3.1 DPI Switching (Cursor Speed)
3.2 Silent Click Technology
3.3 Power Saving
| Problem | Likely Cause | Solution | |---------|--------------|----------| | Cursor not moving | USB receiver not detected | Re-plug the receiver into a different USB port. | | Intermittent connection | Low battery or wireless interference | Replace battery; move router/phone away from mouse. | | Double-clicking on single click | Debounce setting or switch issue | Clean around the button with compressed air; test on another PC. | | Mouse not waking up | Deep sleep or dead battery | Click a button; if no response, replace battery and re-pair. |
If you're still having trouble finding or using your Pangyingo wireless mouse manual, consider reaching out to Pangyingo's customer support directly. They should be able to provide you with the correct manual or troubleshooting steps specific to your product.
The DPI (Dots Per Inch) determines how fast your cursor moves.
Default DPI levels (Click the DPI button behind the scroll wheel): pangyingo wireless mouse manual
| Click | DPI Value | Speed (Cursor movement) | LED Color | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | 1st Click | 800 DPI | Slow / Precise | Red light (1 flash) | | 2nd Click | 1200 DPI | Medium (Default) | Blue light (2 flashes) | | 3rd Click | 1600 DPI | Fast | Green light (3 flashes) | | 4th Click (M8 only)| 2400 DPI | Very Fast | Purple light (4 flashes) |
Note: If the mouse returns to 800 after 4 clicks, the cycle is complete.
How to change polling rate (Gaming models only): Hold the DPI button + Right button for 5 seconds. The scroll wheel will flash:
Q: Can I use the Pangyingo mouse while charging? A: Yes. The mouse supports "wired mode." Simply plug in the USB-C cable and continue using it. The internal battery will charge simultaneously.
Q: Why does my mouse have a red light flashing when I move it? A: That is the low battery indicator. You have approximately 2-4 hours of use remaining. Charge immediately.
Q: I lost my USB receiver. Can I buy a universal one? A: No. Pangyingo receivers are pre-paired at the factory. You must buy a replacement specifically for the Pangyingo brand, or use Bluetooth mode if your model supports it. Standard "universal" receivers will not work. Unlike traditional mice
Q: How do I reset the mouse to factory settings? A: Turn the mouse off. Hold the Left, Right, and Middle buttons simultaneously. While holding, turn the mouse on. Keep holding for 10 seconds until the LED flashes rainbow/white. Release. This erases all custom DPI and pairing data.
Q: Is the Pangyingo wireless mouse compatible with Xbox One or PS5? A: Generally, no. Consoles require licensed peripherals. It works on PC, Mac, and mobile devices only. It will NOT work on Xbox Series X/S or PS5 via the USB dongle.
If your Pangyingo box says "Dual Mode" or "BT 5.0/5.2," you can connect without using the USB dongle. This is ideal for tablets, phones, or laptops with limited USB ports.
For Windows 10/11:
For macOS:
For iPad/Android:
Tip: To switch back to 2.4GHz mode, toggle the switch to "ON" (not BT) and insert the dongle. Your mouse remembers the last pairing.
Standard models: No driver is required. The Pangyingo uses the native operating system HID driver. It is "plug and play."
Advanced models (M8 Pro & Gaming variants): For users who want to remap buttons or set macros:
Unlike traditional mice, the Pangyingo does not use AA/AAA batteries. You must charge it via USB-C.
Warning: Do not use a fast-charging phone brick (e.g., 65W). Stick to a standard USB port on your laptop or a 5V/1A adapter to extend battery lifespan.