A wireless Logitech mouse compatible with the Logitech Unifying Receiver can connect to any Unifying Receiver. You'll need Logitech's Unifying software to pair or un-pair a compatible wireless mouse.

Logitech Unifying Receiver is a hardware device that syncs all the Logitech products making it easier for you to organize your ports. However, on some systems, the device is not working properly.

Each comes with its own receiver and may not ... says the manufacturer. The device can control up to six peripheral devices (in the Logitech Unifying product range) enabling users to have one ...

Purchase the Unifying USB receiver from Logitech. The dongle gives ... sure the mouse is on before pairing with a compatible computer or another device. Why won't my Logitech mouse connect?

Four new vulnerabilities were found to affect all Logitech's Unifying USB receivers that allow users to connect up to six different compatible ... encrypted Unifying devices with keyboard ...

Once the first device is paired, if you want to do anything else you have to have a software package to manage the Unifying receiver. Logitech provides their options utility for this on Windows ...

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.

Now this just makes sense. Instead of having a receiver for every USB wireless device, Logitech managed to stuff the right goods into its Unifying receiver. This little guy can pair with up to six ...