Might be a stupid question, but is this mouse compatible with OS X software?
786741
should be but be careful, I sent mine back. the quality was horrible. squeaky and sticky buttons
786742
As of date, I believe that the Logitech G100s functions on OS X software. See confirmation here: http://blog.logitech.com/2013/04/19/logitech-g-products-now-support-mac-os/
167523
I am sorry, but we bought this mouse to use with a PC. It is working well so far. I do not know if it works with a Mac.
1453385
Yes, it will work on Mac OS 10.6.8. I am using this mouse on an older white Intel iMac running 10.6.8 and it's simply plug and play.
954573
Logitech has a mac version of it's programming software so this should work for Mac. I don't own a mac so I cant be sure though.
2102190
I am not sure about macbook compatibility. There is a disc with Logitech software that comes with the mouse. You install it to get enhanced features - like changing the button assignments, etc.. In the directions it says simply to double-click the "Logitech" logo in the Macintosh system. I suppose this refers to Mac computers but maybe it could refer to to Macbooks as well. I am just not sure and don't want to give you any false information. Maybe you could contact Logitech and ask them if it is compatible with a Macbook. I am sorry I couldn't give you a more definite answer.
2176763
Sorry, I do not know that. My experience with this mouse is only while using XP, but I would think that after downloading proper driver -- it should work fine.
549584
Absolutely. I was able to pair it easily with my old MacBook (white edition). The scroll wheel (up and down) and the left and right buttons work fine. If you want to use the scroll wheel button or the back button on the left side of the mouse, you may need to install some mouse software (I didn't bother).
1807136
he is not complaining about the computer's bluetooth compatibility, but that of the mouse. i know you want to praise your mac so that the whole world knows, but please try to stay on point.Having said that, this mouse is a failed attempt at copying the Apple magic mouse.
1747995
Yes, but there may be missing functionality as Logitech doesn't develop the software for G-series hardware for Mac.
1053533
This is from the Logitech website saying it's compatible: http://blog.logitech.com/2013/04/19/logitech-g-products-now-support-mac-os/
789955
I sent mine back - upon consultation with the Iris people they seem to have no intention of making a Mac version. Their marketing needs to make it more clear that this mouse is not usable with Macs.
587239
I use mine with OS X Yosemite 10.10.5, and it works great if you install Logitech's OS X-specific gaming software. This has allowed me to adjust the DPI and program all 11 buttons. Even the surface tuning works. Note: Based on a suggestion I read elsewhere, I store the profiles on the computer rather than the mouse ("Automatic Game Detection" rather than "On-Board Memory"); I've been told this works better with a Mac (On-Board Memory may work just as well, but I've not tried it).
954574
Yes! The logitech software for this mouse is OPTIONAL and it works just fine without it! Works on Windows and Mac OS but requires abit of work on Linux, just plug in and away you go!
958261
Any Logitech mouse that supports <a href="http://www.logitech.com/en-us/promotions/6072"> Unifying Receiver</a> will work . I would recommend <a href="http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Wireless-Anywhere-Mouse-Mac/dp/B0082D5660/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1396108963&sr;=8-1&keywords;=logitech+mx+anywhere"> Logitech Wireless Anywhere Mouse MX </a>. You can check for more compatable models <a href="http://www.logitech.com/en-us/mice-pointers/mice?sort=s4&filter;=f1293&q;uot;> here </a>I hope that helps :)
973877
Yes, as long as you install the Mac OS drivers needed (found on the logitech website) you can use this mouse on a Mac.
1768152
This mouse is sold in the online Apple Store, so it's probably Mac compatible.
814593
I honestly cant say, the packaging said it was compatible with MAC, however it is not......