Logitech MK520 is compatible in my new mac mini ?

Hello Friends..
Logitech MK520 is compatible in my new mac mini ? OR How many wireless combo keyboard & mouse compatible in new Mac Mini ?

Logitech MK520 uses Unifying tech, and it needs a special software. You can use it if you have configured your Mac. But it isn't compatible in a new Mac.

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