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Logitech brings its mouse & keyboard controller to Googlebook, supports Magic Pointer

Logitech has just launched its Logi Options+ app for Googlebook, bringing support for controlling its keyboard and wireless mice to the Android-based platform. more…

Logitech brings its mouse & keyboard controller to Googlebook, supports Magic Pointer

Logitech has introduced its Logi Options+ app for Googlebook, enabling users to control its keyboard and wireless mice on the Android-based platform. This app, previously accessible on Windows and macOS, allows users to manage Logitech peripherals, such as the MX Master mouse, various keyboards, and more. Users can customize the functions of Logitech’s additional buttons and shortcuts, as well as update firmware for the devices.

Although the features are "limited" at launch, Logitech supports a range of peripherals including the MX Master 4, MX Keys S, Logitech Lift, Pebble Keys 2, and more. Notably, this app ensures Googlebook's Magic Pointer feature functions seamlessly with Logitech mice. To pair a supported Logitech device with Googlebook, users should utilize the Logi Options+ App. The Logi Options+ app for Googlebook is currently available on the Google Play Store.

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