Logitech
Logitech Signature M550 Mouse 910-006593 Rose 4000 dpi
A wireless optical mouse with Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz connectivity, 4000 dpi sensitivity and a 32.81 ft range
- TypeBluetooth Wireless
- Wireless freedom up to 32.81 ft via 2.40 GHz or Bluetooth
- Precise 4000 dpi optical tracking for accurate cursor control
- Three programmable buttons streamline repetitive tasks
- Designed for small to medium hands with comfortable contours
- Rose finish adds a subtle, modern look
Compact wireless mouse for small hands
The Logitech Signature M550 is a Bluetooth and 2.40 GHz wireless mouse designed for small to medium hands. It connects via a USB receiver and operates at up to 32.81 ft. The optical sensor reaches 4000 dpi for precise cursor control.
Suits mobile users and quiet offices
This model suits people who want a compact, cordless pointer with programmable buttons for shortcuts. It is not for buyers who need an ergonomic shape for large hands, a rechargeable battery, or a high-button count for complex macros.
4000 dpi sensor with three programmable buttons
The 4000 dpi sensor handles everyday productivity, web browsing and light creative work comfortably. It runs out of steam for fast-paced gaming that demands higher sensitivity steps, adjustable weight or more than three programmable inputs.
Highlights
- Wireless freedom up to 32.81 ft via 2.40 GHz or Bluetooth
- Precise 4000 dpi optical tracking for accurate cursor control
- Three programmable buttons streamline repetitive tasks
- Designed for small to medium hands with comfortable contours
- Rose finish adds a subtle, modern look
Specifications
| Brand | Logitech |
|---|---|
| Type | Bluetooth Wireless |
| Shipping weight | 0.16 kg |
| Package size | 127 × 89 × 51 mm |
Questions about this item
What type of USB port is needed for the 2.40 GHz receiver included with the M550?
The mouse uses a standard USB receiver for its 2.40 GHz radio frequency connection, so any available USB-A port on the computer will work.
Will the M550 interfere with a Logitech keyboard using a Unifying receiver on the same 2.40 GHz band?
The M550 connects via its own dedicated 2.40 GHz receiver or Bluetooth; it does not use the Unifying protocol, so it operates independently alongside a Unifying keyboard.
How can I verify the 4000 dpi sensor is active after pairing the M550?
Move the cursor across the screen; if it responds smoothly at the default speed, the 4000 dpi optical sensor is functioning. Adjust pointer speed in OS settings if needed.
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