You can use Aurora profiles and brand specific integrations (like Chroma) with Logitech devices using Aurora.

Required Software

One of:

• Logitech Gaming Software 9.02.65+
• Logitech G Hub
• OpenRGB

Needed configuration

The SDK should come enabled by default when you install LGS or GHUB, but in case it doesn’t connect, make sure it is enabled.

For GHUB:

For LGS:

1. Open Logitech Gaming Software and go into Settings

2. Enable Game Integration Settings

3. Open the Game Integration Configuration menu

4. Disable Conflicting Settings and Applets

Known issues

Logitech device integration does not work when Lightsync Wrapper is enabled

• Lightsync wrapper will be automatically disabled if Logitech software autorun is detected. If you want to use Logitech devices with other brands and have Lightsync integration on all devices, you have to replace Logitech software with OpenRGB

• G HUB can take a very long time to fully open and start receiving SDK requests. Because of this, on some systems Aurora tries to connect to G HUB before it has the chance to completely start. This causes any following connections to fail until both G HUB and Aurora are restarted. This can be fixed on boot by adding a delay to the task Aurora uses to startup. This can be done in the General Settings:

• Sometimes G HUB will only display Aurora’s lighting when the window is open on the foreground. To fix this, setting the desktop profile to permanent may be needed.

Supported Devices

Keyboards

All per-key RGB keyboards are supposed to work. These are confirmed keyboards:

• G910
• G410
• G810
• GPRO
• G815
• G513

Mice

All mice are supposed to work, these are confirmed mice:

• G900
• G502

Mousepads

Most other Logitech LIGHTSYNC devices should work fine, even if they don't have a layout available in Aurora. Simply choose a keyboard with the same layout!