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I brought my MX Master 3 to a brand new Mac mini and was terribly confused. Mouse movement was janky, jumpy, unusable. It turns out that you need third party t
by Tomte 2y ago
I brought my MX Master 3 to a brand new Mac mini and was terribly confused. Mouse movement was janky, jumpy, unusable.
It turns out that you need third party tools for non-Apple mice, like Mac Mouse Fix.
Keyboard isn't much better, since Apple encourages you to bring your own keyboard, but doesn't even ship a keymap for PC keyboards.
- JohnBooty 2y agoIt turns out that you need third party tools for non-Apple mice, like Mac Mouse Fix. Was that via Bluetooth or the "Logitech Bolt" receiver? It's been many years (10?) since I tried a 3rd party BT mouse with Macs. I remember it always sucking with both Logitech and (I think?) Microsoft mice. FWIW they've always worked flawlessly with the previous-generation Logitech Nano receivers. I dunno anything about these "Logitech Bolt" receivers, other than that they appear to be USB-C and not USB-A which is kind of maddening.
- hnuser123456 2y agoThere are Type A Bolt receivers. I've ordered an extra on its own.
- JohnBooty 2y agoI meant to say that they are USB-A, which is frustrating. I'd love a USB-C version.