Nope, according to a Logitech rep on reddit: "However, we regret that unifying receiver won't work on our gaming devices." https://www.reddit.com/r/LogitechG/comments/fkwj8k/unifying_usb_receiver_vs_specified_receiver/

Yes, I have a K520 keyboard like this and use it with the Unifying Receiver.

In my opinion, this should work; I have two Performance MX mice and a K700 keyboard with the same transmitter: http://ictknow-how.ch/blog/2015/11/04/logitech-mx-master-maus-mit-unifying-empfaenger-verbindenpairen/

Hello, I don't use my computer for gaming. So I don't need a Lightning receiver. It's just for keyboard and mouse

I asked myself the same question at the time. I haven't found any clear answers, but both work. The one in the link is much smaller. The other one is quite far out (maybe it has a better range, etc.).

Should work, Logitech does not specify which products work exactly.

Hello. No. This receiver is only compatible with mice and keyboards that support Unifying.

Yes

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Yes

If your screens are connected to the same computer, then yes.

yes is kompabitel... both devices are for Logitec Unifying receiver

It worked great with the MX keyboard.

Yes, I have been using Logitech receivers for years. Only the pairing has to be done under Windows.

yes this works with the MK850 - the MK850 has the option of Bluetooth as well as the unifiying receiver.

I can only say that I have the MK 750Solar and the mouse anywhere 2 with the combo the receiver works perfectly, especially when it is plugged directly into the computer and not into a USB multiplier. I can't say for sure whether the MK 700 will also work, but I think it will and otherwise you can exchange it or test the combination directly in the shop.

Hello Ben. Yes, it should work because the K-830 communicates via a Logitech Unifying receiver (at least this is visible under the technical data https://www.logitech.com/de-ch/product/living-room-keyboard-k830). You just have to pair the keyboard and the receiver via the Logitech Unifying software (so it won't work out-of-the-box).

Sorry, I cannot answer your question. I do not use a logitech mouse G700s.

Just plug it in and it works, with Apple anyway

Er ist mi allem kompatibel was unifying ist (oranges symbol)

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Yes and yes. But these should already be included with the product itself. At least that's how it was for me.

Hello Cboo777 All Logitech devices with the Unifying logo on them are compatible. Your Combo should therefore also be compatible with this dongle. There is then a software with which you can connect the devices with the dongle. Greetings

No, these receivers are only for the Logitech Unifying series mice.

I own both varieties and honestly cannot tell the difference when using them (except visually, of course). Both receivers can be paired with up to six Unifying devices and have worked flawlessly for me so far. According to Logitech, there is a 'repairing' limit on the older models that should limit the number of pairing changes to 45 times. Since the official Logi website only offers the Pico, I assume that this is the more recent device and would therefore see no reason to buy the four franc more expensive and older Nano. Greetings David

Yes, as long as the version of the M305 has the Unify (orange logo) below the mouse.

yes, you need the unifying software from logitech (basically a driver for the receiver). and by the way, it only supports unify compatible keyboards, which are afaik only available from logitech. If you can't install anything, try a bluetooth keyboard (provided bluetooth can be activated on your pc).