German Phrase
Kommt mit vielen Geräten problemlos klar.
Meaning
The sentence states that something – usually a system, software or piece of equipment – is able to handle a large number of devices without any difficulty. It conveys reliability and ease of use.
When to use
Use this phrase in product descriptions, tech reviews, or casual conversation when you want to highlight that a solution works smoothly even with many connected devices.
✦Grammar Breakdown
KommtmitvielenGerätenproblemlosklar
Kommt (kommen) – idiomatic use
Here 'kommen' is used in the idiom 'klar kommen', meaning 'to manage' or 'to cope'. It is conjugated in third person singular present.
mit + Dativ
The preposition 'mit' always governs the dative case; therefore 'Geräten' is dative plural.
vielen – dative plural of 'viel'
When used with a plural noun in the dative, 'viel' becomes 'vielen'.
Geräten – dative plural of 'Gerät'
‘Gerät’ (device) forms its dative plural as 'Geräten'.
problemlos – adverb
‘Problemlos’ functions as an adverb meaning ‘without problems’, often placed before the verb or adjective.
klar – predicative adjective
In the idiom ‘klar kommen’, ‘klar’ stays in its base form and follows the verb.
🗨In Conversation
Wie gut funktioniert das neue Netzwerk?
How well does the new network work?
Kommt mit vielen Geräten problemlos klar.
It handles many devices without any problems.
✕Common Mistakes
Kommt mit vielen Geräte problemlos klar.
‘mit’ requires dative; the correct form is ‘Geräten’.
Kommt mit vielen Geräten klar problemlos.
Adverb ‘problemlos’ should precede ‘klar’ to keep the idiomatic order.
Kommt mit vielen Geräten ohne Probleme klar.
The phrase is redundant; either ‘problemlos’ or ‘ohne Probleme’ is sufficient.
↔Alternatives
Bewältigt viele Geräte ohne Probleme.
It manages many devices without problems.
Handhabt zahlreiche Geräte problemlos.
It handles numerous devices effortlessly.
Klappt mit vielen Geräten reibungslos.
It works smoothly with many devices.
Cultural Tip
The idiom ‘klar kommen’ is informal but widely accepted in spoken German and marketing copy. In very formal writing you might replace it with ‘funktioniert einwandfrei’ or ‘bewältigt’. Remember that ‘mit’ always triggers the dative, so ‘Geräten’ (not ‘Geräte’) is required.