Pangyingo Wireless Mouse Manual <EASY × TRICKS>

Remove the receiver, turn the mouse off, plug the receiver back in, and turn the mouse on. Cursor Jumping or Lagging

Pangyingo Wireless Mouse User Manual: Setup, Usage, and Troubleshooting Guide

If your model is rechargeable, follow these steps for longevity:

A system reboot can resolve driver conflicts or system errors that may interfere with mouse operation. pangyingo wireless mouse manual

A: Turn the mouse off. Hold the Left, Right, and Middle buttons simultaneously. While holding, turn the mouse on. Keep holding for 10 seconds until the LED flashes rainbow/white. Release. This erases all custom DPI and pairing data.

Slide the power switch on the bottom of the mouse to the ON position.

Plug the opposite end into a PC USB port or a standard 5V phone wall charger. Remove the receiver, turn the mouse off, plug

If you aren't using the mouse for an extended period, remove the batteries to prevent leakage and store the USB receiver in its dedicated slot inside the mouse.

Ensure there are no large metal objects or other 2.4 GHz devices (like routers) between the mouse and the receiver.

If your Pangyingo model supports Bluetooth (often labeled as a "Dual Mode" mouse): Toggle to BT: Switch the bottom slider to the Enter Pairing Mode: Hold the Left, Right, and Middle buttons simultaneously

Most Pangyingo models use a nano USB receiver for a stable 2.4GHz connection. Locate the Receiver

Turn on the mouse and locate the Bluetooth pairing button (often on the bottom of the mouse, sometimes combined with the DPI button). Press and hold this button for about 3-5 seconds. You will see a blinking light, often blue, indicating the mouse is in discoverable mode.