Yes, you can use a wireless keyboard and mouse with any computer that supports the required wireless technology. Whether you have a desktop computer, a laptop, or even a tablet or smartphone, as long as it has Bluetooth® (or a USB port where you can plug in a device’s wireless dongle), you should be able to connect a wireless keyboard and mouse to it. 

The process of connecting a wireless keyboard and mouse may vary depending on the specific model and the wireless technology it uses. However, the general steps are usually the same. First, activate your PC’s Bluetooth functions or insert the wireless device’s dongle into an available USB port. Then, turn on the keyboard and mouse, and they will automatically connect to the receiver. [In the case of Bluetooth® devices, you'll need to pair them with your computer by following the on-screen instructions.] 

In most cases, wireless keyboards and mice are plug-and-play devices, meaning you can use them without installing any special drivers or software. Your computer's operating system should recognize the device automatically and provide basic functionality. However, some advanced features or customization options may require you to install additional software available on the device maker’s website. 

The range of a wireless keyboard and mouse depends on the specific model and wireless technology being used. In general, most wireless keyboards and mice have a range of up to 30 feet (10 meters) or more. However, the range can be affected by obstacles such as walls or interference from other wireless devices. 

Yes, you can use multiple wireless keyboards and mice in the same area, as long as they use different wireless channels or frequencies. And fortunately, most wireless devices operate on specific channels to avoid interference with each other. 

Yes, you can use a wireless keyboard and mouse for gaming. However, if you're a serious gamer, you may want to consider a wired setup for the lowest latency and the most reliable connection. While the latency of wireless peripherals has improved over the years, there can still be a slight delay compared to wired devices. Still, for casual gaming or non-competitive gameplay, wireless peripherals work just fine. 

Yes, many wireless keyboards and mice come with software that allows you to customize their settings. This software typically provides options to remap keys, adjust scroll sensitivity, create macros, and customize lighting effects, among other features. Using the software, you can tailor your keyboard and mouse to your needs and preferences. 

Yes, Logitech wireless keyboards and mice typically have multi-device connectivity features. They can be paired with different devices, such as a computer, laptop, tablet, or smartphone, and you can easily switch between them with a press of a button. This feature is especially useful if you frequently work with different devices and want to use the same keyboard and mouse for all of them. 

Logitech wireless keyboards and mice are known for excellent battery life. The battery life can vary depending on the specific model and usage patterns, but most Logitech devices offer long-lasting battery performance. Some models can last for months on a single set of batteries, while others are rechargeable and can provide days or weeks of usage on a single charge. 

Logitech provides various ways to check the keyboard and mouse battery status. Some models have built-in light emitting diode (LED) indicators that display the battery level, while others may provide battery level information through the software or a dedicated mobile app. Additionally, you may receive notifications on your computer or device when the battery is running low, reminding you to replace or recharge it. 

Yes, Logitech wireless keyboards and mice are designed to be compatible with a wide range of operating systems. Whether you use Windows, Linux, or even mobile operating systems like Android, you can find Logitech devices that support your preferred platform. Just make sure to check the product specifications to ensure compatibility with your operating system. 

Yes, it is possible to use a Logitech wireless keyboard and mouse with a smart TV or gaming console, as long as the device supports Logitech’s connectivity options. Some smart TVs and gaming consoles have built-in Bluetooth® or USB ports, allowing you to connect Logitech wireless peripherals directly. But not all models of smart TVs or gaming consoles may be compatible, so it's advisable to check the device's documentation for compatibility information. 

Yes, Logitech offers a variety of wireless keyboards and mice with ergonomic designs, providing added comfort and reducing muscle strain during long hours of use. Ergonomic features may include curved designs, palm rests, adjustable angles, and contoured shapes that conform to the natural position of your hands and wrists. 

Yes, Logitech devices sometimes offer additional features to enhance your use of them. Some models have backlit keys, allowing you to work in low-light conditions. There are also keyboards and mice designed for specific tasks, gaming keyboards with customizable red, green blue (RGB) lighting, or productivity-enhancing keyboards with dedicated shortcut keys. 

Absolutely. Logitech wireless keyboards and mice are suitable for programming and coding tasks. They provide the necessary functionality and responsiveness for coding, allowing you to type quickly and navigate through lines of code with ease. And the programmable keys and customizable shortcuts available on some models can be configured to streamline your programming workflow.