on the signal receiver in my USB port and the Bluetooth button on the back of the keyboard. Presto, problem solved.
This keyboard is a great addition to any home theater setup. The built in mouse track is very convenient. I've tried several other alternatives and this one blows the others away. I have the USB receiver hooked up through a USB port, and the keyboard responds quickly. The mouse sensitivity takes a little getting use, but way better than having a stand alone mouse unit. This is an expensive unit but well worth the upgrade cost from competitors models.
The first one that I received started working as soon as I plugged in the USB bluetooth receiver and all functionas worked except the touchpad disc. After troubleshooting online with Logitech, we determined that this was defective. I received another one at blazing speeds both due to the excellent Logitech support as well as incredible return policy which made it a pleasure to work with Amazon. The second keyboard works flawlessly. Absolutley a piece of art.
Logitech's Dinovo Edge product should no longer be for sale, unless you're into buying outdated stuff.I own one one of these. Be careful. This keyboard is NOT compatible with Logitech's new unifying receiver technology so you will lose a USB port if you don't have bluetooth built in. My experience with built in bluetooth wasn't that great either... the accompanying bluetooth USB receiver was much more reliable (but huge in comparison to a unifying receiver).I do own a Logitech wireless mouse that uses the unifying technology.
I love this one. It does it all and works in most setups. At first I was worried that it wouldn't work before an OS boots up but then I realized you can plug in the USB BT receiver and it works like a charm even during BIOS loading. Works flawlessly in Windows and even in Linux. The mousepad is handy but for serious use you'll still need an actual mouse. Rechargeable BT this one is king.
I now own three of these keyboards (all PC versions not the MAC version - who is willing to pay the fruit tax for something like this). One I use on my mac mini hooked up to my entertainment center. The other two I use on desktops, one of which is a mac book pro docked 1/2 the time. I really like how the keys feel when typing and the built in volume control is handy.
It has been 3 long years and the boyfriend has loved his keyboard. I had bought this for him for his birthday since he likes to occasionally use the TV as a monitor. The mini trackpad on the side is helpful at times, but he uses his wireless mouse for that. It is a beautiful piece and has been working well and he rarely needs to charge his keyboard.
Answer: i have never had this issue but if i did i would contact the manufacturer to see what options i would have...they may be able to offer a replacement...though for them to do so they will probably need the serial number and may even ask you to send the keyboard so that it can be matched with a new transceiver....just a note..though i have never had issues with my board i always have a standby wired keyboard on hand as well as a mouse....just in case.