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• You can connect the mouse to Bluetooth devices running HarmonyOS 2/iOS 13.1/Android 5.0/Windows 8.1/macOS
10.10 or later, and Linux. (There may be compatibility issues with certain devices.)
• If the Bluetooth device supports proximity detection, move the mouse close to the Bluetooth device. A connection
dialog box will appear on the Bluetooth device. Follow the onscreen instructions to complete pairing.
ScreenHop/DPI adjustment
By default, the mouse's custom button is used for dots per inch (DPI) adjustments. You can press the button to adjust the DPI
level of the mouse. A higher level indicates a higher sensitivity.
If the device connected to the mouse meets certain conditions, you can set the custom button as the ScreenHop switch, to
enable or disable the ScreenHop feature.
ScreenHop allows you to switch seamlessly between devices by moving your cursor to the edge of the screen when the
mouse is connected to multiple devices. To enable the ScreenHop feature, perform the following steps:
1 Pairing your mouse with multiple devices, such as a computer and a tablet.
Connect the mouse to the devices via the wireless USB receiver. You can also turn the 2.4G/OFF/Bluetooth switch to ,
and press and hold the Flash-Switch button. When a Multi-device indicator flashes quickly, move the mouse close to a
device, and follow the onscreen instructions to complete the connection after the connection window appears.
2 Setting Shortcuts on the mouse to ScreenHop on any device connected to the mouse.
If you are using a Huawei computer running Windows, perform the following steps:
a Open Huawei PC Manager, and log in to your HUAWEI ID.
b Click
My devices, and find the mouse card that indicates a successful connection. (If the card prompts you to
download the ScreenHop plug-in, follow the onscreen instructions to download it.)
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