how do you set up a Logitech bluetooth mouse
how do you set up a Logitech bluetooth mouse
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 10.14
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how do you set up a Logitech bluetooth mouse
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 10.14
Most mice come with their own dongle that is USB-3.0 or 2.0, but not USB 3.1/C. The dongle is prepaired with the mouse, if you prefer to use that, and use your Mac's built-in bluetooth for other things. Otherwise Go to Apple menu -> System Preferences -> Bluetooth, and pair it via the settings there. Make sure the mouse power is turned on. The dongles on most mice come in the underside in a door you can either open with a coin or slides off. You will find typically the dongle in one hole, and the battery in another. All MacBook Airs have built-in Bluetooth support.
Most mice come with their own dongle that is USB-3.0 or 2.0, but not USB 3.1/C. The dongle is prepaired with the mouse, if you prefer to use that, and use your Mac's built-in bluetooth for other things. Otherwise Go to Apple menu -> System Preferences -> Bluetooth, and pair it via the settings there. Make sure the mouse power is turned on. The dongles on most mice come in the underside in a door you can either open with a coin or slides off. You will find typically the dongle in one hole, and the battery in another. All MacBook Airs have built-in Bluetooth support.
how do you set up a Logitech bluetooth mouse