How do I get this keyboard to connect to my MacBook? null

Google “Logitech Drivers for Mac”. I’ve used this with both my PC and iMac. Super easy. Also, the “Apple Key” is still a function you can use. (i.e. Apple-key + C/Apple-key + V to copy/paste). Instead of it being the Apple key, you’ll use the windows key (two keys to the left of the space bar).

If your MacBook has a USB-A port, or a USB-A hub attached, you just need to plug in the included Unifying Receiver. You may want to also download Logitech Options to help with the pairing process if that's the issue. If your MacBook is newer and does not have a USB-A port, you'll need to get a USB-A adapter to make mouse and keyboard combo work.

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Google “Logitech Drivers for Mac”. I’ve used this with both my PC and iMac. Super easy. Also, the “Apple Key” is still a function you can use. (i.e. Apple-key + C/Apple-key + V to copy/paste). Instead of it being the Apple key, you’ll use the windows key (two keys to the left of the space bar).
Answered by TKCCO 4 years ago
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If your MacBook has a USB-A port, or a USB-A hub attached, you just need to plug in the included Unifying Receiver. You may want to also download Logitech Options to help with the pairing process if that's the issue. If your MacBook is newer and does not have a USB-A port, you'll need to get a USB-A adapter to make mouse and keyboard combo work.
Answered by Logitech 4 years ago
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