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I can't see my Logitech M720 Mouse among the bluetooth devices on my Macbook Pro. The mouse works with the USB dongle, but I want to be able to use the mouse via bluetooth. Can this be done?
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 12.0
Yes, MLMLMLM, it’s sure possible… here’s a link to the manual for this mouse. To get the most out of this mouse, you should use Logitech’s Options Software/App.. which should be available for Monterey… anyways here’s the link : https://www.logitech.com/assets/64937/m720-web-qsg.pdf… oh and you have to make sure your Mac is discoverable via bluetooth, eg that it’s turned on first.. then you can pair the mouse with your MacBook Pro.
hope this helps
john b
Yes, MLMLMLM, it’s sure possible… here’s a link to the manual for this mouse. To get the most out of this mouse, you should use Logitech’s Options Software/App.. which should be available for Monterey… anyways here’s the link : https://www.logitech.com/assets/64937/m720-web-qsg.pdf… oh and you have to make sure your Mac is discoverable via bluetooth, eg that it’s turned on first.. then you can pair the mouse with your MacBook Pro.
hope this helps
john b
Thanks. I was using the Options app but was unable to find that manual on the logitech site, which weirdly does not list the M720 as one of the mice they support. Holding down the right toggle button on the side of the unit eventually did the trick.
Logitech M720 Mouse not recognized on late 2016 MacBook Pro running Monterey
