Specs & Details

Dimensions

USB Receiver

• Height: 18.4 mm
• Width: 14.4 mm
• Depth: 6.6 mm
• Weight: 2 g

WHAT IS LOGI BOLT WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY?

Its Logitechs next-gen wireless technology delivering a high-performance, secure wireless connection when compatible mice and keyboards are connected via Logi Bolt USB receiver.

FULL ENCRYPTION AND SECURE CONNECTIONS ONLY

Logi Bolt is a cutting-edge wireless protocol, engineered to meet rising enterprise security expectations. It combinesBluetoothLow Energy wireless technology Security Mode 1, Security Level 4 – sometimes called U.S. Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS)1U.S. Federal Information Processing Standard 140-2 (FIPS) is a cryptography standard recognized by the Canadian government and the European Union.Mode – with additional Logitech security features designed to reduce vulnerability when devices are paired to a Logi Bolt USB receiver.

CUT THROUGH CONGESTION

Fewer interruptions, greater productivity. Logi Bolt is engineered for reliable connections, even in wireless environments congested with interference from Wi-Fi access points or surrounding wireless devices. The Logi Bolt USB receiver provides a robust, drop-off-free connection up to 10 meters2Wireless range may vary depending on operating environment and computer setup.with up to 8x lower latency3Test conducted by Logitech in controlled conditions comparing, all else the same, Logi Bolt USB receiver connection latency to competing wireless protocols. The test simulated conditions from no/low noise to very high noise defined as three Wi-Fi access points set at 1000 mW each distanced at 2 meters from the test subject with additional adjacent wireless devices set at 8 mW each: two active Bluetooth devices and three active Logi Bolt product users distanced at 0.5 meters.than other commonly deployed wireless protocols for enterprises.

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Paired to a Logi Bolt USB receiver on a Windowscomputer

Paired to a Logi Bolt USB receiver on a Mac computer

Competing Wireless Mice & Keyboards

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