Does this mouse require a dongle when used with a Mac?
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Any Mac with Bluetooth should pair with this mouse. I used it with a 2010 MBP.
341593
I'm using mine with Windows, but if your Mac has Bluetooth capability you wouldn't need a dongle (just instructions about how to enable your BT, if it isn't already enabled). If it doesn't have Bluetooth, you will need a dongle.
341594
it's a Bluetooth device and should work with any computer with Bluetooth capability. If your computer doesn't have internal Bluetooth, or it is not working, there are many Bluetooth dongles available for PC and Mac.
1235430
The Logitech website only lists Windows, so I don't believe it works with a Mac.
1386535
It does but the configuration utility is a little weak. I have set it to let me switch "Smart Shift" (the free spin vs clicking spin mouse wheel mode) as many ways as I can but it seems to still switch based on the forground application. The mouse works fine, very little latency, OSX's smooth scrolling isn't as smooth as the mouse wheel which makes it kinda a disjointed experience. I might switch it to my PC and see if it's any better. OSX sometimes sees it as a bluetooth mouse before the login screen which is weird (I thought it wasn't a bluetooth mouse). Short answer: Hardware is good, software is 80% there.
1113129
Yes it works fine in Mac Os, but you need to download the drivers from logitech page: http://www.logitech.com/support/g600-mmo-gaming-mouse
1747993
Yes it does now. Logitech released drivers for Mac a little while ago. Works fringe for me on my MBP.
156681
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.
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.
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I have a dongle that I carried over from my Windows machine, and I had trouble getting OS X to recognize it at all even before I bought the dock. Even after tweaking the OS to recognize it, the dongle didn't work when plugged into the dock. Instead I plug it into one of the available USB ports when I dock my MBP. This could be because my dongle is a few years old, but I can't be sure.
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Yes. Additionally, I found an old Logitech mouse & paired it with the keyboard using the keyboard's dongle. The "combo" keyboard & mouse work together with one dongle on MacBook, MacBook Air & PC. The dongle is inserted in a bell in powered hub.
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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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I feel your pain, I have enough USB crap to wire a small town. So I started using Macs, so, Easiest way, Buy a Mac! Bluetooth included as standard, otherwise keep screaming at Microsoft! Eventually, If Microsoft pushes hard enough, PC makers may decide to include the Bluetooth hardware.... or Buy a Mac!Oh almost forgot, MS does make a cute little Bluetooth notebook mouse 5000, works great with my little ASUS netbook, its no magic mouse, but just a standard scroll mouse.
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I checked the Technical Data Sheet for this device on Microsoft web site. It says it will have limited functionality, and lists only OS X 10.7-10.9. You may have noticed in the answers here that some people use it with a Mac. http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/d/sculpt-ergonomic-mouse
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Well Jellicoe, I have no clue if this Mouse will work on Mac because I don't use Mac. The only Mac I use is Mac and Cheese. I appologize for not being able to answer your question. Good Day
1092704
No, there is no software support for Mac. This mouse is rubbish anyway, get a RAT 7 or something from Logitech, Madcatz, or Corsair.
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I am not familiar with the device you mentioned but this mouse does require a USB port to work. There is a wireless signal receiver dedicated to the mouse, which plugs into the USB port. If you have one I imagine it SHOULD work, although I am not sure if it needs Windows or MAC in addition. Otherwise, definitely no.
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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.
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Yes it is, it works perfectly fine for MAC, I also use MAC and haven't had any issues with this mouse so far.