Logitech M190 Wireless Mouse Repair

The Logitech M190 Full-Size Wireless Mouse is a contoured, full-size wireless mouse designed for comfortable all-day use for medium to large hands. It is built with durable materials and incorporates recycled plastic in its construction to reduce environmental impact. Key features include a contoured ergonomic shape with scooped buttons, lag-free 2.4 GHz wireless connectivity via a USB nano receiver, precise optical tracking, and effortless scrolling. The design emphasizes durability and long-term reliability for everyday office and home use.

The Logitech WIRELESS MOUSE M190 includes Mouse (M/N MR0087) and USB receiver (M/N CU0019). Model labels are located as follows — Mouse: on the underside product label; USB Receiver: printed on the flat face or side of the receiver housing near the USB plug. Each component carries its own model (M/N) and serial (S/N) identifiers.

• Form Factor: Full-size contoured ergonomic mouse (designed for medium to large hands)
• Model / SKU / MPN: Product ID: m190-wireless-mouse; SKU / MPN: 910-005901
• Connectivity: 2.4 GHz wireless via USB nano receiver (receiver model not specified in provided sources)
• Power: Power source not explicitly specified on provided pages (commonly ships using a single AA battery in this product family)
• Sensor: Optical tracking (exact sensor model and DPI not specified by provided sources)
• Primary microswitches: Not specified by Logitech on the provided pages (microswitch model/manufacturer unknown)
• Materials: Made with recycled plastic; designed for durability and reduced environmental impact
• In the Box: M190 mouse, USB nano receiver, documentation (packaging contents not fully itemized in provided pages)
• Carbon footprint: Listed carbon footprint on product page ~4.04 kg CO2e (page shows 4.0 / 4.04 kg CO2e)
• Product images / Color options: Available in Charcoal (page lists model: M190 Full-Size Wireless Mouse - Charcoal)

Common repair-relevant faults include dead or weak power (battery), loss of wireless connection (nano receiver issues), stuck/dirty optical sensor or scroll wheel, and worn microswitches causing unresponsive clicks. Diagnose by swapping/replacing the battery, reseating or testing the USB receiver on another PC, cleaning the optical sensor and scroll wheel, and opening the case to inspect battery contacts and microswitches for wear or poor solder joints.

For additional troubleshooting help, visit: Visit https://support.logi.com for product support, troubleshooting articles, and contact options.

Limited hardware warranty varies by region—consult Logitech warranty information on the official support site for terms and claim procedures.

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