Device Driver Guide documents 13 Logitech families across 7 hardware categories. Each entry below explains what the family covers and links to the full on-site reference page for that hardware.
Listed families
13
Hardware categories
7
Families with cautions
13
How to use this page
Device Driver Guide does not host installers. Read the family page for the hardware you own, work out which package applies to your exact model and Windows edition, then use the official-source citation provided for that decision. A component-branded family may still require the company that built your computer or motherboard rather than Logitech; follow the declared package source on the family page.
Reference coverage is recorded separately for each family in the comparison below, not as one compatibility list for this manufacturer. These labels describe the scope of the reference, not certified compatibility or continuing Windows support. Confirm the exact device or PC model, hardware revision, Windows release, and package requirements with the manufacturer before making a change.
13 documented Logitech families
| Family | Category | Reference coverage | Caution on file |
|---|---|---|---|
| Generic DirectInput Wheel or Joystick | Game Controllers | 10, 11 | Yes, see the card below |
| Logitech Brio Series (Logi Tune / G HUB) | Webcams | 10/11 only where the exact Brio model and app list support | Yes, see the card below |
| Logitech C920 and C900 Webcam Series | Webcams | 10/11 only where the exact camera or PC model lists support | Yes, see the card below |
| Logitech Flight Controllers (Extreme 3D and related) | Game Controllers | 10, 11 | Yes, see the card below |
| Logitech G HUB (Gaming Keyboards) | Keyboards | 10, 11 | Yes, see the card below |
| Logitech G Racing Wheels (G920, G923 and related) | Game Controllers | 10, 11 | Yes, see the card below |
| Logitech Gamepads (F310, F710 and related) | Game Controllers | 10, 11 | Yes, see the card below |
| Logitech Options+ (Wireless and Office Keyboards) | Keyboards | 10, 11 | Yes, see the card below |
| Logitech StreamCam | Webcams | 10/11 only where the exact camera or PC model lists support | Yes, see the card below |
| Logitech USB Headset and Speaker Audio | Audio & Sound | 10, 11 | Yes, see the card below |
| Logitech USB Receiver and Unifying Software | USB & Thunderbolt | 10/11 only where listed for the exact controller or device package | Yes, see the card below |
| Logitech Wireless Peripheral Networking | Network & Wi-Fi | Varies by exact adapter, system or board model, package, and release; verify the official support page | Yes, see the card below |
| Logitech Wireless Peripherals (Bluetooth and Receiver) | Bluetooth | Varies by exact radio or peripheral model, package, and release; verify the official support page | Yes, see the card below |
Game Controllers
This family gathers older or off-brand wheels and joysticks that communicate over DirectInput, the flexible legacy interface for multi-axis devices. Windows can often use them through built-in support, but calibration is essential and any advanced features depend on whatever utility the device maker supplies.
Reference coverage: 10, 11
Read the full family referenceWebcams
Brio is a family with different sensors, connection requirements, controls, and Windows Hello capability. Use the exact model's Logitech specifications and download page; do not infer HDR, field-of-view choices, Hello support, or required software from the Brio name alone.
Reference coverage: 10/11 only where the exact Brio model and app list support
Read the full family referenceWebcams
The C920 and related C900-series cameras are among the most common clip-on webcams for desktops and monitors. Windows shows their picture immediately, while the Logitech software adds manual focus, exposure, and digital pan-tilt-zoom.
Reference coverage: 10/11 only where the exact camera or PC model lists support
Read the full family referenceGame Controllers
Extreme 3D and related flight-controller names span older products. Windows game-controller properties can expose axes and calibration when the device is supported, but do not assume G HUB compatibility or a current package for every revision.
Reference coverage: 10, 11
Read the full family referenceKeyboards
G HUB is the companion software for Logitech's G-series gaming keyboards, where it drives per-key RGB lighting, macros, and game-specific profiles. These boards are wired keyboards aimed at gaming desks and support onboard profile storage.
Reference coverage: 10, 11
Read the full family referenceGame Controllers
These are force feedback racing wheels with pedal sets, built for sim racing on the PC. Basic steering may register on its own, but the force feedback, rotation range, and pedal calibration that make the wheel usable come from Logitech's G HUB software, which also carries firmware.
Reference coverage: 10, 11
Read the full family referenceGame Controllers
F310 and F710 documentation describes selectable XInput and DirectInput modes, but software and operating-system support must be checked on each model page. Do not assume G HUB supports these older gamepads; basic mode selection and Windows game-controller settings may be the applicable path.
Reference coverage: 10, 11
Read the full family referenceKeyboards
Options+ is Logitech's configuration app for its productivity and wireless keyboards, the kind that pair over a Unifying dongle or Bluetooth on a desk. It handles key remapping, custom shortcuts, and the Flow feature that moves a cursor between computers.
Reference coverage: 10, 11
Read the full family referenceWebcams
The StreamCam is Logitech's webcam built for content creators, offering smart auto-framing and vertical-video framing through its companion app. It connects over USB-C and mounts on a monitor or tripod.
Reference coverage: 10/11 only where the exact camera or PC model lists support
Read the full family referenceAudio & Sound
This covers Logitech's USB headsets, speakerphones, and speaker sets that connect over USB and present themselves as audio endpoints. The great majority are class-compliant, so Windows drives them without a download, and Logitech's companion software is optional polish rather than a requirement.
Reference coverage: 10, 11
Read the full family referenceUSB & Thunderbolt
Logitech has several receiver families, including Unifying, Logi Bolt, and product-specific receivers, and their pairing tools are not interchangeable. A previously paired keyboard or mouse may use Windows HID support for basic input, but that does not mean every receiver and device pair works immediately.
Reference coverage: 10/11 only where listed for the exact controller or device package
Read the full family referenceNetwork & Wi-Fi
This is not a network-adapter family. It covers Logitech peripherals that use Bluetooth or a named Logitech USB receiver.
Reference coverage: Varies by exact adapter, system or board model, package, and release; verify the official support page
Read the full family referenceBluetooth
Logitech peripherals may connect through Bluetooth or a named Logitech receiver. Logitech's firmware-tool page lists supported devices and pairing transports individually, so basic operation, companion-software features, battery reporting, and firmware availability must all be checked for the exact model.
Reference coverage: Varies by exact radio or peripheral model, package, and release; verify the official support page
Read the full family reference