This is especially true if you are using cheap batteries. When the batteries don’t have sufficient charge, the Bluetooth connection might be choppy and causes lag.
When a Bluetooth mouse is lagging, the first and foremost thing you should do is to check if the batteries are correctly inserted and have enough charge.
Disable Wi-Fi Bluetooth Collaboration 1. 
Uninstall Realtek audio driver & software. No matter the reason, if your Bluetooth mouse is lagging, follow the below steps to fix it. The lag problem is prevalent in the Logitech MX Master series and Razer Basilisk series Bluetooth mice.Įven though there is no concrete reason, more often than not, the Bluetooth mouse lag problem is caused due to interference with Wi-Fi, interference with home appliances like Microwave, conflicts with device drivers, or general mouse pointer settings. The Bluetooth mouse pointer might even stutter and cause unwanted clicks. You can use the slider to adjust the length of time that the pointer trail displays to fine-tune the length of the trail that is caused by this effect.However, under certain circumstances, the Bluetooth mouse can become laggy with jerky mouse movement on the screen. For some users, this feature is a lifesaver, however, as it really increases the visual impact and detectability of the pointer. This can make spotting the mouse pointer much easier, at the cost of making you feel like you’re watching a psychedelic movie. The Display pointer trails checkbox sets a visual effect that causes pointer movement to leave a trail behind it. For example, if you open a File Open dialogue box, the pointer will automatically move to the “Open” command box in the window. The Snap To checkbox allows you to decide whether or not Windows will automatically move the pointer to the default button in a dialogue box. Gamers should leave this option off, as it can cause problems in using the mouse for targeting or movement within a game. You can move the mouse quickly across the screen to get to an area, and then move the pointer slowly in that area to make a finicky adjustment or selection. If the checkbox is off, Windows uses the pointer speed you set with the Motion slider without making any adjustments whatsoever.īasically, if you are doing picky mouse-placement work, such as graphic design, having this checkbox on can be very helpful. When the checkbox is on, Windows slows down the pointer speed dramatically when you move the pointer slowly. The Enhance pointer precision checkbox lets you configure whether or not Windows tries to detect how precise you are being with your mouse movements.
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