#Logitech options icon driver
#Logitech options icon pro

It’s 100x easier to copy and paste text on an iPad when you’re using a mouse.

You can unlock your iPad, move icons, open apps. Once the Logitech i345 is paired, the iPad shows a small “dot” which is the pointer.Įverything else works as you would expect a mouse to do.

#Logitech options icon driver

There’s no need for additional Logitech iOS apps on your iPad or the PC experience of waiting for a driver to install. On your iPad, you go to Bluetooth settings and connect. Turn the mouse on and it enters pairing mode, there’s a blinking blue light on the bottom so you know it’s in pairing mode. The Logitech i345 looks identical to the Logitech M340 and Logitech M355 but it’s Bluetooth only and does not come with the Logitech Nano Receiver (but it does have the storage compartment inside the battery compartment for a Nano Receiver). I’m geeky enough to have got optimistically nostalgic for Pebble Watch.Īnyway, the iPad mouse retails for about US$30 from Amazon or your preferred retailer. Logitech is the first, that I have seen, to launch a mouse specifically for the iPad.

#Logitech options icon pro

Top Logitech Pebble i345 Review – iPad Pro User Experience It’s a bit bulky but I prefer the travel on the keys, the backlight (and the cost) vs Apple’s version. Personally, I’m using the Logitech Slim Folio Pro case. If you use the iPad with a keyboard, pairing with a mouse also makes a lot of sense. I also use my iPad for VNC connections, so a mouse makes remote computer work easier. My personal need for a mouse was driven by video calls, where I needed a way to quickly click between people on the call without reaching across and blocking the camera. Even Apple has come to this realization adding official mouse support in iOS 13.4 and launching the Magic Keyboard for iPad with a built-in touchpad. If you plan to use the iPad as a computer replacement, especially for spreadsheets, a mouse makes things infinitely easier. It may seem counterintuitive on a touch screen tablet, but there are times when a mouse with the iPad makes sense.

Quickly Turn Off Assistive Touch (Hide the Assistive Touch Icon).

Customizing the Scroll Wheel on the iPad in iOS.

Customizing Mousebuttons on the iPad in iOS.

Logitech Pebble i345 Review with iPad Pro.

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