Touch PBT Wireless Mouse Setup: Pairing and Customizing

Quick answer

To set up your Lofree Touch PBT wireless mouse, first charge it fully, then choose a connection: flip the power switch on and use the 2.4G USB receiver for a plug-and-play link, or hold the Bluetooth pairing button until the indicator blinks and select the mouse in your device's Bluetooth menu. Once connected, adjust DPI with the button (up to 4000 DPI) and, if you want, swap the PBT keycaps for a custom feel. If the mouse does not appear, check the power switch and move the receiver to a direct USB port.

Before you pair: charge, switch, and surface check

A new mouse often ships with a partial charge. Plug the included cable into a USB port and let it charge while you read this. The power switch is on the bottom; slide it to ON. If the indicator does not light, the battery may be fully drained—give it 20–30 minutes before trying again.

The Touch PBT Wireless Mouse uses a PAW 3805 sensor that works on glass surfaces, so you do not need a mousepad to test tracking. Still, for the most consistent glide, start on a clean desk. If you plan to use it on glass, avoid thick tempered glass with dark tint, which can reduce sensor accuracy even when the sensor supports it.

Pair over Bluetooth: the step most people rush

Put the mouse within 1 meter of your computer or tablet. Press and hold the Bluetooth pairing button (usually on the bottom or top) for about 3 seconds until the LED flashes rapidly. On your device, open Bluetooth settings, wait for “Lofree Touch PBT” or a similar name to appear, and select it. If your device asks for a code, try 0000 or 1234; most modern systems pair without one.

Common mistake: releasing the pairing button too early. The LED must flash quickly, not just blink once. If it stops flashing before you select the mouse, repeat the hold. On Windows, if the mouse pairs but does not move the cursor, remove the device from Bluetooth settings and pair again—this clears a stale connection profile.

Pair over 2.4G: plug in and go

For a lag-free connection, slide the power switch to ON, then plug the 2.4G USB receiver into a direct USB-A port on your computer. Avoid USB hubs, monitor ports, or extension cables during setup—they can cause dropouts. The mouse should connect automatically within a few seconds. If it does not, press the pairing button once (do not hold) to re-sync.

Checkpoint: the receiver is often stored inside the mouse or in a slot under the battery cover. If you cannot find it, look there before assuming it is missing. Once connected, you can unplug the charging cable and use the mouse wirelessly.

Adjust DPI and basic settings

The Touch PBT Wireless Mouse supports up to 4000 DPI via the PAW 3805 sensor. Press the DPI button (usually on top) to cycle through preset levels. For office work on a single monitor, 1000–1600 DPI is comfortable. For a 4K display or fast gaming, step up to 2400–4000 DPI. There is no software required for DPI changes; the mouse stores the last setting.

If you use the mouse across two devices, pair Bluetooth to one and 2.4G to another, then switch with the mode button. Note that the mouse does not automatically switch between devices—you must press the mode button each time. This is a deliberate design for stability, but it means you cannot take calls on your laptop and keep using the mouse on your desktop without a click.

Customize with keycaps and PBT care

The Touch PBT Wireless Mouse is outfitted with PBT keycaps, which resist shine, stickiness, and color fading better than glossy ABS plastic. You can swap them with your favorite keycaps if they fit the mouse's stems—check the stem type before buying. The mouse also uses LOFREE PBT material for the body, giving it a skin-friendly texture that stays comfortable during long sessions.

To clean PBT surfaces, wipe with a slightly damp microfiber cloth. Avoid alcohol or abrasive cleaners, which can dull the texture. If you want a matching desk theme, the Mysterious Maya keycaps are designed for mechanical keyboards, not this mouse, so they will not fit the mouse's switches—but they can complement your keyboard while the mouse stays stock.

Troubleshooting: when the mouse will not connect

If the mouse does not appear in Bluetooth, turn it off and on, then hold the pairing button for 5 seconds to clear the previous pairing. On Windows, open Device Manager and check for a yellow warning under Bluetooth. On Mac, remove the device from the Bluetooth list and re-add it. For 2.4G issues, try a different USB port, preferably USB 2.0, and keep the receiver away from USB 3.0 ports and metal surfaces.

A less common issue: the mouse works but feels jumpy. This usually means the surface is too reflective or the DPI is set too high for your screen resolution. Lower the DPI one step and test on a matte surface. If the cursor still stutters, the battery may be low—charge for 30 minutes and retest.

Setup steps at a glance

1. Charge before pairing: Plug the mouse into a USB port and charge for at least 30 minutes if the indicator does not light when switched on. Checkpoint: a solid or pulsing LED means it is charging; no light means the cable or port may be faulty.
2. Turn on and pick a mode: Slide the power switch to ON. For Bluetooth, hold the pairing button until the LED flashes fast. For 2.4G, plug the receiver into a direct USB port. Common mistake: using a USB hub for the 2.4G receiver—connect directly to the computer instead.
3. Pair in your device settings: Open Bluetooth settings and select the Lofree mouse. For 2.4G, wait 5 seconds; if nothing happens, press the pairing button once. If pairing fails, remove the device from your Bluetooth list and repeat the hold.
4. Set your DPI: Press the DPI button to cycle through levels. Start at 1200 DPI for general work; increase to 2400–4000 for large or high-resolution screens. Checkpoint: the cursor should move smoothly without overshooting small icons.
5. Customize keycaps (optional): If you want a different look or feel, gently pull off the stock PBT keycaps and press on compatible replacements. Check stem type before buying. Keep the original keycaps in case you want to switch back or resell the mouse.
6. Clean and maintain: Wipe the PBT surfaces with a damp microfiber cloth weekly. Avoid alcohol-based cleaners to preserve the texture. This keeps the skin-friendly finish and prevents shine buildup.

Product facts

• Touch PBT Wireless Mouse: Outfitted with PBT keycaps, these mice offer skin-friendly comfort and the ability to customize with favorite keycaps. You can swap keycaps for a personalized feel, and the PBT material resists the glossy, sticky wear that plagues cheaper mice.
• Touch PBT Wireless Mouse: The PAW 3805 sensor provides up to 4000 DPI and allows for use on glass surfaces. You get flexibility to work on a glass desk without a mousepad, and you can adjust DPI up to 4000 for high-resolution screens or gaming.
• Touch PBT Wireless Mouse: Eliminating experience of glossy, sticky and color fading with LOFREE PBT material Mouse. The mouse stays comfortable and looks newer for longer, which matters if you use it daily for hours.