A:AnswerHello, chris! Unfortunately, most of our gaming peripherals need to use their individual receivers. The only devices that can connect to one receiver are the G303, G705, Pro X Superlight mice and the G715, G915, and G915 TKL keyboards. - Maggie from Logitech G
A:AnswerHello, Carlos! The G305 will work with any Mac running macOS® 10.13 or later. Please note that if you have a newer MacBook Air you will have to use a USB-C to USB-A adapter to plug in the USB receiver. - Maggie from Logitech G
A:AnswerHi, most of the mice and keyboards Logitech offers are compatible with the Xbox One consoles. However, please check with the developer of the game you want to use it with to see if their game supports using a mouse and keyboard peripheral. Hope that helps. -N from Logitech
A:AnswerYou can actually personalize it from the app. Minimum being 400 and max being north 15k. I usually have 800, 1600, 2400, and 3600. You have plenty of options ;)
A:AnswerMake sure to check the battery compartment of the mouse; there's a slot which holds the receiver. And no other receiver will work without reprogramming something.
A:AnswerThere’s a small button behind the mouse wheel that controls DPI. When you click button it changes DPI speed. Blue is slowest, then white, then red and purple is fastest.
A:AnswerMouse is pure wireless. You can put the USB receiver into your PC directly, or into the dongle (which then connects to the PC) so that you can get extended range from your mouse to the wireless receiver
