Funny I was having this problem, or at least similar, and I found out
the wifi was interfering. Moving the router away from the laptop
resolved the issue.
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Hi, I migrate my laptop to Manjaro, but kernell 5.6.8-1 is still slow
and laggy with the yoga mouse
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Title:
Lenovo Yoga mouse is
Hi @pieq, juste tested with ubuntu 19.10 live session (I just paired the mouse
with bluetooth GUI and moved the cursor around with the lenevo mouse).
The cursor is slow and laggy with the lenovo mouse (it's ok with trackpad).
Somewhat it seems not solved with ubuntu 19.10 for my mouse.
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Hi @pieq, following your message I launched download of Ubuntu 19.10 image.
I will test with live session as suggested (as I keep my laptop on LTS for the
moment)
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Device: XPS 13 7390
Image: 19.10 Final
Kernel: 5.3.0-19-generic
Mice tested: Logitech M585, Microsoft Designer Mouse
The issue is gone.
@wysiwyg31: could you give it a try? You can boot a live session of
Ubuntu 19.10 on your device and try to pair your Bluetooth mouse.
If it works for you,
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Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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Title:
Lenovo Yoga mouse is slow & laggy in bluetooth mode
Device: XPS 13 7390
Image: 19.10 Beta
Kernel: updated to 5.3.0-13-generic (from 5.3.0-10-generic)
Mice tested: Logitech M585, Microsoft Designer Mouse
With kernel 5.3.0-10-generic (the default on 19.10 beta image), I
experience exactly the same issue as originally described. After
updating to
+1 Solved by
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1824559/comments/10
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Title:
Lenovo Yoga mouse is slow & laggy in
XPS 15 9570 Ubuntu 18.04 Linux 5.2.10
Logitech MX Master (M-R0052)
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Title:
Lenovo Yoga mouse is slow & laggy in bluetooth mode (low
I just reproduced this issue with a bluetooth mouse 3600 on 18.04.3 LTS
on a thinkpad x230.
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Title:
Lenovo Yoga mouse is slow &
I have Ubuntu 18.04 on a Dell XPS 13 with a Logitech bluetooth mouse
m720 triathlon with the same issue (20Hz polling rate by default).
Following the steps given by wysiwyg31 in #10
(https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1824559/comments/10)
solved my issue.
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Hi,
Following giors post #9 and a similar suggestion I get from a reddit user, I
did the following:
sudo nano
/var/lib/bluetooth/xx\:xx\:xx\:xx\:xx\:xx/yy\:yy\:yy\:yy\:yy\:yy/info
where xx:xx is pc bluetooth address and yy:yy... is the mouse
bluetooth address.
In the file, I added the
Hi!
Similar problem with a Lenovo T480 paired with M590 mice.
The solution found here
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=1857256#p1857256
works for me
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Title:
Lenovo Yoga mouse is slow & laggy in bluetooth mode (low polling
frequency)
Status in
in case it bring some information, a similar issue was reported here on
Antergos:
https://forum.antergos.com/topic/6800/bluetooth-mouse-10-hz-pollrate-
evhz-slow-movement/
but with no solution too...
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Hi!
Similar problem with my old HP netbook (fresh ubuntu 18.04.02 install)
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Title:
Lenovo Yoga mouse is slow & laggy in bluetooth
Hello Daniel,
Thank you for your answer!
OK for kernel assignment...to be honest, I was not sure where to assign it :)
Let me share last tests I did:
- upgrade to Bluez 5.50 (previously 5.48) (I added the bluez ppa and apt
update / upgrade. then disconnect the mouse, re-pair it) => same
Please also try the Atheros kernel options mentioned in bug 1746164
(which is about Atheros wifi causing a low quality Bluetooth signal).
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Thanks for the detailed bug report. I suspect the low polling frequency
has more to do with the kernel than with bluez, so reassigning there.
That is, unless the problem is one of interference. Please try moving
away from any strong 2.4GHz wifi access points and turning off other
bluetooth
Added bluetoothctl "info" output.
** Attachment added: "bluetoothclt_output.txt"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bluez/+bug/1824559/+attachment/5255256/+files/bluetoothclt_output.txt
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Attached evhz output in case it helps.
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