I like the idea of being able to switch between devices easily. The keyboard looks great, but I cannot seem to find a mouse that supports this which will work well for those of us who are left-handed.
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Logitech Launches New Keyboard and Mouse Accessories for Macs
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How customizable are these keyboards? One of my major issues is trying to map fn to command on a MBP. Can logitech do that through software with the click of a buttom?
Might have to check out that mouse. The Apple Magic Mouse is just killing me from an ergonomic standpoint i.e. holding the low height thing between your thumb and 3 fingers while constantly keeping your pointer finger hovering above the surface (always mindful about accidentally brushing it against the surface). There's absolutely nothing about holding that mouse that's relaxing on your wrist. At least it's not shaped like a hockey puck...
I wonder WHY it REQUIRES a min OS of Catalina?
I just bought an MX Master 3 for my new Mac Mini. Is this new mouse the same exact thing? I do like the new keyboard. I'm not a fan of the current magic keyboard I have, although I love having it with my magic trackpad connected together.
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Yep, I have an Apple magic mouse and the ergonomics are horrendous. Unusable. I just bought the MX Master 3 and it's incredible.
logitech has been pretty darn good to me
How so? My current Logi BT devices have the option to pair to three separate selectable devices.
The regular MX mice never worked for me on Mac. Seeing this is an instant purchase. I just hope the compatibility is much better since it's Mac specific.
I got this and I love it
seenda Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard - Compatible Mac, 7 Color Backlit, Rechargeable, Ergonomic, Mechanical Switches, QWERTY Layout, Grey
seenda Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard - Compatible Mac, 7 Color Backlit, Rechargeable, Ergonomic, Mechanical Switches, QWERTY Layout, Grey
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Will this still require the „logitech options“ software to enable smooth scrolling? This has been killing the MX master 1 for me because it needs root access and updates outside of the App Store. It’s very hacky and fills your computer with old updates. It’s also scary. I want a mouse with a mouse wheel that has smooth scrolling that works out of the box!
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Thing is Logitech have never quite got this right. The proximity sensor is cool, but the keyboard doesn’t remember the brightness setting and instead has some sort of auto brightness function that keeps resetting it to max. As a result it’s almost useless to have the backlighting because it drains the battery so fast.
I use one of the older versions and really like it. It's small enough to carry around and easy to type on; especially compared to my iPad's on screen keyboard.
I hate those auto lights.
If I can't control that manually I'm never buying it.
I have the logi for iPad and this annoys the hell out of me for some reason.
I am going to disagree with you. I use it at the most dim setting, but not off, and it never changes.
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I think the versions you're referencing were the PC version that could be used with a Mac/iPad.
+1 for these!
I use the original MX Keys and the MX Master 2 and share them between my MBP, iPP and a PC, they work flawlessly.
I use the original MX Keys and the MX Master 2 and share them between my MBP, iPP and a PC, they work flawlessly.
K380 is new colors only: rose and off-white. Black and blue have been around for a while but it looks like blue is discontinued. I have 2 blue and have given several K380s as gifts. They’re great keyboards.
It’s weird there are no matching M535—they are still black and blue.
It’s weird there are no matching M535—they are still black and blue.
I have the old MX Keys keyboard and it works REALLY well with both Windows and Mac computers.
I've found that Logitech's Bluetooth Mice lag badly in Windows and Mac OS tho. (MX Anywhere 2s and MX Vertical). I'm using a vertical with my MacBook right now and it's not pleasant to use because of the lag.
The MX Keys keyboard has been very good (bluetooth wise).
I've found that Logitech's Bluetooth Mice lag badly in Windows and Mac OS tho. (MX Anywhere 2s and MX Vertical). I'm using a vertical with my MacBook right now and it's not pleasant to use because of the lag.
The MX Keys keyboard has been very good (bluetooth wise).
It appears that it is also available in Space Grey now: https://www.logitech.com/en-us/mx/mx-for-mac.html
No. In case you haven't heard, Mac and Windows keyboard layouts are not the same.
Same here - I love Logitech mice & came to Mac having used them for many years on a PC. However, the lag is dreadful & makes it a little unpleasant to use. I still like it better than the magic mouse, though.