Is it compatible with an ipad pro ? null

In the past, this would not work. In the present this does work. You just need the appropriate adapters. Wether that is lightning to usb OR usbc to usbA. see it in action below https://youtu.be/ydcYF3-U0e4 Personally, i have tested my ipad mini (5th gen) with a k780 keyboard and an m720 mouse via one unifying receiver and that also worked flawlessly. Actually even better than it does over bluetooth. (Less lag)

No - I tried this and the Logitech K400 Plus Wireless Keyboard does not appear as a choice on the iPad pro because it is not a bluetooth keyboard. I think it connects to an Android flat screen TV via a radio frequency (RF) interface. I have not tried using an adapter to connect the Logitech K400 Plus Wireless Keyboard's dongle directly to the iPad Pro via the Lightning Port , but I doubt that it would work.....although it would be VERY COOL if it did, especially because of the built-in trackpad!!!

No, need to plug dongle into usb port.

no. This keyboard needs usb to connect to a device.

only if you can get them to sync using bluetooth

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In the past, this would not work. In the present this does work. You just need the appropriate adapters. Wether that is lightning to usb OR usbc to usbA. see it in action below https://youtu.be/ydcYF3-U0e4 Personally, i have tested my ipad mini (5th gen) with a k780 keyboard and an m720 mouse via one unifying receiver and that also worked flawlessly. Actually even better than it does over bluetooth. (Less lag)
Answered by Futureman 3 years ago
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No. It uses a usb dongle
Answered by Ryan 7 years ago
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No - I tried this and the Logitech K400 Plus Wireless Keyboard does not appear as a choice on the iPad pro because it is not a bluetooth keyboard. I think it connects to an Android flat screen TV via a radio frequency (RF) interface. I have not tried using an adapter to connect the Logitech K400 Plus Wireless Keyboard's dongle directly to the iPad Pro via the Lightning Port , but I doubt that it would work.....although it would be VERY COOL if it did, especially because of the built-in trackpad!!!
Answered by Tony 7 years ago
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No, need to plug dongle into usb port.
Answered by Alim 7 years ago
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no. This keyboard needs usb to connect to a device.
Answered by Vince 7 years ago
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only if you can get them to sync using bluetooth
Answered by Mark 7 years ago
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