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Connect your mouse to your device
You can pair your mouse to your device using the Bluetooth® Low Energy connection or our new Logi Bolt receiver.

To pair through Bluetooth®:

	STEP 1 Remove the pull tab from the mouse. It will automatically turn on. Channel 1 will be ready to pair.
	STEP 2 Open the Bluetooth preferences on your device. Add a new peripheral by selecting the mouse from your list of devices (make sure you select the same model number that is engraved under your mouse) and your mouse will be ready to use.

To pair through Logi Bolt receiver:

	STEP 1 Take the Logi Bolt receiver from the compartment inside the battery door but don’t remove the pull tab yet.
	STEP 2 Insert the receiver into any available USB port on your desktop or laptop.
	STEP 3 Now you can remove the pull tab from the mouse. It will automatically turn on. The receiver will be connected to Channel 1 and your mouse will be ready to use.

If you want to pair additional devices to your mouse:

To pair the mouse with an additional device select Channel 2 by a short press (one second) on the connect button under your mouse. When the LED starts blinking the second channel will be ready to pair through a Bluetooth® connection (if the LED on Channel 2 does not start blinking, long press the Connect button for three seconds to activate the pairing mode). To learn how to connect the keyboard using Bluetooth, see the previous connection steps. To toggle between devices, simply short press the connect button between Channel 1, 2, or 3.

Install Logitech Software
Download Logitech Software to customize your mouse and benefit from advanced shortcuts and all the possibilities this mouse has to offer. Click here to download and learn more about the full range of features.

Product Overview

1. SmartWheel scroll wheel
2. DPI Button
3. Battery status LED
4. Connection Status LED
5. Connect button
6. 4000DPI sensor
7. On/Off toggle switch
8. Battery and receiver compartment
9. Back/Forward buttons

Our new Logitech SmartWheel on your mouse

The Signature M750 and M750L feature SmartWheel scrolling that delivers precision or speed the moment you need it. Seamlessly switch between these two scrolling styles with the flick of your finger. Line-by-line (ratchet) scroll — get line-by-line precision when you need to focus on the details. Scroll slowly, you will feel each step on the wheel. Ideal for reading or precise navigation of items and lists. Speed (inertia) scroll — scroll faster for less- friction spinning. It will let you scroll faster and with less effort through long documents and web pages.

Horizontal Scroll

You can scroll horizontally with your mouse. This is done with a two-button combination: press and hold one of the side buttons and scroll with the wheel simultaneously. NOTE: The horizontal scroll is ON by default. You can customize this feature on the Point & Scroll tab in Logitech software. For more detailed information on Horizontal scroll, click here.

Back/Forward buttons

The back and forward buttons enhance navigation and simplify tasks. To move back and forward, press the back or forward button to navigate web or document pages, depending on the location of the mouse pointer.

Logitech software lets you assign other useful functions to the buttons, including undo/redo, OS navigation, volume up/down, and more.

App-Specific Settings
Your mouse buttons can be assigned to perform different functions for different applications. You can assign the side buttons to control volume in Spotify, copy/paste in Microsoft Excel, or undo/redo in Adobe Photoshop.

When you install Logitech software, you can install predefined app-specific settings that will adapt the mouse button behavior to the selected applications.

Here are the app-specific settings we have created for you:

	1	2
Default settings	Middle button	Forward	Back
Browser (Chrome, Edge, Safari)	Open link in a new tab	Forward	Back
Zoom/Teams	Middle button	Start/Stop Video	Mute/unmute Microphone
Media (Spotify, VLC, Quicktime)	Middle button	Forward	Back
Microsoft Excel	Pan (hold and move the mouse)	Redo	Undo
Microsoft Word	Autoscroll	Redo	Undo
Microsoft PowerPoint	Pan (hold and move the mouse)	Redo	Undo
Adobe Photoshop	Pan (hold and move the mouse)	Redo	Undo

Each of these settings can be customized manually, for any application.

Assign gestures to the DPI button or any of the side buttons

If you want more advanced functionality, you can assign the DPI button or any of the side buttons of the mouse to be the Gesture Button. This will transform your selected button into a powerful multi-function button allowing you to use gestures for desktop navigation, app management, pan, zoom, and more.

On the Mouse tab, select the button and click on Gesture Button.

By default, the gesture buttons will allow you to navigate between windows and desktops.

In order to perform the gestures, you will need to hold the button while you move the mouse.

Flow between two computers
You can work on multiple computers with one single mouse.

With Logitech Flow, you can use the mouse cursor to move from one computer to the next. You can even copy and paste between computers, and if you have a compatible Logitech keyboard, the keyboard will follow the mouse and switch computers at the same time.

You will need to install Logitech software on both computers, and follow these instructions.

Check battery status

The LED on the top of the mouse indicates battery status. You can install Logitech software to receive battery status notifications, including low-charge warnings.

Battery life and replacement

Battery information:

• Requires 1 AA alkaline battery
• Expected battery life is up to 24 months

Installing a new battery

Slide the battery compartment cover down and then lift it off. Insert the battery, making sure that it faces the correct direction, and then replace the battery cover.