Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Question

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DizzlyDood

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I just bought the Logitech S520 Wireless keyboard and mouse combo. I was previously using a Microsoft wireless mouse and assumed I could use the Logitech Keyboard and the Microsoft Mouse. Even keeping the 2 a devices access points separated I still could not stop them from interfering with each other. I was curious if I bought a Logitech wireless mouse, would it be possible to connect them to the same access point or is there a different way to stop these devices from interfering with each other.

Ex. When I'm playing a game and trying to move and view with the mouse it gets very choppy.

Thanks in Advance.
 
Yup getting a bluetooth mouse will fix this if you don't like the one that came with the S520, but I would instead suggest returning that combo and getting a better combo with a mouse that you like. This is due to the fact that you've probably already spent $40 on the S520, and you'll have to spend that on the bluetooth mouse as well. If you were to instead invest that on a much nicer keyboard/mouse combo, then you'd also eliminate that problem.
 
I haven't found any good mice in the combo's that I like. I really like the S520 keyboard and I didn't realize there would be that much noticeable interference between my MS Intelli mouse. Any good combo's out there for $100 or less, I would like a nice gaming mouse, but I'm not hardcore. When I do play I just would like them to work correctly.
 
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