
Logitech
Logitech 8541645500 G900 Chaos Spectrum USB Receiver
The official Logitech G900 USB receiver restores full wireless connectivity to your Chaos Spectrum mouse without the latency of third-party or multi-device receivers.
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Overview
Key Features
Logitech Replacement USB receiver for the G900 Chaos Spectrum Professional Grade Wired/Wireless Gaming Mouse
Specifications
Compatibility
Logitech G900 Chaos Spectrum Professional Grade Wired/Wireless Gaming Mouse
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this replacement receiver automatically pair with my G900 mouse, or does it require a pairing process?
Logitech's USB nano receivers for the G900 use a pre-paired configuration from the factory — in most cases, the replacement receiver will pair directly with the G900 without any software steps. If automatic pairing does not occur, Logitech Connection Utility software can force a pairing sequence between the receiver and the mouse.
Will this USB receiver work with any other Logitech wireless mouse, or is it locked to the G900 Chaos Spectrum?
This receiver is specifically designed and validated for the G900 Chaos Spectrum only. It is not a Unifying receiver and will not pair with other Logitech wireless mice. If you're looking for a multi-device receiver, the Logitech Unifying receiver is a separate product that covers the Unifying-compatible mouse lineup.
What wireless protocol does the G900 receiver use, and what does that mean for latency?
The G900 uses Logitech's proprietary 2.4GHz wireless protocol — the same protocol underlying the Lightspeed standard — rather than Bluetooth. This dedicated protocol maintains sub-1ms effective wireless latency in competitive gaming conditions, which is operationally indistinguishable from wired input. Bluetooth mice at the same polling rate exhibit higher latency under RF congestion.
Does this replacement receiver support Logitech Unifying, or is it dedicated to the G900 only?
This receiver is dedicated to the G900 Chaos Spectrum and is not a Unifying receiver. It cannot connect to other Logitech devices using the Unifying protocol. Only the G900 is compatible with this specific receiver unit.
Will using this replacement receiver affect the G900's wireless latency or report rate?
No. The wireless performance characteristics — including the G900's 1ms wireless report rate and LIGHTSPEED-class signal processing — are determined by the mouse's onboard hardware and firmware. The replacement receiver operates to the same electrical specification as the original, so latency and report rate are unaffected.
My G900 receiver was lost — will my existing mouse work correctly with this replacement?
Yes. The G900 receiver requires no additional pairing procedure — it is factory-matched to function with any G900 Chaos Spectrum mouse out of the box. Connect it to a USB port and the mouse will reconnect to its 1ms report rate wireless operation immediately.
Does the receiver support the G900's full 1ms (1000Hz) polling rate in wireless mode?
Yes. The G900's 2.4GHz receiver maintains the full 1000Hz polling rate in wireless mode — the same report rate as a wired connection. This is the technical differentiator of the G900 platform: wireless operation without the polling rate compromise that older wireless gaming mice imposed.
What USB port type does this receiver require?
The receiver uses a standard USB-A nano connector — it plugs into any full-size USB Type-A port. It does not require USB 3.0; USB 2.0 provides sufficient bandwidth for the receiver's wireless data rate. For USB-C-only machines, a USB-A to USB-C adapter is required.
Is this receiver covered by Logitech's warranty, and is it a genuine Logitech part?
This is listed as a genuine Logitech replacement part. As an accessory component, warranty coverage terms depend on the seller — buyers should confirm warranty terms at point of purchase if coverage is a concern.
Should I plug this receiver directly into my PC or use a USB extension cable?
For optimal signal performance, plug the receiver into a USB port as close to the mouse operating area as possible. If your PC tower is on the floor or behind the desk, a short USB 2.0 extension cable (30-50cm) positioned at desktop level will improve signal consistency by reducing the air distance between receiver and mouse.