Is this mouse mac compatible? I wish they'd post info like that.
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Yes it *is* compatible like the other answers say, but what they did NOT tell you, is that there is NO software provided for programming the mouse in MacOSX. You have to boot into windows to do that. I tried programming it inside a VM (with VMWare) and it didn't work. Possibly Parallels or Virtualbox VM's might work for programming it, but I doubt it. And you WILL want to program the sensitivity settings (even if you don't want to reprogram any of the buttons), so that little switch below the scroll wheel will work for you.
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I accidentally answered yes to this question, however, I can't seem to find any mention of Mac compatibility on their website. So, I'm going to have to go with no. Sorry.
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Terry, I'm sorry, I cannot answer this question since I do not use a Mac. I can only say that it work GREAT with my Lenovo laptop. I am soooo impressed with how the mouse works on just about any surface (such as on the chair arm of my LazaBoy recliner).
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The mouse will work with Mac. I use a Mac at work and a PC at home. From my PC at home I can program the DPI settings and save them into one of the profile slots on the mouse so that they will be the same on my Mac at work. However, you will not be able to program the button functions for the mouse through the Logitech software on the Mac. Some of the buttons are programmable via the Mac preferences pane but I've found that the Mac doesn't seem to pick up the left and right scrollwheel buttons. The DPI shift button works as expected though. Also, i want to point out that the Logitech G software does have a Mac version. And I am able to program my Logitech g500 and g602 mouse with it. My guess is that the surface calibration feature of the g502 is the thing that's holding Logitech back from making this fully compatible with Mac. They've been progressively making their other G mice mac compatible over the past couple of years. So hopefully the g502 will be added to that list at some point as well.
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Yes, mouse is compatible w/ Macs. I am using a late 2009 MacBook running Maverick OS X and use it to play Civ 5.
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Yes, as long as you install the Mac OS drivers needed (found on the logitech website) you can use this mouse on a Mac.
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I should have done some research before I posted that last post. But I just did a research on this mouse and found information that said it was compatible with Windows 7. Hope this helps you as much as it helps me!
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Yes, there is a USB transceiver that you plug in for the Blue-Tooth to work. The drivers for the mouse will be automatically downloaded to your Mac in order for it to function.
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yes you just need to go to Logitech website site and download the latest drivers for mac
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I have only used it on a windows machine and checked the packaging and there is no mention of being mac compatible
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Yes. I've been using it on my iMac for a long while. Really, almost any usb mouse should work with a mac.
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It depends upon how old your mac is, not how old your operating system is. If your mac has bluetooth (which they all have for several years now), then yes, this mouse will work. If your Mac is older and doesn't have bluetooth, then no, it won't work.
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This is indeed mac compatible. You would have to go to the logitech website and download drivers. However if you do not want to download said drivers it will still work just fine, the lcd will only have very basic functions and the G-keys will only perform default actions in whichever program you are in.
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No idea, it should be. It's the basic function mouse. It works on OS Mavericks (Apple) just fine.
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I personally removed it from my desk top pc and plugged it into my MacBook PRO 2010 (OSX 10.8.4). The MBP saw the mouse as a external keyboard and requested a driver. I checked and found no support for a Mac (mouse) driver. So this mouse did not work for me with a MAC. If one of the others who replied could explain how they tested and made it work, that would be more helpful.
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My SM-8500 plugs into a USB port. I have no way of testing this on a mac, however a quick google search shows it listed as "wired pc & mac mouse" on sites such as ebay, pricegrabber, svpply, nextag, etc., and the very last review dated May 5, 2012 titled "Brilliant" under the name "Anthony P. Cersosimo" talks about his apple mouse having been too loud. Hope this helps. Keep in mind this mouse isn't perfectly silent, but silent enough to have saved my rear half a year by now.
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I never tried it on MAC. However considering that a PC mouse works perfectly fine on a Mac too, there shouldn't be an issue. Flight simulator designers will be crazy if they don't programme the software to work with joysticks!