LogitechBolt USB-A Receiver

Works well so far. What can I say? it’s a receiver. Wish it was a little less expensive

I've been waiting for Logitech to make this forever, it's so nice to have a usb-C receiver. Works perfectly, easy to use since no adapters required, nice and compact, and worth the money!

I have found Bluetooth technology to be problematic at best. With this USB-C receiver, I was able to connect my Logitech MX Master 3S mouse and the MX Keys S Keyboard to my MacBook Pro, without worrying about losing a port or haphazard performance. I have 2 USB-A Logi receivers (I bought the mouse and the keyboard separately), so With this new receiver, I can use I keyboard and mouse for 3 devices. The ones that benefit from USB-A, each have their own separate receiver, but the ones that can only use USB-C work with this receiver. I am tempted to order another USB-C receiver so that My M4 Mac Mini can benefit from a Logitech keyboard & Mouse. I currently use a USB-A adapter for that.

Really weird that Logitech only released USB-C version in May 2025. Even more annoying is that there is low inventory on Amazon and Logitech's official store so you have to wait a while for delivery. The Logibolt adapter itself is fine and reliable.I was going to give it 4 stars because you have to install the Logibolt software before you can pair your mouse and keyboard, but after reading the security white paper on Logi's website, the reason for this is because it has to generate a passkey to securely pair the devices to it. Fair enough. It's a reliable adapter and does what it's supposed to do without issue.

This was easy to install-- once I realized that a separate receiver was necessary and what type it would need to be, and installing three different programs (they have separate driver programs for individual receivers, unifying receivers and bluetooth receivers) I was able to connect my pop icon keyboard and my mouse to my computer.Really wish it was a combination bolt/unifying receiver but obvs I don't know if that's possible. This really should come with the bluetooth only items!

I’ve been using the MX master 3 mouse and MX keys for a while now. Originally they both came with the universal receiver, which was a little buggy and inconsistent. I was losing input, experiencing a lot of lag, etc. Since getting a new Mx master 3s (old one literally died from overuse) this new dongle has none of the old issues. Gaming and productivity both work great with this. I got a second usb dongle to use on a second PC and could not be happier with my setup.Please be aware that you cannot use this for devices that don’t support it; it’s not backwards compatible with older Logitech devices. For instance it does not work with the MX keys model I have as it only was designed for the universal receiver. I’m glad they make these extra units available without costing $50

Two times or more per workday the Logitech Options+ window will become a purple rectangle with no close/minimize/maximize to click. Must close it from the taskbar or task manager and relaunch.When the app fails in this manner the "flow" KVM functionality of the software fails. When in a working state the software is barely functional. Takes several seconds for it to switch between desktops. I've had this keyboard paired with the MX Master 3S for over a year now. The build quality of the hardware is good while the software is a boat anchor to this otherwise well engineered hardware. I've submitted feedback daily for months and it looks like I'm not the only one having a poor experience. The software would be great if it worked consistently. For now it's maddening. I cannot recommend this product based on the state of their software. Obviously it's not a priority to stand behind that portion of their business anymore. Very disappointing. If logitech has fallen this far I'm afraid to try other's.Updated review. No more than a day after I posted this review. Logitech found a way to make the Options+ software worse. Now there are ads for other Logitech products cluttering up the user interface. Please see attached images. ┻━┻ ︵ヽ(`Д')ﾉ︵ ┻━┻

I have a 2023 M3 iMac and a 2023 MacBook Pro. I purchased a Logitech MX Master 3S (for Mac) Mouse and a MX Keys S (for Mac) keyboard. My plan was to use Logitech flow to share the mouse and keyboard between computers. Unfortunately, paired to the onboard computers bluetooth, the mouse and keyboard switch between computers took about 3 seconds which was unacceptable to me. Before I returned the mouse and keyboard I thought I would try 2 of the Logi bolt receivers. This fixed the speed problem completely and made for a much better user experience. So, I decided to keep the mouse, keyboard and receivers. It works great. Logitech should include these receivers in the "for Mac" package. I can't see anyone using flow and being happy without them.