Anyone have a solution for using this device with Yosemite? 10.10.3 I have two Macs with the Expert Mouse that don't function with latest Kens update
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Working somewhat for me on 10.10.3 with a 2013 Mac Pro. The basic functions work fine, but the custom button assignments don't always. I have to keep opening system prefs, click on TrackballWorks, change an assignment, and change it back. A few times a day. I think I'll give up and go with a magic trackpad.
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You don't really need the Kensington drivers. I've never used the Kensington software, and I've had this trackball since it was released. You can just configure it in the operating system as a regular mouse.
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Yes, I was using it with Mavericks, I've now upgraded to Yosemite but haven't used this with it yet.
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This mouse, model 525 does NOT fully support the Mac. There is no LCC software for this model for OS-X (all versions). You will only be able to use the most basic functions of the mouse without this support. I returned mine and purchased a model M705 which is fully supported for Mac.
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If you use a mac, turn the mouse on, open system preferences/mouse/set up bluetooth mouse. If you don't use a mac I can't help.
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Hi We have tested the item with Mac OS X, and it is working. For the other feature, the device also support 2 finger scrolling and zoom in/out feature.
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Forget it, they dropped support a long time ago. I sold it as soon as I found out there would be no new driver for Mac. I think the latest one works with Leopard or something.
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I bought my mouse to go with my MacBook Pro and it works well. I just recently got a MacBook Air. So I just tried out my mouse with my Air and it works fine. Your problem makes me think the specific mouse you have is defective. Hope this helps!
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No OSX software for the mouse. Still able use as plug and play. I would assume that the special hat button will not work without software.
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Hi Ryan - I use this mouse currently with my Macbook Air. They do actually "work" but there isn't anything in Apple's System Preferences that globally allows you to set their function. I have full use of them in other programs that allow me to activate hotkeys. Ie - A video game where I can set the hotkey to an action by clicking the mouse button. I'll try to find something about globally setting them but for now, look into your programs to see if they will let you set hotkeys or macros.
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I used it with my MacBook Pro with OSX 10.7.4. Totally works, but if i were you i woudn't buy this mouse.
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I have tested this on two iMac's one with OSX 10.5 and 10.9 and can confirm that the thumb buttons for forward and back do not work. I even downloaded the Logitech Control Center software from the Logitech site and the software does not recognize the mouse on either computer . This is sad to report because I love Logitech mice and Apple computers. I use mine on a Windows box for work. The mouse you are looking for is it's predecessor if you can find it: Logitech MX400 (M-BZ105A) Laser Mouse which works on Apple computers and the thumb buttons for back and forward on websites are better than the M318E. I replaced it cause the wheel was getting noisy but and it was a little larger mouse than I'm use to but I was wrong in thinking the M318e was a better replacement.
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I have yosemite 10.10.1 and the system under about this mac is reporting it as a functional 3 usb card. It seems to work. I have the four port card. I find it curious that amazon sales info says it is incompatible with yosemite, . Maybe inatek knows more.
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The mouse and its software work with Mac OS. Just as a side note, you will have to download the software for the mouse off of their downloads site in order to get the full benefit of the mouse (http://madcatz.com/downloads/).
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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
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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.
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Yes, but I already went back to my Mac mouse. This one seemed to "fall asleep" after a period of inactivity on both a PC and Mac OS X and I always had to jiggle it a little to wake it up before I could start using it.
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It stopped working when I upgraded my Mac to Yosemite. It was 2 months old. Called for support and they told me their computers were broken and could not create a RMA (return materials authorization). I was supposed to call back, but what a waste of time.