: Plug the USB cable or insert the 2.4GHz receiver into an available USB port.

: Your OS should automatically recognize the device as an "HID-compliant mouse".

: Most AOAS mice feature a physical DPI button near the scroll wheel to cycle through sensitivity levels (e.g., 800/1200/1600 or up to 2400).

: For models that support complex macros, users often turn to universal Gaming Mouse Software which allows for automatic clicking and custom button mapping on any HID-compliant device.

: For standard models like the AS-2808 , no extra software is required for basic operation. Accessing Advanced Customization

However, for gamers who want to unlock advanced features like macro recording, custom RGB lighting, and specific DPI staging, finding the right tool is essential. How to Set Up Your AOAS Mouse

The majority of AOAS wireless and wired mice utilize standard HID (Human Interface Device) drivers that Windows installs automatically.