I’m not sure what to do at this point since there is no real difference in how my system was before and after the mouse stopped working - still fine in Windows. What I suspect is Linux is holding on to a previous instance of the pair, and not the current one, although in theory, a live boot should fix this unless it is influenced by installed Linux oses. Live booting another Arch based Distro (EndevourOS - Kernal 5.15)ĭeleting any relevant files in /dev/ and rebooting in TTY (contents of /dev/usb/ and hid devices, I may not have found the relevant one) also deleted the /dev/cat/ file that matched powerplays usb id Unpairing and Repairing on Manjaro using Solaar (with a wired mouse) Recently, when trying to fix an unrelated issue (updating the firmware of a dongle, the mouse and powerplay firmware had been updated prior and still worked on Manjaro) I unpaired and paired my mouse to the powerplay pad, and since then it refused to work in Linux. Its AMAZING.My system is partitioned with Windows 10, and the Kernal is 5.10.x (which I think is the minimum kernal that supports powerplay) - originally when I got the Logitech G Pro X Superlight mouse with a Powerplay mousepad it didn’t work with my distro at the time, Linux Mint, because the kernal was out of date, it worked out of the box with Manjaro. LED flashing blue indicates mouse is not paired to the integrated LIGHTSPEED wireless receiver in POWERPLAY control box Turn mouse off, wait three seconds. I really enjoy the Powerplay and the fact that you never have to use batteries or plug the mouse in to charge. I was thinking of trying the G903 but it kinda looks similar to the G502 which cause my wrists to have pain. It feels 'heavy' or less natural when clicking. You can even look at the mouse from the front and see that the left click is slightly higher than the right click like the spring (or whatever allows it to click) is loose.

I've had it replaced 2 times since my orginal purchase. Its an awesome mouse but after 2-3 months I have to have it replaced because the left click starts double clicking / dragging. Is there other mice that are compatible? Will there be a new compatible mouse release soon? Are ALL 'LIGHTSPEED' listed mice compatible? Looking at the LIGHTSPEED Mice that would include G703, G903, G502, G305, G603 and the PRO ?(these are all listed under LIGHTSPEED WIRELESS) I currently own the G703 but have had issues with it since I've bought it. What mouses are compatible with the powerplay? The product listing on logitech only says it works with G903 and G703 but I know G502 is also compatible with it as I've owned one before but it hurt my wrist using it. Zaprojektowany z myl o wysokiej wydajnoci w grach.

Logitech powerplay mouse