Starting from G HUB 2022.7, you’ll be able to connect two LIGHTSPEED devices to one LIGHTSPEED keyboard receiver using the Device Pairing Tool. You will need a compatible LIGHTSPEED mouse to pair with a compatible LIGHTSPEED keyboard receiver.

Below is the list of products supporting LIGHTSPEED Two Device Pairing from G HUB 2022.7 and above:

Mice

• PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2 DEX
• PRO 2 LIGHTSPEED
• G309 LIGHTSPEED
• G303 Shroud Edition
• G705
• PRO X SUPERLIGHT
• PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2
• The G502 X line (G HUB 2022.8 onwards)

Keyboards

• PRO X TKL
• G715
• G915
• G915 TKL
• G915 X (LIGHTSPEED, TKL)
• PRO X TKL
• PRO X 60
• G515 LIGHTSPEED TKL

*Future products that support LIGHTSPEED Two Device Pairing will be updated here

Pairing 2 LIGHTSPEED devices to 1 receiver

To pair a second device to a LIGHTSPEED receiver:

1. Click on the three bars at the top left to reveal Settings tab and click on it.
2. Under Support, click on Device Pairing Tool.
3. Select the device you want to pair, and click on Continue.
4. Select the receiver you want to pair this device to, and click on Continue.
5. In the dropdown, select the device you want to pair, and click on Begin Pairing.
6. Follow the onscreen instructions.

Unpairing 2 LIGHTSPEED devices to 1 receiver

To unpair a device from the receiver:

1. Click on the three bars at the top left to reveal Settings tab and click on it.
2. Under Support, click on Device Pairing Tool.
3. Hover your mouse over the receiver icon at the top right.
4. In the list of devices paired to your receiver, look for the one you want to unpair, and click on the X next to it.
5. Click on Unpair to confirm.

NOTES:

• The LIGHTSPEED Two Device Pairing feature is built to enhance mobility and ease of use. For maximum performance, we recommend using your keyboard and mouse with their individual receivers.
• This feature is limited to mice and keyboards only and does not work with headsets.
• If you have another receiver for your LIGHTSPEED Headset, we recommend not connecting it right next to your receiver/s for Mouse and Keyboard, but keeping a distance of at least one USB port between them. Ideally, make sure your USB receivers are separated as much as possible.