The Unifying receiver has advanced 2.4 GHz wireless technology that delivers a reliable and robust connection up to 10 meters (33 feet) with no dropouts. It allows you to connect a Logitech Flow or Easy-Switch mouse to a second computer. With an additional Unifying receiver plugged in your second computer, you can use a Logitech Flow mouse to cut, paste and move files smoothly between computers. The mouse cursor automatically crosses from one screen to another screen. You can switch from one computer to the other with the push of a button using the Easy-Switch mouse. Logitech Unifying Compatible Devices The Logi Bolt receiver is Logitech’s next-gen wireless technology that provides a secure and high-performance wireless connection between Logitech Bolt mouse, keyboard and computer. It's an advancement to meet the demands of enterprise," explained Logitech GM Joseph Mingori at a press briefing, "Unifying is on a separate protocol, it's not Bluetooth."

Users can comfortably say that their connections are always reliable and secure with Logi Bolt. Some users said that it works well with MX keys mini. Some users are disappointed as it is not compatible with old devices. What is Logitech Unifying receiver? A Unifying receiver looks like the image below, and it does not work with products that are not Unifying compatible.

Logitech Bolt uses Bluetooth technology which has better RF interference avoidance capabilities relative to the Unifying receiver. This means fewer drop outs and loss of connectivity with the Bolt receiver. It has a USB Type-A port to connect to the computers. In addition, it can be connected to a USB-C port with the help of a USB-C to USB-A adapter. This USB dongle allows you to connect up to six Logitech Bolt wireless mice and keyboards to one computer. Logitech Bolt Technology Logitech Unifying is a proprietary 2.4 GHz radio frequency wireless protocol that was developed by Logitech. Will Bolt eventually replace unifying receiver? Do you think whatever keyboard we have now will become obsolete by the new dongle?

Both Bolt and Unifying dongles are replaceable. So if you lose either dongle, you can simply buy a replacement Bolt receiver or Unifying dongle. Your Keyboard or mouse won’t become unusable if you lose the dongle.Logitech Unifying Receiver is a USB receiver to connect with the Logitech Unifying mouse and keyboard. It is so tiny that you can leave it in a laptop when you move around. It will stay in your computer, so your mouse is always connected and ready to use. You can connect up to six Unifying mice and keyboards to each computer with Unifying Receiver. This product was officially launched on ‎June 6, 2017. Logitech Unifying Technology So, essentially, we will look across our existing consumer portfolio and be very selective about which solutions we created as ‘for business’ solutions,” Mingori said of Logitech’s ambitions for expanding the Bolt lineup. “And then we’ll build off that as our foundational pillar for this portion of the portfolio. And we’ll expand into new solutions that are completely dedicated for B2B that you wouldn’t see in the consumer space at all — dedicated solutions based on vertical customization, like for health care, education, and other areas.” Few users are disappointed because they are not compatible with older devices. Some users also reported that it does not work with Windows 11, which is the latest Windows OS. What are the Similarities?

The company claims that latency with peripherals connected through Bolt was significantly lower than “other commonly deployed wireless protocols for enterprise.”Logitech unifying receiver has a larger ecosystem of Keyboard and Mouse products relative to the Bolt product line. Peripherals in the Bolt family are more expensive in general.