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It doesn't really make sense to me. The G13 is a G-product. It should be supported by G Hub. Also, regardless of age, it's still sold and supported. Look up any "Best keypad" web page and you'll find it among the top contenders. Why wouldn't logitech include it in their new hub software? Same thing can be said about the other mice etc. that are not supported by G Hub (for whatever reason). If I were in their shoes I would try to make it more attractive to choose a Logitech product by providing one driver software, i.e. the G Hub, for all the G-products. Not to split the products over 2 different driver softwares. Again, it doesn't make sense.

I used to run LGS just fine with my "original" G703 (PMW 3366 sensor) and my G13 keyboard. But today I swithced to the newer G703 (Hero sensor) because of the useless scroll wheel on my old G703. So I plugged it in and expected to see it appear in LGS. It didn't appear. Huh? Odd! After a bit of research I found out that it's not supported by LGS. Well, fine. I guess I'll just have to download the newer G Hub and use that for my two devices instead then. So I downloaded G Hub, installed, and plugged it in. It appeared. Ah good! Now for the G13. Ooops, it's not showing. What? Ehhh? Hmmm! Taking another look at the same page that told me LGS doesn't support the newer G703 my worst suspicions were confirmed: G Hub apparently doesn't support the G13... So now I'm forced to use LGS for my G13, and if I should want to see how much battery is left on my G703 I have to fire up G Hub? Good job Logitech! Good job...