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I have an answer for you but I also had a question for anyone that might be knowledgable. Why are Mac mouse drivers so bad? I've used the magic mouse, logitech
by phaus 7y ago
I have an answer for you but I also had a question for anyone that might be knowledgable. Why are Mac mouse drivers so bad? I've used the magic mouse, logitech and Microsoft mice and they are all terrible. I did this on multiple MBPs. I even did a bunch of research and tried multiple methods of disabling acceleration and it is still choppy and unpredictable in comparison to any other pointing device I've ever used. The best I can manage is to make it tolerable, but if there's a way to make it as smooth and dependable as Windows please let me know. The touchpads are truly amazing compared to their pc counterparts, but sometimes a mouse is the right tool for the job.
A few years ago I'd say get a MBP. Now, having used a 2017 for a while, I wouldn't even consider it unless you are completely in love with Mac OS, or you don't intend to ever use the build-in keyboard. Or, you could try out one of the new keyboards because some people actually like them.
Most of the the X, T, and P series, business class laptops from Lenovo are going to be pretty nice. Depending on which model you choose, it will have options for making it more powerful than a MBP.
- arh68 7y agoI wish I had a solution for you. My Tracking speed is set on Fast, all the way to the right (unlike Windows, where you generally want it centered). I use a Razer DeathAdder w/ a Mac Pro, no issues. There's a bit of acceleration (no 360 noscopes?) but nothing choppy. I also use a SteelSeries Rival that works well. Logitech mice, I've actually not had great results. I remember installing the OS X preference pane, and it still sucked. It might've just been the mouse. I have not owned a MS mouse in years. Try a DeathAdder, next time you have a chance to experiment.