Dongle needs to be plugged in the front port after you plug the keyboard into the back (in that order specifically) and go into your game (not all games have kbm support) you should be able to play without issues. This trick works for pretty much all Logitech mice, and some Razer, not sure about everything else. ***note this only applies if using 2.4 GHz dongle, Bluetooth has a different setup process.
@@KENGAR89 brooooo YOU ARE THE BEST!!! Man, I wast just devastated that my razer v3 x hyperspeed is not supported by my ps5, and whilst trying to find an alternative, found that basically nothing is supported whilst there are no freaking news or any heads up about it... I was on the verge of giving up when found your solution and -as for many tech things- I have absolutely zero idea why is this working and couldn't even imagine how you figured out lol but I'm forever grateful man!!
@fetomy I appreciate it! I spent too much time trying to figure it out with one of my Logitech mice, ordered a new mouse with Bluetooth because I contacted Logi and they responded by saying they don't have support for PS5. It wasn't until I came across a Fortnite key binds video that I saw my exact Logi mouse being used in game. The PS5 for whatever reason won't let your mouse run in 2.4 wireless out of game. It really is weird how it works that way, and you have to plug them in that order, but yeah, it's a super simple, but overly frustrating experience lol
