• What are G-Keys?
• Assigning commands to my G-Keys
• Removing commands from my G-Keys

What are G-Keys?

G-Keys are keys or buttons on Logitech devices that allow you to perform specific commands or functions when you press them. These commands can be a single keystroke all the way to complex commands that perform multiple in-game actions.

Assigning commands to my G-Keys

1. Launch Logitech G HUB.
2. Click on your Logitech device.
3. Click on the Assignments icon.
   NOTE: If your product doesn’t have the Assignments tab then it doesn’t have a G-Key.
4. Find and select a command from within the Assignments tab. Commands are located in the following sections.
   
   • Commands: Preconfigured system or Game profile commands based on your selected G HUB Profile
   • Keys: Individual keyboard commands
   • Actions: Actions for application-specific integrations that work with Logitech G HUB
   • Macros: Custom programable commands that perform a specific task or action
   • System: System and device control commands
   • Presets: Blue VO!CE Presets for your Blue VO!CE compatible products
   • Effects: Blue VO!CE Effects for your Blue VO!CE compatible products
   • Samples: Audio Samples for your Blue VO!CE compatible products
   • Audio: Audio commands for your Logitech speakers

     NOTE: If you are missing some of these sections it means that you don’t a have G HUB compatible device connected with those features.

5. To assign a command to a G-key, do one of the following:
   • Click on the G-key you want to give a new assignment to so it’s highlighted in Blue then double-click on the command you want to assign to it
   • Drag and drop an existing command from the list on the left of the G HUB window onto a G-key. When you drag a command over a G-key, the G-key area will become highlighted.
     
6. G-Keys that have assignments will show what their current command is.

   
   
   

   ---

   Removing commands from my G-Keys

   1. Launch Logitech G HUB.
   2. Click on your Logitech device that has the G-Key you want to edit.
   3. Click on the Assignments icon.
   4. Click on the G-Key so it’s highlighted.
   5. Click on USE DEFAULT to remove the assigned command.