Does the mouse work on a Mac?
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It does work on a Mac, but you cannot program it (i.e. change the colors etc). All the buttons work when booted into the Mac in their default states (thumb buttons are the number keys, right/left/center/scroll). You can change the main mouse buttons using the Mac Mouse Preferences. The colored light remains the last color it was set to on Windows. I use it on my Mac all the time.
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I don't why it wouldn't. MAC has the same style USB port, right? So, it should work
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The Razer SWTOR products are not listed as supported in the Mac Razer drivers. So it looks like the answer is no. (Source : http://www.razersupport.com/index.php?_m=downloads&_a=view)
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Yes! The logitech software for this mouse is OPTIONAL and it works just fine without it! Works on Windows and Mac OS but requires abit of work on Linux, just plug in and away you go!
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I purchased it for a friend who hasn't tried it on a Mac, so I can't give you a definitive answer. However, as far as I know, it does not work on a Mac but was specifically designed for PC. Sorry I can't be more definite than that.
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I am not sure about macbook compatibility. There is a disc with Logitech software that comes with the mouse. You install it to get enhanced features - like changing the button assignments, etc.. In the directions it says simply to double-click the "Logitech" logo in the Macintosh system. I suppose this refers to Mac computers but maybe it could refer to to Macbooks as well. I am just not sure and don't want to give you any false information. Maybe you could contact Logitech and ask them if it is compatible with a Macbook. I am sorry I couldn't give you a more definite answer.
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Hi Fernando. Yes the DXT Mouse does work on a mac. As Angela pointed out you can adjust the cursor settings in System Preferences. You also have the opportunity to adjust the speed on the bottom of the mouse between 500,1000,1500 & 2000 dpi.RegardsCity Ergonomics
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Yes it works with a MACFrom the company's website:Mac ▪ Includes driver for programming 6 buttons. The driver is not required. VerticalMouse 4 still has basic functionality if the driver is not installed.http://www.evoluent.com/vm4s.htm
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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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Yes. It will work on Mac. However some users have reported some issues with Macs, though it should at least be usable.
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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
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I can't answer for MAC, but I think it works quite well on my Windows 7 Laptop.
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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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yes, I have a Mac and it works fine, just plug and play. I never used the special buttons though.
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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.
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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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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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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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I sent mine back - upon consultation with the Iris people they seem to have no intention of making a Mac version. Their marketing needs to make it more clear that this mouse is not usable with Macs.