for pete's sake, does this mouse work for a macbook or not?!
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We bought this mouse to work with a PC. I am not sure if it works with a macbook.
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Whoa! No idea why you have so much hostility here but of course it does. Have you ever seen a mouse made in the last 5 years (much longer really) not come with built in mac drivers? You need to calm down.
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I ordered this for Mac OS 10.4.8 before reading these messages. Is anyone using it on a Mac? Does it use a Logitech or third-party driver as mentioned above?
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The Logitech website only lists Windows, so I don't believe it works with a Mac.
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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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I haven't tried it on a Mac, but this mouse is Bluetooth. There is no reason why it shouldn't work. This is the best mouse I've ever used btw.
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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.
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I'm a Mac person, but I think all USB mice will work in either platform. Only a left and right clicker, though, no fancy extras.
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YES! Any mouse will work with the MacBook - just won't be able to use all of the features as a Mac Mouse only has one button - in other words, no right click.
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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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It does work on Mac OS X. Including the F-keys, Audio Volume, Page Up/Down, etc. Some of the obscure keys I've never tried. The keyboard's mouse navigation buttons work when you slide the little slide-switch to the left (and the regular standalone BT mouse continues to work simultaneously) By far the biggest difference from all other keyboards is location of the 'Apple' key in the center of the palmrest below the spacebar. Aside from training my hands to be clumsy on normal keyboards, I actually like this novel location. A friend and I have been using the Entertainment 7000 Set on our Macbook Pros for a few months. His is a 2 yr-old MBP, mine was new in Nov 2007. Both of us are pretty happy, and have upgraded to the 12/13/2007 release of the Microsoft Intellipoint 6.2.2 Drivers for OS X available from http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/drivers/intellipointandintellitypepro.html However, all is not perfect. Sometimes the Keyboard and Mouse "lose connection" for a few seconds. The mouse pointer sometimes skips inexplicably. Since both of us are not big mouse users, we can get by. But I look forward to a driver update that reduces these problems... (but I'm not holding my breath) It may be that these problems could be reduced by using the included USB - Bluetooth transceiver key. But we continue to use the Bluetooth transceivers built into our Apple laptops just because it's convenient not to fool with a plug-in key.
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Yes it works great. Just pair the mouse with the laptop by making sure bluetooth is turned on and then hitting the connect button on the bottom of the mouse. On the mac you can click the 'pair' button from the System Preferences &gt; mouse &gt; setup bluetooth mouse. The two buttons on the top of the mouse work fine and the scroll wheel is a button as well. The side buttons also work too.
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Yes it works great. Just pair the mouse with the laptop by making sure bluetooth is turned on and then hitting the connect button on the bottom of the mouse. On the mac you can click the 'pair' button from the System Preferences > mouse > setup bluetooth mouse. The two buttons on the top of the mouse work fine and the scroll wheel is a button as well. The side buttons also work too.
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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.
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These have two USB ports. So any USB mouse or USB device will work on any Macbook. Thanks, Chris, Betamacs.
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No. You need a USB mouse that has software (drivers) compatible with Apple Mac computers, though. Logitech, Macally and Kensington have Apple compatible mice as well as the specialized Mad Catz gaming mouse. The Logitech Anywhere MX mouse is recommended by several Macintosh forums and magazines - MacLife magazine, 2012. The link to Logitech.com below (if it stays in the comment) goes right to the Anywhere mouse: http://www.logitech.com/en-us/product/anywhere-mouse-mx?crid=7 BUT! If you want a less expensive mouse, there are other mice listed on the Logitech website. Logitech has a software suite that works on the Mac operating systems - versions 10.5.x thru the latest 10.9.x. Macally Wired 3 Button Optical USB Mouse is a good deal and has a bunch of positive reviews on Amazon. I've never tried it. Kensington has two mice that are labeled Mac OS Certified: The Pro-Fit Wireless Mid-size mouse and the SlimBlade Wireless Laser mouse. I prefer the wired Apple mouse, despite the cost, because it doesn't use up batteries or need recharging. It uses the USB power from your keyboard or Mac USB port. My last Apple mouse lasted 5 years before the scroll ball gave out. I also have a wireless Apple mouse for my laptop, but in the past, I went through about 5 batteries (Duracell) or now 6-7 rechargeable battery uses per year.
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On their Website they specifically say Mac OS only. So it may work. They have another mouse that comes with a USB receiver that they say is Windows compatible.
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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