Does this mouse work with a Mac?
446359
It seems that the Graphite version won't work. Only the Microsoft Wireless Mouse 4000 LE and above would work. I previously owned the LE version and worked just fine. It broke (nano transceiver died) and I bought the non-LE version and it is not recognized by either Microsoft Intellipoint driver. In other words: it would work but as a regular mouse... the "special features" won't be there.
446360
I tested mine on my new mac mini with osx mavericks...it works great but I did not test the zoom feature. Don't know if the "specialties" work but the wheel works for scrolling.
446361
Ya it does! You'll need to have at least OSX version 10.4 but I'm sure you do.I love this mouse
446362
Yep, I use it with a Mac Mini but it comes with a USB micro dongle so as long as you have a USB port free for it to use on your Mac then you'll be able to use this.
446363
I own this mouse and can't seem to get the 4th mouse button to work. The MS website does not list a Mac compatible driver:http://tinyurl.com/8mpsoom
1599940
No all trackball marble mouses work just fine with the Mac. I have two and I have the one in this picture. I love them, once you get use to them they are so much more easier to move. Enjoy
2056916
You can use pretty much any USB (wired or wireless) mouse with a Mac. Simple mice with two buttons and a scroll wheel will work with no additional software. Mice with additional buttons or other special features need software to allow these features to be recognized - check the manufacturer's web site if this is an issue. I've mostly used Logitech mice, even ones which don't have Mac-specific drivers, with no problems. The "Unifying" wireless receiver and Anywhere MX is what I'm using right now.
1722035
I have a MacBook Pro with OS X and Windows 7 Professional 64 Bit. The Mouse works beautifully on both operating systems.
1561294
Sorry, I cannot tell. I do not have a Mac, but works perfectly with windows
961934
I've got a PC so I don't know for sure but I expect it does work with a mac.
1052745
Yes. I paired it on "1" with my Macbook. I flipped the switch on the bottom of the mouse to "2" and paired it with my Windows 7 laptop with no additional software. I was able to flip back and forth at will with about a 5-10 second delay for the mouse to figure out what I was doing. I haven't installed any additional software on either computer and I seem to have full functionality on both.
534491
yes, it works like any other mouse. I had to plug it back in every time I turned on the computer or my IMac would not recognize it. I am no longer using this device.
341592
Any Mac with Bluetooth should pair with this mouse. I used it with a 2010 MBP.
1235430
The Logitech website only lists Windows, so I don't believe it works with a Mac.
1671969
Yes, it works with Mac. A few of the extra keys do not work, but the standard keyboard works as any other would.
1729029
I use it on a PC so I can't say for sure, but I'm pretty sure that Macs accept generic USB mice and keyboards so I would guess that it should, but don't take my word for it.
1673493
tl;dr - It may work but it is unsupported. Don't be surprised by bugs.The mouse connected with my 2012 MacBook Pro (El Capitan) but it disconnected anywhere from 1 minute to a few hours. This is the response from when I contacted customer support:"the device is compatible with Mac system theoretically but only as the particularity of the Mac system, it is difficult for us to promise it will work with Mac perfectly in all situations, your kindly understanding will much appreciated"
1602172
We've used this on both a Mac and PC. As long as the computer is blue tooth enabled, you'll should able to use the mouse.
549029
Since I am not a Mac user, I have no first hand experience with the M510 on a Mac.As I understand it, Mac's are supported, but you'll need to first download the Mac driver a www.logitech.com. For details about this, see http://www.logitech.com/en-us/product/wireless-mouse-m510?crid=7
1600262
Yep. My friend and I have this mouse and he uses a mac and confirmed that it works fine with it. Just plug the receiver into any usb port and it should automatically install the drivers.
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).