Use Logitech Unifying software to access multiple Logitech devices with a single USB receiver. Streamline connectivity and customize user experience!

If the Logitech Unifying Receiver is not detected, working or pairing in Windows 11/10, take these steps to fix the issue once and for all.

Plug the receiver into a spare USB port, after confirming that your peripheral displays the unifying compatibility symbol, switch it on.

Logitech have announced a new "unifying" USB receiver for use with its latest wireless keyboard and mice, which allows up to six of the company's compatible devices to be connected with the one ...

The Unifying receiver can control up to six Unifying-compatible Logitech peripherals and set up is fast and easy. For the first device, just plug in the receiver and the mouse or keyboard is ...

The Unifying receiver can control up to six Unifying-compatible Logitech peripherals and set up is fast and easy. For the first device, just plug in the receiver and the mouse or keyboard is ...

Using Linux to manage my keyboard and mouse with Logitech's Unifying receiver Here's what I found using open source software to enable device management on Linux.

It's useful for freeing up valuable USB ports, of course, but Logitech hasn't confirmed whether or not the Unifying receiver is backward compatible with existing Logitech peripherals.

Logitech looks to solve the problem of running out of USB ports with their Unifying Receiver dongle, which connects multiple wireless devices to one port.

Remember that USB Unifying receiver that Logitech outed earlier this month? Say hello to the newest duo to support the technology. Both the Performance Mouse MX and Anywhere Mouse MX can connect ...

Thanks to Logitech's marvelous new USB Unifying Receiver, said issue is no longer an issue.