Logitech’s LIGHTSYNC is their name for their lighting program. This is a great way to check out pro player settings, for example, or to get yourself a sweet new lighting setup that perfectly matches the game you’re playing. G HUB also allows you to download profiles from other players in a ‘profile workshop’. You can obviously also use these profiles to swap between different modes for yourself (a work mode with work macros and a CS:GO mode with buy binds, for example). Inside G HUB, you can create multiple user profiles that you can switch between on the fly (even when you are in specific games) so that multiple people who are using the computer can easily use their preferred presets and configurations. G HUB also automatically keeps your gear up to date by downloading and installing relevant firmware updates. you can configure relevant settings such as your mouse’s DPI, keyboard macros, keyboard remapping, headset EQ settings, and so on. Logitech G HUB is a relatively simple and straightforward piece of software. Using G HUB is as simple as downloading the software and connecting your gear. G HUB is the brand’s only gear configuration software suite at this point in time, with the older Logitech Gaming Software having been discontinued in 2021. This means you need Logitech products in order to use the software. Logitech G HUB is the gear ecosystem for Logitech gear. In this article, we’ll take a look at Logitech’s gear configuration software, G HUB. These software suites vary wildly: they range from vast, expansive programs that let you tweak every little detail of your product’s performance to basic, lightweight apps that let you choose between a couple of toggles. Gear manufacturers usually allow you to download (optional) software that lets you configure your gear’s performance and lighting.
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