DPI sensitivity stages let you set how quickly a compatible Logitech mouse responds to movement. Logitech Gaming Software brings those controls together with device lighting, button assignments, macros, and game profiles.
Set DPI and assign device buttons
Choose sensitivity levels for a supported mouse, then select a button assignment to change how a button behaves. Depending on the device, assignments can include keyboard commands, mouse functions, or macros. Lighting controls are also available for compatible Logitech gaming devices.
The settings shown depend on the connected hardware, so a mouse, keyboard, or headset may expose different controls in the software.
Create profiles for individual games
Make a profile with its own device settings and link it to a game. With automatic game detection enabled, Logitech Gaming Software can select the associated profile when that game is running. Separate profiles let a mouse or keyboard use different button assignments and sensitivity settings across games.
Build and assign macros
Create a macro from a sequence of keyboard inputs or mouse actions, then assign it to a supported button. This puts a repeated command sequence on a device control and allows it to be included in a game-specific profile.
- Use separate profiles to keep game controls distinct.
- Adjust lighting and other options where the connected device supports them.
Pros
- Set multiple mouse DPI sensitivity stages
- Assign commands and macros to compatible device buttons
- Link profiles to games for automatic switching
Can Logitech Gaming Software switch profiles when a game starts?
Yes. Link a profile to a game and enable automatic game detection to have the software select that profile while the game runs.
What can a macro do?
A macro can combine keyboard inputs or mouse actions and be assigned to a supported device button.
Can the software change lighting on every Logitech device?
Lighting controls are available for compatible gaming devices; the options depend on the connected hardware.
