Logitech MX Master 4: Setup Guide for PC & Mac (Bluetooth & LogiBolt)

Unboxing and Initial Setup

• 📦 The Logitech MX Master 4 comes with minimal packaging, with instructions cleverly hidden on the side of the mouse itself.
• 💡 Two primary pairing methods are available: Bluetooth and the LogiBolt USB receiver.

Pairing with LogiBolt USB Receiver

• 🔌 The LogiBolt receiver is a USB-C device, which may require a USB-A adapter for older PCs that lack USB-C ports.
• ⚠️ Note that the USB-A adapter is not included with the mouse and must be purchased separately.
• 🖱️ After plugging in the receiver (or adapter), simply turn on the mouse to establish the initial connection.
• ✅ A successful connection is indicated by the ability to freely move the cursor on the screen.

Pairing via Bluetooth

• 🔵 To pair via Bluetooth, first unplug the LogiBolt receiver and ensure the mouse is turned on.
• ⚙️ Navigate to your computer's Settings > Devices > Bluetooth and select 'Add Bluetooth or other device'.
• ⚠️ Ensure the mouse is in pairing mode (indicated by a flashing light) and not already connected to another device.
• 🔄 If experiencing issues, try switching to a different device channel on the mouse (e.g., from channel 1 to channel 2) and restarting the Bluetooth process.

Troubleshooting and Multi-Device Switching

• 📶 Bluetooth connection issues can sometimes be related to the distance between the mouse and the PC's Bluetooth adapter or the adapter's quality.
• 💻 The MX Master 4 supports multi-device switching, allowing you to connect to up to three devices.
• ➡️ Use the designated button on the mouse to cycle through connected devices (channels 1, 2, or 3).
• 💡 If Bluetooth proves difficult, the LogiBolt receiver is a reliable alternative for a stable connection.

Final Tips

• 💬 Viewers are encouraged to share their own tips for Bluetooth connectivity in the comments section.
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