Logitech POP Mouse User Manual

: September 5, 2022
: Logitech

Logitech POP Mouse User Manual

SETTING UP YOUR MOUSE

STEP 1:

how-to-setup

Ready? Remove the pull-tab.

After installing Logi Options+ software at logitech.com/pop- download, Just pull the tab from your POP Mouse and it will automatically switch on.

STEP 2:

how-to-setup

How to connect your POP Mouse

Simply search for your Logi POP Mouse on your device’s Bluetooth menu. Select, and—ta-da!—you’re paired.

ALTERNATIVE WAY TO CONNECT

ALTERNATIVE WAY TO CONNECT

Bluetooth not your thing? Try Logi Bolt.

Alternatively, you can connect your mouse using a Logi Bolt USB receiver, purchased separately or received in your POP Keys box. Follow simple Logi Bolt pairing instructions on Logi Options+ software [which you can download in a flash at logitech.com/pop-download].

MULTI-DEVICE SETUP

STEP 1:

easy-switch-1

Want to pair a second device?

Pair another device via Bluetooth by pressing the button underneath POP Mouse for 3 seconds. You’ll know you are in Pairing Mode when the LED starts blinking.

STEP 2:

Switch effortlessly

Switch effortlessly between devices

Once paired with 2 or 3 devices, you can toggle between them by pressing the button on the underside of POP Mouse for one second.

STEP 3:

FLOW between devices

FLOW between devices

Install FLOW on up to 3 devices via Logi Options+ software (which you can download in a flash at logitech.com/pop- download). Once downloaded on each device, you can move your cursor between them. This allows you to transfer files, music and more from one device to another.

HOW TO CUSTOMIZE YOUR POP MOUSE

STEP 1:

Download Logi Options+ software

After installing Logi Options+ Software at logitech.com/pop- download, explore our software and customize the top button of POP Mouse to any shortcut you like.

STEP 2:

Change your shortcut across apps

You can even customize your POP Mouse to be app-specific! Just play around and make it your own.

Specs & Details

Dimensions

Height : 4.13 in (104.8 mm)

Width : 2.34 in (59.4 mm)

Depth : 1.39 in (35.2 mm)

Weight (with batteries) : (with batteries): 2.89 oz (82 g)

Technical Specifications

Sensor Technology

Sensor technology: Logitech High Precision Optical Tracking
Dpi range : 1000-4000, nominal value 1000 dpi

Buttons

Number of buttons: 4 (Left/Right-click, Scroll-wheel with middle click, top button)
Top button customizable with Emoji Software
Multi-device: 3 Easy-Switch™ channels
On/Off Switch with power-saving technology

Battery

Battery type : 1 x AA battery (included)
Battery life : up to 24- months 1It may vary based on use and computing conditions.

Connection Type

Bluetooth low energy technology (5.1)
Compatible with Logi Bolt USB receiver 2Logi Bolt USB receiver not available in the box, available for purchase on logitech.com
Wireless range : 10 m (33-ft) wireless range 3Wireless range may vary depending on operating environment and computer set up

Software Support

Logi Options+
Emoji software
Available on macOS® 10.15 and above and Windows®︎ 10 and above

Warranty Information

1-Year Limited Hardware Warranty

Part Number

Daydream: 910-006544
Blast: 910-006543
Heartbreaker: 910-006545

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

Logitech POP Mouse does not work on Windows 7****

Bluetooth connection does not work on a Windows 7 computer.
– Logitech POP Mouse uses Bluetooth Low Energy technology and is not compatible with Windows 7 computers that don’t support Bluetooth Smart.
– Your mouse is compatible with Windows 8 computers that support Bluetooth Smart.
– If you aren’t sure if your computer supports Bluetooth Low Energy technology, please contact the computer manufacturer.

Connectivity range of the Logitech POP Mouse receiver****

The connection range of the POP Mouse is 10 meters or 33 feet. For a stronger connection, we recommend keeping the device close to the receiver.

App specific settings for your POP Mouse****

Your mouse buttons can be assigned to perform different functions for different applications. For example, you can assign the middle button to mute Zoom or Teams calls.

With Logitech Options, you can install predefined app-specific settings that adapt the mouse button behavior to be optimized in selected applications.

Change the Point and Scroll settings of your POP Mouse****

1. Download the software for your mouse.
2. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the software. You can also take the Product Tour to learn more about your mouse.
3. In the Logi POP Mouse software, under the Point & Scroll tab, you can:
– Adjust the pointer speed — use the slider to slow it down or speed up.
– Enable smooth scrolling.
– Change the direction of the scroll wheel.

Program the top button on your POP Mouse****

You can customize how the top button on your POP Mouse functions. Here’s how:
1. Download the software for your mouse.
2. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the software. You can also take the Product Tour to learn more about your mouse.
3. In the Logi POP Mouse software, under the Mouse tab, click on the top button.

The Emoji menu will appear.

4. Select the desired function or keystroke to assign.

Switch between multiple computers****

Your Logitech POP Mouse can connect up to three computers — using either Bluetooth wireless technology or a Logitech Bolt receiver. To switch:
– Short-press the Connect button located on the bottom of the mouse.

Top button does not work or open the emoji window****

If the button on the top of the mouse doesn’t open the emoji window, do the following:
1. Make sure you’ve installed the software. You can get the software here.
2. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the software. You can also take the Product Tour to learn more about your mouse.
3. When you click the button on the top of the mouse, the emoji window should open as shown:

Windows

Mac

Reconnect or pair a device to a different computer using Bluetooth****

1. Make sure your POP Mouse is turned on.
2. On the bottom of the mouse, short-press the Connect button once and make sure the channel changes.

3. If the white LED blinks fast, your POP Mouse is in pairing mode.
Open Bluetooth settings and connect to POP Mouse.
4. If the white LED blinks slowly, long-press (three seconds) until the white LED blinks fast.
Open Bluetooth settings and connect to POP Mouse.

Can I pair my POP Mouse to a Logitech Bolt receiver?****

Your POP Mouse does not come with a Bolt USB receiver. However, you can order a separate receiver or use the Logitech Bolt USB receiver that’s packaged with Logitech POP Keys.

To learn how to pair and unpair a Logi Bolt mouse using the Logi Bolt app, click here.

NOTE: POP Mouse is not compatible with the Logitech Unifying receiver.

You can find out more about Bolt Technology here.

How to connect your POP Mouse to Windows or Mac with Bluetooth****

To connect or reconnect your POP Mouse with Bluetooth:
1. Make sure the mouse is turned on.
2. Short-press the Connect button on the bottom of the mouse to select the desired channel and then long-press (three seconds) the button until the white LED blinks quickly.

To connect to Mac:
– Go to Bluetooth settings and select Logi POP
To connect to PC:
You should see a notification to connect in Windows.

If you don’t see a notification, do the following:
1. Go to Bluetooth settings.
2. Select Add a Device.
3. Select Logi POP Mouse.

To connect to iPad:
1. Turn on your mouse.
– The LED should start blinking fast. If it doesn’t, perform a long press on the Easy-Switch button on the mouse.
2. Open the iPad Settings and tap Bluetooth settings.
3. Choose your mouse in the list of Devices.

Logi Bolt

Logi Bolt : General Info & How-Tos

Compatible operating systems with Logi Bolt wireless products

All Logi Bolt wireless mice and keyboards come with two wireless connection options:
– Connect via paired Logi Bolt USB receiver.
NOTE: Not all Logi Bolt compatible mice and keyboards come with a Logi Bolt USB receiver.
– Connect directly to computer via BluetoothⓇ Low Energy wireless technology.

What type of USB does the Logi Bolt receiver use?

The Logi Bolt receiver uses USB 2.0 Type-A.

What version of the Bluetooth core specifications is Logi Bolt connectivity based on?

Our Logi Bolt wireless devices are Bluetooth Low Energy 5.0 or higher. We are actively using all the security mechanisms introduced in Bluetooth Low Energy Core Specification 4.2.

From a backward compatibility standpoint, Logi Bolt wireless devices are able to communicate with Bluetooth Low Energy 4.0 hosts or higher when in direct Bluetooth connection.

What is the effective range of Logi Bolt?

Logi Bolt wireless devices are Bluetooth Class 2, which means up to 10 meters wireless range.

What Security Manager Protocols does Logi Bolt use for pairing, bonding, encryption and signing?

The Logi Bolt security level used by our Logi Bolt devices during the communication are the following:
Security Manager

Are PIN codes used for authentication with Logi Bolt?

Logi Bolt does not use PIN codes. It uses Passkey during the authentication phase of pairing.
– In the context of a Logi Bolt wireless keyboard, it’s a 6-digit passkey (which means an entropy of 2^20).
– In the context of a Logi Bolt wireless mouse, it’s a 10-click passkey (which means an entropy of 2^10). At this time, we believe Logi Bolt is the only wireless protocol that enforces mouse authentication across all compatible operating systems.

Does Logi Bolt use Just Works security mode?

Just Works pairing to Logi Bolt USB receivers is not permitted. All Logi Bolt wireless mice and keyboards pair with the Logi Bolt USB receiver in Security Mode 1 – Security Level 4, also called Secure Connections Only mode.

If you or your organization have concerns or don’t permit direct Bluetooth connections yet want the convenience and better experience wireless computer peripherals offer, you can pair Logi Bolt wireless mice and keyboards to Logi Bolt USB receivers.

In addition, our Logi Bolt wireless mice and keyboards can also direct-connect to host computers via Bluetooth. In these cases where the Logi Bolt receiver is not used:
– For Logi Bolt wireless keyboard direct Bluetooth connections, Passkey is requested per industry standard.
– For Logi Bolt wireless mouse direct Bluetooth connections, Just Works Pairing is used per industry standard as there is no Passkey pairing standard for mice.

If the Logi Bolt device supports multiple pairings, does it use random/unique codes or static?

Users can pair up to six Logi Bolt wireless mice and keyboards to a single Logi Bolt USB receiver. Each pairing uses a different Bluetooth address and different long term keys (LTK) and session keys for encryption.

Are Logi Bolt devices discoverable when actively initiated?

Our Logi Bolt wireless devices are only discoverable during a pairing procedure which can be entered only upon explicit user action (a long 3-second press to the connect button).

Is the firmware of the Logi Bolt devices patchable should a vulnerability be discovered?

Yes. Our Logi Bolt wireless devices’ firmware can be updated by our software or via network push by IT administrators. However, we implemented anti- rollback protection for security patches. That means that an attacker cannot downgrade the firmware version to “reinstall” a patched vulnerability. Also, users and IT administrators cannot “restore factory settings”, eliminating security patches.

Does Logi Bolt meet the security requirements of most companies in regulated industries such as financial services, healthcare?

Logi Bolt was designed to address growing security concerns resulting from an increasingly mobile workforce — work from home being an obvious example. When paired with a Logi Bolt receiver, Logi Bolt wireless products use Bluetooth security mode 1, level 4 (also known as Secure Connections Only mode), which is U.S. Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) compliant.

Has Logitech conducted security testing on its implementation of the Bluetooth stack in the Logi Bolt devices?

Yes, Logitech received a third-party security assessment from a leading cybersecurity company. With that said, cybersecurity exposure constantly changes with new threats or vulnerabilities often on the horizon. That is one of the primary reasons we designed Logi Bolt based on Bluetooth Low Energy wireless technology. Bluetooth has a global community of more than 36,000 companies — its Special Interest Group (SIG) — on constant watch and dedicated to continual improvement, protection, and evolution of Bluetooth technology.

Did Logitech fix Logitech Unifying wireless security issues in Logi Bolt?

If an attacker attempts to impersonate a Logi Bolt wireless product to communicate with the Logi Bolt USB Receiver via RF, does the USB Receiver accept that input?
The usage of Secure Connections Only mode (Security Mode 1, Security Level 4) ensures that the communication is encrypted and authenticated. This means that there is a protection against on-path attackers which mitigates the risk of keystroke injection.

Today there is no known attack on the Bluetooth Low Energy standard.
For the Logi Bolt USB Receiver to accept input, does the input need to be encrypted?
Yes, the usage of Secure Connections Only mode (Security Mode 1, Security Level 4) ensures that the communication is encrypted and authenticated.
Is there a means for an attacker to derive or steal the per-device link- encryption keys that pair the wireless product to the USB Receiver from RF enabling the attacker to inject arbitrary keystrokes or eavesdrop and live decrypt input remotely?
Sensitive data like link encryption keys are protected when stored on the Logi Bolt USB receiver.
With the LE Secure Connection (Security Mode 1, Security Level 2 and above), the Long Term Key (LTK) is generated on both sides in such a way that an eavesdropper cannot guess it (Diffie-Hellman key exchange).
Can a remote attacker pair a new Logi Bolt wireless product to a Logi Bolt receiver, even if the user has not put the Logi Bolt USB receiver into pairing mode?
The receiver has to be in pairing mode to accept a new pairing.
Moreover, even if an attacker tricks the user to put the receiver in pairing mode, we included a software-enable capability that alerts on the host monitor that there has been a change in the USB receiver to which the wireless device is paired (alarm notification).

Corporate policy does not allow use of Bluetooth connections. Can we deploy Logi Bolt wireless products?

es, Logi Bolt wireless mice and keyboards are in fact ideal for environments that do not permit Bluetooth connections. Though Logi Bolt is based on Bluetooth, it is an end-to-end closed system where a Logi Bolt receiver is emitting an encrypted signal that only connects with Logi Bolt products. So the Logi Bolt USB receiver can’t be paired with any non-Logi Bolt device. And because Logi Bolt works with most enterprise operating systems and is securely paired right out of the box, it makes procurement and set up that much easier.

Which products have Logi Bolt connectivity?

To see the Logi Bolt product line-up, visit logitech.com/LogiBolt.

Are Logi Bolt wireless products cross-compatible with Logitech Unifying wireless products?

Logi Bolt wireless products cannot be paired with a Logitech Unifying USB receiver and vice versa. Logitech Unifying wireless products cannot be paired to a Logi Bolt USB receiver.
However, in many cases, Logitech Unifying and Logi Bolt products can be used simultaneously with the same host computer if the host computer has two available USB-A ports. Just keep this in mind — when possible, the best option is to plug your Logi Bolt USB receiver into a port, then power on your Logi Bolt wireless product. This ensures you get the strong signal and security that Logi Bolt offers when paired with its USB receiver.

How do I use a combination of Logitech wireless products on the same computer?

When possible, the best option is to plug your Logi Bolt USB receiver into a USB port, then power on your Logi Bolt wireless product. This ensures you get the strong signal and security that Logi Bolt offers when paired with its USB receiver. If you have more than one Logi Bolt product, you can (and should) pair up to six Logi Bolt products to a single Logi Bolt USB receiver.
Start by identifying which USB receiver provides what type of connection. Visit logitech.com/logibolt for more information.

Next, if unsure what type of wireless mice and keyboards you have, look for a matching logo/design mark on the bottom (the side that rests on the desk surface) of your Logitech wireless products.

If you have two available USB A ports:
– Plug in both the Logi Bolt and Logitech Unifying or 2.4 GHz USB receivers. They can be used on the same computer with their respective wireless products. No required software downloads in most instances. Simply plug in the USB receivers, power on wireless products. This ensures you get the strong signal and security that Logi Bolt offers when paired with its USB receiver.

If you only have one available USB A port:
– If you have a 2.4GHz product or if your Unifying wireless product requires a USB receiver (it does not have Bluetooth as a connection option), plug the 2.4 GHz or Unifying receiver into a port, power on and off your wireless product. Next, connect your Logi Bolt wireless product via Bluetooth.
– If you have an advanced Unifying wireless product with Bluetooth as a connection option, connect your advanced Unifying wireless product via Bluetooth. Next, plug in your Logi Bolt USB receiver into a port. Power on your Logi Bolt wireless product. This ensures you get the strong signal and security that Logi Bolt offers when paired with its USB receiver.

If you don’t have any USB A ports or none are available:
In this case, you probably have a Unifying wireless product that has Bluetooth as a connection option and it’s connected to the computer via Bluetooth. Simply add your Logi Bolt wireless product via Bluetooth.

Why aren’t Logi Bolt and Logitech Unifying cross-compatible?

Logi Bolt is based on the global wireless standard for simple, secure connectivity, Bluetooth Low Energy Wireless Technology. Logitech Unifying is a proprietary 2.4 GHz radio frequency wireless protocol that was developed by Logitech. Plainly, they don’t speak the same language.

Is it possible to pair multiple devices with the same Logi Bolt receiver?

Absolutely. Just like Logitech Unifying connectivity protocol, you can pair up to six Logi Bolt wireless products to a single Logi Bolt USB receiver. In fact, this feature may be in demand more now than ever with individuals who have multiple workspaces — office and home. With one set of Logi Bolt peripherals in the office and another at home, there is no need to carry or commute your favorite peripherals in between workspaces. Simply position the laptop or tablet into range and your wireless products will be ready to use when powered on.
To learn how to pair more than one Logi Bolt wireless product to your Logi Bolt USB receiver, visit logitech.com/options to download Logitech Options software which will walk you through the easy steps.

Will Logitech continue to sell Logitech Unifying wireless products?

Starting in 2021, Logi Bolt is Logitech’s new connectivity protocol for wireless mice and keyboards (non-gaming). Logi Bolt may someday be extended to wireless headsets. However, it will take several years before Logitech’s extensive and popular product portfolio is 100% transitioned to Logi Bolt.

Will Logitech continue to provide routine online, telephone and email support for Unifying products?

Yes, we will continue to provide Logitech Support for Unifying wireless products.

How do I know if my device is Logitech Unifying or Logi Bolt?

Start by identifying which USB receiver provides what type of connection. Visit www.logitech.com/logibolt for more information.

Next, if you’re unsure what type of wireless mice and keyboards you have, look for a matching logo/design mark on the bottom (the side that rests on the desk surface) of your Logitech wireless products.

I lost my Bolt receiver, how do I order a new one?

You can order a replacement Logi Bolt USB receiver from logitech.com and from many popular retailers and eTailers.

Logi Bolt : Connection & Pairing

How to connect a Bolt device

You can either connect via Bluetooth Low Energy wireless technology or via the tiny Logi Bolt USB receiver, locking in an FIPS-secure connection even in congested wireless environments.
You can learn more about pairing and unpairing Logi Bolt keyboard and mice via Bluetooth or using the Logi Bolt app/Logi Web Connect in the FAQs below

How to pair and unpair a Logi Bolt keyboard using the Logi Bolt app/Logi Web Connect

The Logi Bolt app/Logi Web Connect should be used to pair and unpair your Logi Bolt keyboard. First, make sure you have the Logi Bolt app installed or open Logi Web Connect.
Pairing a Log Bolt keyboard
Open the Logi Bolt app/Logi Web Connect and click Add Device.

On your Logi Bolt keyboard, long-press the connect button for three seconds until the light blinks rapidly.

The Logi Bolt app will now detect your Logi Bolt keyboard. To connect, press the CONNECT option next to the name of your device.

Verify your device by typing the passphrase numbers and then press Enter.

If you accidentally type the wrong number, your device will not be verified and will not connect. You will have the option to try again or cancel.

If you typed the verification numbers correctly, you will get the notification that your device has been connected after you press Enter. The keyboard should now work and you can click Continue to finish the pairing process.

The Logi Bolt app will now show your device connected, how it is connected, and the battery life. You can now close the Logi Bolt app.

Unpairing a Logi Bolt keyboard
To unpair a Logi Bolt keyboard, open the Logi Bolt app and next to your device, click on the X to start the unpairing.

Click YES, UNPAIR to confirm unpairing. Your device has now been unpaired.

How to pair and unpair a Logi Bolt mouse using the Logi Bolt app/Logi Web Connect

The Logi Bolt app/Logi Web Connect should be used to pair and unpair your Logi Bolt mouse. First, make sure you have the Logi Bolt app installed or open Logi Web Connect.
Pairing a Log Bolt mouse
Open the Logi Bolt app/Logi Web Connect and click Add Device.

On your Logi Bolt mouse long-press the connect button for three seconds until the light blinks rapidly.

The Logi Bolt app will now detect your Logi Bolt mouse. To connect, press the CONNECT option next to the name of your device.

Verify your device by clicking a unique button combination. Follow the instructions to verify your device.

If you accidentally click the wrong buttons, your device will not be verified and will not connect. You will have the option to try again or cancel.

If you clicked the verification buttons correctly you will get the notification that your device has been connected. The mouse should now work and you can click Continue to finish the pairing process.

The Logi Bolt app will now show your device connected and how it is connected and the battery life. You can now close the Logi Bolt app.

Unpairing a Logi Bolt mouse
To unpair a Logi Bolt mouse, first open the Logi Bolt app, and next to your device click on the X to start the unpairing.

Click YES, UNPAIR to confirm unpairing your device. Your device has now been unpaired.

How to pair and unpair a Logi Bolt device to Bluetooth on Windows

Logi Bolt keyboards and mice can be connected via Bluetooth instead of Logi Bolt. Logi Bolt keyboards and mice support Windows Swift Pair and this is the fastest way to pair your device.
Pairing a Logi Bolt keyboard or mouse to Bluetooth using Windows Swift Pair
On your Logi Bolt keyboard or mouse long press the Connect button for at least three seconds until the light is rapidly flashing.
Swift Pair will show a notification allowing you to connect your Logi Bolt device.

If you dismiss, take too long or something goes wrong, you will get a notification that the pairing has failed. If this happens, please try to connect using the Windows Bluetooth settings.

If you click Connect , Windows will start to connect to the Logi Bolt device and notify you that the device has been paired. You can now already use your Logi Bolt device.

Windows does need to do set up some additional settings and will show you two additional notifications

Pairing a Logi Bolt keyboard or mouse to Bluetooth using Windows Bluetooth settings
Go to the Bluetooth & Other Devices settings in Windows and click Add Bluetooth or other device.

You will see the option to Add a device — select the option Bluetooth.

On your Logi Bolt keyboard or mouse long-press the connect button for at least three seconds until the light is rapidly flashing and appears in the list of devices you can connect.

Click the name of the Logi Bolt device you want to connect to start the process.

If you are connecting a Logi Bolt mouse, you will see a final notification that the mouse is ready to go and can be used. Click Done to complete the Bluetooth pairing.

If you are connecting a Logi Bolt keyboard you will be asked to enter a PIN. Please type the numbers you see and press Enter to complete the pairing.

You will see a final notification that the keyboard is ready to go and can be used. Click Done to complete the Bluetooth pairing.

Once completed Windows needs to set up some additional settings and will show you two additional notifications.

Unpair a Logi Bolt device from Bluetooth
Go to the Bluetooth & other devices settings in Windows, click on the name of the Logi Bolt device you want to unpair, then click the button Remove device.

You will be asked to confirm if you want to remove the device and you must click Yes to continue. Click anywhere else to cancel the unpairing.

Windows will start to remove the pairing, the Logi Bolt device will be removed from the list, and no longer be connected to your computer.

How to pair and unpair a Logi Bolt device to Bluetooth on macOS

Pairing a Logi Bolt keyboard
1. Long press the connect button for three seconds on your device to put it in pairing mode.
2. Go to System Preferences , and click on Bluetooth.

3. Under the list of devices, look for the one you are trying to pair, and click on Connect.

4. Enter the passcode from the keyboard followed by the Return key. Click on Connect.

5. The keyboard is now connected to your Mac.

Pairing a Logi Bolt mouse
1. Long-press the Connect button for three seconds on your device to put it in pairing mode.
2. Go to System Preferences , and click on Bluetooth.

3. Under the list of devices, look for the mouse you are trying to pair, and click on Connect.

4. The mouse is now connected to your Mac.

Unpair a Logi Bolt keyboard or mouse
1. Go to System Preferences , and click on Bluetooth.

2. Under the connected devices, click on x for the one you want to unpair.

3. On the popup, click on Remove.

4. Your device is now unpaired from the Mac.

How to connect multiple Bolt devices to one receiver

You can pair up to six Logi Bolt wireless mice and keyboards to a single Logi Bolt USB receiver.
You can learn more about pairing and unpairing Logi Bolt keyboard and mice using the Logi Bolt app on Microsoft Windows or Apple macOS in the below FAQs:

– How to pair and unpair a Logi Bolt keyboard using the Logi Bolt app
– How to pair and unpair a Logi Bolt mouse using the Logi Bolt app

How to pair and unpair a Logi Bolt keyboard using the Logi Bolt app/Logi Web Connect

The Logi Bolt app/Logi Web Connect should be used to pair and unpair your Logi Bolt keyboard. First, make sure you have the Logi Bolt app installed or open Logi Web Connect.

Pairing a Log Bolt keyboard
Open the Logi Bolt app/Logi Web Connect and click Add Device.