diff --git a/crates/openlogi-device-registry/src/receiver.rs b/crates/openlogi-device-registry/src/receiver.rs
index 05d09fdd6..70bb9ffbd 100644
--- a/crates/openlogi-device-registry/src/receiver.rs
+++ b/crates/openlogi-device-registry/src/receiver.rs
@@ -57,6 +57,10 @@ impl ReceiverDescriptor {
 pub const RECEIVERS: &[ReceiverDescriptor] = &[
     ReceiverDescriptor::logitech(0xc52b, ReceiverBrand::Unifying, ReceiverProtocol::Unifying),
     ReceiverDescriptor::logitech(0xc532, ReceiverBrand::Unifying, ReceiverProtocol::Unifying),
+    // Nano receiver bundled with budget wireless combos (e.g. MK270, MK295),
+    // limited to 2 paired devices — cross-checked against Solaar's
+    // NANO_RECEIVER_C534.
+    ReceiverDescriptor::logitech(0xc534, ReceiverBrand::Nano, ReceiverProtocol::Unifying),
     // Nano receiver bundled with the G602.
     ReceiverDescriptor::logitech(0xc537, ReceiverBrand::Nano, ReceiverProtocol::Unifying),
     // Lightspeed gaming receiver used by the G502, G Pro Wireless, G604, and
@@ -122,6 +126,14 @@ mod tests {
         assert_eq!(receiver.protocol, ReceiverProtocol::Unifying);
     }
 
+    #[test]
+    fn mk270_mk295_nano_receiver_is_nano_over_unifying_protocol() {
+        let receiver = find_receiver(LOGITECH_VENDOR_ID, 0xc534).expect("c534 receiver");
+
+        assert_eq!(receiver.brand, ReceiverBrand::Nano);
+        assert_eq!(receiver.protocol, ReceiverProtocol::Unifying);
+    }
+
     #[test]
     fn lookup_requires_the_matching_vendor() {
         assert!(find_receiver(0xffff, 0xc54d).is_none());