[jimbir]

I'd like to find a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse combo that doesn't require a USB port. Does anything like this exist? If so, brand and model number suggestions would be appreciated.

Jim Birke

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Gday.

To use a Bluetooth (or RF) device without using a plug in USB receiver, the PC or laptop must have a a wireless card installed, or onboard chip.   A basic set, would have a keyboard with soft touch keys and a 3 button mouse, example, > https://www.centreco...aRoCpbYQAvD_BwE

This article will give some more info on the tech and types of keyboards, >https://au.pcmag.com/spring_pc_buying_guide/66331/the-best-wireless-keyboards 

[iammykyl]

Gday.

To use a Bluetooth (or RF) device without using a plug in USB receiver, the PC or laptop must have a a wireless card installed, or onboard chip.   A basic set, would have a keyboard with soft touch keys and a 3 button mouse, example, > https://www.centreco...aRoCpbYQAvD_BwE

This article will give some more info on the tech and types of keyboards, >https://au.pcmag.com/spring_pc_buying_guide/66331/the-best-wireless-keyboards 

[jimbir]

Thank you for the links. Sorry about the late reply, been very busy.

Jim Birke

[iammykyl]

Gday Jim.

Not a problem.   I would like to know how you progress or if we can be of more help, so please keep updating.

[buddywiser]

I'd like to find a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse combo that doesn't require a USB port. Does anything like this exist? If so, brand and model number suggestions would be appreciated.

Jim Birke

Hopefully, you found answers regarding this. Waiting and checking out your progress with this so we can assist you with the right information.

[jimbir]

My brand-new laptop has the latest Bluetooth drivers installed on it. If I were not going to use the USB receiver, would only be necessary to pair the keyboard and the mouse separately?

 

Thanks. JB

Edited by jimbir, 23 April 2021 - 01:02 PM.