This User Manual covers all features, setup, and pairing instructions for the Satechi M1 Wireless Mouse, a Bluetooth wireless mouse with USB-C charging.
Functions
1. USB-C Charging Port: Connect the included USB-C charging cable here to charge the mouse.
2. Left Button
3. Right Button
4. Scroll Wheel
5. LED Indicator: Shows pairing mode, charging status, and low battery.
6. Power Switch: Switch to ON or OFF.
7. Optical Sensor
8. Pairing Button: Hold for 3 to 5 seconds, until the blue LED begins to flash, to pair.
Setup
Powering On / Off
Slide the Power Switch to ON to turn the mouse on, and to OFF to turn it off.
Pairing (Bluetooth)
macOS:
1. Launch System Preferences > Bluetooth. Ensure Bluetooth is turned on.
2. Power ON your M1 Mouse. (Recommended to fully charge the mouse prior to initial pairing.)
3. Hold the pairing button for 3 to 5 seconds or until you see the blue LED light begin to flash.
4. Select "Satechi M1 Mouse" from the list of connectable devices.
5. The M1 Mouse will show a connected status when successfully paired.
Windows 11 & Windows 10:
1. Launch Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Add a device. Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your device.
2. Power ON your M1 Mouse. (Recommended to fully charge the mouse prior to initial pairing.)
3. Hold the pairing button for 3 to 5 seconds or until you see the blue LED light begin to flash.
4. Select "Satechi M1 Mouse." Click "Next" once the mouse has been selected from the list.
5. A progress bar will appear during the pairing process and will disappear on its own once the pairing is complete.
Note: The M1 Wireless Mouse does not support multi-device sync. It can only be used with 1 host device at a time.
Charging
Connect the included USB-C charging cable to the USB-C Charging Port to charge the mouse. A full charge takes about 2 to 3 hours. When fully charged, the blue light turns off.
Note: The M1 Mouse cannot be used in wired mode. It will function while charging.
LED Indicators
Blue LED: Pairing Mode / Charging Status.
Blue light turns off: Fully Charged.
Red LED: Battery Low.
Note: The battery percentage shown on macOS is not supported. Use the LED Indicator for battery level indication.
Certifications
FCC, CE, ISED (IC: 24917-STABTCM1)
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