The MK235 is a cost-effective wireless Keyboard and Mouse combo that is very highly rated by users.
To enable wireless connectivity it uses a small black USB dongle that plugs into your laptop or PC.
The dongle is called a USB receiver or a nano receiver. Logitech ships every MK235 product with a USB dongle.
The USB dongle is typically stored in one of two locations – A small slot in the product packaging or in the battery compartment of the USB mouse.
The dongle is very small and easy to lose or forget. Many users will give away an old PC and forget that the dongle was plugged into the USB port. In this post we answer some user questions.
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Can I use the MK235 without the USB dongle?
No, the MK235 cannot be used without the USB dongle. The dongle includes a wireless receiver that communicates with both the mouse and the keyboard and is required to operate.
Is the MK235 a Bluetooth dongle?
The MK235 is not a Bluetooth dongle. Instead it uses a proprietary 2.4 GHz wireless technology designed by Logitech. It is optimized for Keyboard and Mouse devices.
Where can I get a replacement dongle?
👉 A replacement dongle can be purchased on eBay
A similar nano receiver replacement dongle can also be used for the following Logitech combo devices:
- MK235
- MK240
- MK240n
- MK250
- MK260
- MK270
- MK275
- MK295
- MK320
- MK345
Make sure to check the correct receiver type when making your purchase as the USB dongle is associated with a specific receiver.
Is the MK235 a Unifying Receiver?
No the MK235 is not a unifying receiver. Neither are the Keyboard Mouse combo devices listed in the previous section. For more on the differences please read our article on the four different types of Logitech receivers.
Solution
✅ If you have lost or misplaced the USB dongle for your MK235 Keyboard Mouse combo device, it is easy to purchase a replacement receiver from eBay.
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