LogiLink Ergo Mouse - Black



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The LogiLink ID0139 is an ergonomic wireless optical mouse designed for professionals and engineers seeking comfort and precision. Its key benefit is reducing muscle tension and strain during prolonged computer use, with a caveat that it is optimized for right-handed users. This mouse features a 1600 DPI optical sensor for accurate navigation, six programmable buttons for efficiency, and a 2.4 GHz wireless connection up to 10 meters. It's powered by two AAA batteries and offers plug-and-play functionality.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | ID0139 |
| Brand | LogiLink |
The LogiLink ID0139 uses two AAA alkaline batteries.
The mouse has a wireless range of up to 10 meters.
This optical mouse is designed to work best on most common surfaces. For optimal performance, avoid using it on highly reflective or transparent surfaces. A mousepad is recommended.
No, the ergonomic design is specifically shaped for right-handed users and may not be comfortable or effective for left-handed use.
The mouse has multiple movement resolution modes (DPI settings). You can cycle through these modes, typically by pressing a dedicated DPI button or a combination of buttons, to adjust cursor sensitivity.
No, this mouse features Plug and Play functionality and does not require special software to operate basic functions. However, advanced customization of buttons may require compatible driver software if available.
The Harmonized System (HS) code for this product is 84716070.
Ensure the batteries are correctly inserted and have sufficient charge. Check that the USB receiver is securely plugged into the computer. Try a different USB port. Make sure the mouse is within the 10m wireless range.
Clean the optical sensor area on the bottom of the mouse with a dry cloth. Ensure you are using the mouse on a suitable surface (avoid glossy or reflective surfaces). Try adjusting the DPI settings to a different mode.
Check for potential sources of wireless interference, such as other wireless devices or large metal objects. Ensure the mouse is within the recommended wireless range. Try re-pairing the mouse by removing and re-inserting the USB receiver.
Restart your computer. If custom button assignments are used, check the software configuration for those assignments. If the issue persists with basic button functions, contact support.
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