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 ...

Logitech’s new Unifying receiver is a tiny USB nubbin that can wirelessly connect to one or more keyboards and mice, freeing up ports and space on your computer. The new peripherals that work ...

Logitech claim to save USB ports by alowing you to connect several of their proprietary devices to one receiver. Considering that most laptops have bluetooth built in these days, if instead you ...

Today's Logitech announcement is one that's easy to overlook as insignificant. In reality, all that is being announced is a tiny USB nub that sticks out just 8mm from your notebook's side, but ...

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.

A couple of years ago Logitech came out with the Unifying receiver, which allows you to connect up to six (supported) devices to a single USB receiver: what a blessing that little gem is.

[endes0] has been hacking with USB HID recently, and a Logitech M185 mouse’s USB receiver has fallen into their hands. Unlike many Logitech mice, this one doesn’t include a Unifying receiver ...

Bolt is designed to replace standard Logitech receivers and dongle-free connections. The hardened receiver utilizes Bluetooth Low Energy Security Mode 1, Level 4, meaning all incoming and ...

Logitech wireless keyboards come with a small USB receiver, which, when plugged into your computer, connects with the keyboard to receive the input.

A security researcher has publicly disclosed new vulnerabilities in the USB dongles (receivers) used by Logitech wireless keyboards, mice, and presentation clickers. The vulnerabilities allow ...