Trackpad's features are very good, but not good enough for some types of work. I tried editing video using only trackpad... too slow and imprecise.
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Users Reporting 'Wrecked Scrolling' on Logitech Mice After macOS Sierra Update [Updated]
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No thanks. It's nowhere near as precise and fast for photoshop work and completely useless for gaming especially with FPS games like Battlefield.
It's an example of a new variant of fan fiction.
"50 Shades of Apple" - a romance which traces the relationship between a tech multinational's employees and their dead CEO.
I have a Performance MX and I haven't had a *lot* of issues, but some. I've never been able to use the Back or Forward buttons on the mouse (thanks Logitech!), but thanks to those that suggested USB Overdrive I've successfully mapped them accordingly. Highly recommend that utility!
Because, just maybe, the mouse by Apple is an atrocious, non-ergonomic garbage? I know because I owned one. It felt uncomfortable, but I kind of got used to it and also liked the touch surface/gestures. BUT. After a few months with this mouse I started to experience noticeable pain in my hand and index finger. Many people complained - so I hoped Apple would understand the mistake and release a better, more ergonomic version. But what did they do? They released exactly the same garbage, only with a charging port on the bottom. Bravo!
I currently use Logitech MX Master - no more pain. LOVE that mouse - super ergonomic, practical and awesome looking too. And, thankfully, I don't have the issues mentioned in this article.
I don't know about that...i'm currently using that model right now as we speak...and it skips/lag often.
I've had two Logitech mice bite the dust after a year or so, and their software is total crap. I'm finding the cheapo Amazon Basics mouse I got for <$15 is actually quite a bit more reliable and needs nothing extra installed. Sad.
I love my Logitech G700s (and other models before that), though I'd recommend using SteerMouse to drive it instead of LCC. I know it sucks to pay extra for a driver, but SteerMouse has never given me any problems and updates have always been swift. They have a v5 beta right now that is a-ok with Sierra (v4 was not, and now I know why).
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Because Apple, for whatever reason, has historically made the worst mice imaginable. Remember the circular puck that shipped with the original iMac? Or the one with that awful "pea" scrollwheel that would stop working frequently just because it had touched your fingers? The Magic Mouse is a sh***y piece of glass with an unnecessary and over-sensitive touch surface. The only thing they've done right in this area is the standalone Trackpad.
I presume the magic mouse was aimed at people who don't use a mouse for many hours without pause...
I still have mine and use it for light office work while travelling, it fits into laptop bag nicely.
But it is useless - and uncomfortable - if used in studio for many hours.
I use both mouse and trackpad. This is my current setup:
I've learned to use my left hand for gestures, smooth scrolling and occasionally pointer as well. But for precision work in Photoshop, Illustrator - nothing beats the mouse (especially such a good one as Logitech MX Master).
USB Overdrive and Steermouse are both great. USB Overdrive will also work with game controllers (not sure about steermouse). It's pretty awesome with a SNES or Sony PS type controller and mapping all the buttons to your liking for things like DosBox or OpenEMU.
Zero issues with my Magic Mouse after the update.not only logitech, also magic mouse
Hah.
Under El Cap my MX Master has been an absolute train wreck when connected by Bluetooth to iMac. Sometimes refuses to connected, often skips when moving around or even just sticks for about 5 seconds before returning to life.
Switch to windows bootcamp and it's perfect. So it's obviously not a hardware issue.
I had troubles with my previous mouse using the USB receiver too, same skipping issues but not in windows.
So macOS just hates other mice I think. Not tried it properly yet under sierra as have been using trackpad, but I plan on wiping and starting fresh. Both macOS and windows have been through several upgrades each now, time for a clean out
Under El Cap my MX Master has been an absolute train wreck when connected by Bluetooth to iMac. Sometimes refuses to connected, often skips when moving around or even just sticks for about 5 seconds before returning to life.
Switch to windows bootcamp and it's perfect. So it's obviously not a hardware issue.
I had troubles with my previous mouse using the USB receiver too, same skipping issues but not in windows.
So macOS just hates other mice I think. Not tried it properly yet under sierra as have been using trackpad, but I plan on wiping and starting fresh. Both macOS and windows have been through several upgrades each now, time for a clean out
Using a relatively new Logitech Anywhere MX 2, and using the Unifying dongle (using Bluetooth had interference issues with the wifi at school). Also using Logitech's Options software, and all is working as it should.
Clean install of Sierra on 2015 MBP.
Clean install of Sierra on 2015 MBP.
I have this setup as well (though with the trackpad and mouse reversed) and it's the best of both worlds, in my opinion.I use both mouse and trackpad. This is my current setup:
I've learned to use my left hand for gestures, smooth scrolling and occasionally pointer as well. But for precision work in Photoshop, Illustrator - nothing beats the mouse (especially such a good one as Logitech MX Master).
[doublepost=1474574241][/doublepost]My Logitech M355 works normally. I did have to remap the scroll wheel tilting behavior in LCC, though.
Logitech Options doesn't let you assign a keystroke to a button with the MX Master in Sierra. Everything else is working for me.
I switched to Steermouse for the time being, and that works great, but it is ridiculous that Logitech couldn't have had a working version ready for Sierra.
I switched to Steermouse for the time being, and that works great, but it is ridiculous that Logitech couldn't have had a working version ready for Sierra.
Glad it works for you. I went through 3 MX Master mice on my Mac and gave up. IMHO they are the worst mice Logitech has ever made bar none. Scroll broke on 2 and buttons on 1 and this is ONLY about 1 month use. Returns were through Amazon thank goodness. Last one through Logitech and I had to jump through 16,000 hoops to get them to take it back. Went back to Performance MX. Don't use LCC. Don't need it if all you need is a good 3 button mouse. I do CAD/3D work with Modo, Maya, ZBrush, Nuke and you can't work any of those programs without a 3 button mouse and Apple Mice are garbage for that kind of work.
