

More details can be found on the /chrome webpage, while the ‘Unifying receiver app’ itself can be downloaded and installed for free from the Chrome Web Store. Logitech say they ‘worked closely with Google’ to make sure that compatibility of their devices is as good as it can be, but do note that enhanced function keys on some of its keyboard may not work with Chrome OS.Īmong the existing accessories said to already work on Chromebooks running the app are the Multi-Device Keyboard K480, the wireless H600 headset and M3 series mice. The free Logitech Unifying Chromebook app - which also works with Chromebox and Chromebase, too - allows as many as six mice, keyboards, wireless headsets and other PC peripherals to be hooked up to your Chromebook through a tiny USB receiver.

Logitech Unifying receiver now works with Chromebooks

More of your favourite Logitech Unifying computer accessories may now work with your Chromebook thanks to the launch of a new app, Logitech’s PR folks have told us.
