Now it is time to confirm your installation of the software. Musicmatch Jukebox is included with the software, but since I’m no fan of this particular program so I chose not install it.

The progress of the installation screen:

After the software is installed, its time to reboot the system.

Although this is nothing new when it comes to Logitech mice, it still is a pretty nice feature that lets you know when the batteries are running low.

SetPoint:

When starting the SetPoint software for the first time this is the screen you’re greeted by. Here you can configure your buttons to your liking, but I left them to default.

This is the mouse movement window, where you can adjust your scrolling and pointer speed plus choose your acceleration. If Smart Move is enabled the pointer automatically jumps to the active button each time you open a new window or dialog. To me this is a pretty useless function but I’m sure some would find it helpful in some situations.

In this page you can set how early the software should warn about low battery status, ranging from 5% to 30%.

This is the Mouse Game Settings page, where you can configure the mouse game settings.

In the Advanced Game settings you can fine tune the sensitivity on the mouse; the dpi modes can be tuned into perfection in 50 dpi steps. This is a very nice function because the standard 2000, 800 and 400dpi that are pre-defined might not be exactly what you want. You can also use this application to set different gaming profiles, which is a nice feature too.