M590 - Mouse LOGITECH - Free user manual and instructions

Features	Details
Mouse type	Wireless mouse
Connectivity	Bluetooth and Unifying USB receiver
Resolution	1000 DPI
Battery life	24 months with a single AA battery
Additional features	Silent mode, programmable buttons
Dimensions	102 x 59 x 34 mm
Weight	101 g (with battery)
Compatibility	Windows, macOS, Chrome OS, Linux
Maintenance	Regular cleaning, battery replacement
Security	Use of a secure connection, protection against interference
Warranty	2 years limited warranty

Frequently Asked Questions - M590 LOGITECH

The Logitech M590 mouse does not connect to my computer. What should I do?

Check that the mouse is turned on and that the battery is properly installed. Make sure the USB receiver is plugged in correctly. Try resetting the Bluetooth connection or unplugging and plugging back in the USB receiver.

How do I change the battery of my Logitech M590 mouse?

To change the battery, turn the mouse over and remove the battery compartment cover. Replace the old battery with a new AA battery, respecting the indicated polarity. Close the cover and turn on the mouse.

The mouse does not respond properly to movements. What should I do?

Make sure the surface you are using the mouse on is clean and suitable. A mouse pad can improve accuracy. Also check that the optical sensor is not obstructed by dust.

How do I customize the buttons on my Logitech M590 mouse?

Download and install the Logitech Options software from the Logitech website. Connect your mouse and open the software to customize the buttons according to your preferences.

Does the M590 mouse work with Android devices?

Yes, the Logitech M590 mouse is compatible with Android devices that support Bluetooth. Make sure Bluetooth is enabled on your device and follow the connection instructions.

How do I check the battery level of my Logitech M590 mouse?

The battery level is not displayed directly. However, you can estimate the battery life based on usage. If the mouse starts disconnecting or behaving erratically, it is time to replace the battery.

Is the M590 mouse rechargeable?

No, the Logitech M590 mouse uses a non-rechargeable AA battery. You will need to replace it when the battery is depleted.

What should I do if my M590 mouse frequently disconnects?

This may be due to Bluetooth interference or a weak battery. Try moving the mouse closer to the USB receiver, replace the battery, or check that no nearby device is causing interference.

How do I enable or disable the silent mode on my mouse?

Silent mode is enabled by default. If you want to disable it, use the Logitech Options software to change your mouse settings.

USER MANUAL M590 LOGITECH

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7 FRANÇAIS
12 ESPAÑOL
17 PORTUGUÊS

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

Unifying USB Receiver

Available USB port

Windows ^® 10 or later

Windows® 8 or later

Windows ^® 7 or later

MAC OS X 10.10

Chrome OS™

Linux Kernel 2.6

Bluetooth® Low Energy Technology

Windows® 10 or later

Windows® 8 or later

MAC OS X 10.10

Chrome OS™

Android 5.0 or later

Logitech Options

Windows ^® 10,

Windows 8, and

Windows 7

MAC OS X 10.10 or above

Logitech Flow requires a compatible mouse and at least two computers that can connect to each other over a local area network

PRODUCT OVERVIEW

1 Scroll wheel button and tilt buttons
2 Easy-Switch™ button
3 Channel and battery indicator
4 Forward button
5 Back button
6 On/Off slider
7 Battery and Unifying receiver storage*
* Unifying receiver inside

CONNECT

Bluetooth wireless technology

In case you have limited USB slots, you can connect your M585 or M590 Silent mouse to your computer using Bluetooth. For compatibility requirements, please refer to system requirements

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www.logitech.com/options

1 Download Logitech Options, click Add Devices, and select Add Bluetooth Device

2 Remove pull tab or make sure your mouse is ON

3 Short press Easy-Switch button to select desired channel

4 Long press Easy-Switch button to enter pairing mode

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5 Find your M585/M90 mouse on the list of Bluetooth devices and connect

Logitech M585/M590 Silent can connect to one computer on the two provided channels using Bluetooth.

Unifying USB receiver

One tiny receiver for up to six Unifying devices. Plug it and leave it, then connect additional mice and keyboards to one computer.

First time out of the box

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www.logitech.com/options

1 Download Logitech Options, click Add Devices, and select Add Unifying Device

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2 Remove pull tab or make sure your mouse is on and extract Unifying receiver from battery hatch

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3 Short press Easy-Switch button to select desired channel

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4 Long press Easy-Switch button to enter pairing mode

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5 Insert Unifying USB receiver

Repair with an existing Unifying receiver

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www.logitech.com/unifying

1 Download Logitech Unifying Software

2 Make sure your mouse is On

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3 Short press Easy-Switch button to select desired channel

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4 Long press Easy-Switch button to enter pairing mode

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5 Open Unifying software and follow onscreen instructions

Connecting to 2 systems

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www.logitech.com/options

1 Download Logitech Options on both systems

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2 Make sure your mouse is On

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3 Long press Easy-Switch button to enter pairing mode

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4 Connect to your first computer via either Unifying USB receiver or Bluetooth

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5 Short press Easy-Switch button to switch to next channel

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6 Long press Easy-Switch button to enter pairing mode

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7 Connect to your second computer via Unifying USB receiver or Bluetooth

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8 Enable FLOW through Logitech Options or press Easy-Switch button to switch between devices

Logitech M585/590 Silent can connect to up to two computers with either Bluetooth or Logitech Unifying receiver. One receiver is included in the box.

CONFIGURATION REQUISE

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www.logitech.com/options

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www.logitech.com/unifying

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Logitech Unifying

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www.logitech.com/options

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Bluetooth

Receptor USB Unifying

Puerto USB disponible

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www.logitech.com/options

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Receptor USB Unifying

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www.logitech.com/options

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5 Inserta el receptor Unifying USB

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1 Descarga el software Logitech Unifying

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Logitech Unifying

Receptor USB Unifying

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www.logitech.com/options

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5 Localize seu mouse M585/M90 na lista de dispositivos Bluetooth e conecte

Receptor USB Unifying

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www.logitech.com/options

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5 Insira o receptor USB Unifying

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www.logitech.com/unifying

1 Faça download do software Logitech Unifying

2 Verifique se o mouse está ligado

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Logitech Unifying

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www.logitech.com/options

1 Faça download do Logitech Options nos dois sistemas

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2 Verifique se o mouse está ligado

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