Can I use this mouse with a MacBook Air?
1184337
This mouse is great, I have been using since I bought it. I have a hp laptop and it is working fine with the mouse. I think it should be fine with your MacBook Air.
569074
I dont know about mac. But I loved this mouse, but it quit working after several months. My take is that they have quality control issues and will not durability, will only normal use.
1736105
Yes you can, Daniel. Check out http://www.squidoo.com/apple-macbook-air-ds for more information.
2141910
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.
743483
I have a Macbook Pro. Im sure it will work with a Macbook Air. I've had this since November and its a very good product :)
756704
Yes! But make sure to buy the one that is built specifically for Macbook Air. It should be stated in the listing.
713249
Not sure about that, but I have since placed this mouse aside as a back up since it is cumbersome to use with an IMac. I went back to using my wireless mouse from Apple.
1712251
I have an old ipad...and a mini air ipad...will not work. However, Apple do have a air Mouse might work...you have to google it.
1033119
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!
593408
It's a Bluetooth mouse, so it's subject to your Macbook's system specs. If it has Bluetooth, it will work. Otherwise, you'll have to get a Bluetooth dongle that's compatible with your laptop for it to work.
196973
I don't think so. From what I know the Macbook Air lacks a USB port. If it does have a USB port though, you should be able to hook it up. Hope that helps!
1634554
As long as there is a USB port inside of your PC/ laptop you're fine. For example if you have a MacBook, which has no USB ports, then this mouse won't be compatible with it. There is a USB "cable" that is about an inch long and you plug it into your PC/laptop's USB port which makes your mouse wireless. I hope this helps!
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.
1704889
Yes, it works great, however the left/right functions of the scrollwheel do not work with the Mac OS. You can fix that with an app like "USB Overdrive." Great mouse, I highly recommend.
1551774
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.
777630
I can not say yes without a doubt that you could use it, but I will tell you that I have a Logitech Air Mouse and Keyboard .it works great with it. I hope that helps you some.
2056915
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.