Wireless mice for Big Sur

[mikethebook]

I've just moved up from Mojave to Big Sur and find that my dependable Logitech M510 does not have any 64-bit drivers for Big Sur and doesn't work well without a driver. Can anyone recommend a solution or a wireless replacement mouse?

 

[satcomer]

I found
My Logitech Control Center page that might get the new Big Sur drivers!
it direct to the Driver download page that claims Big Sur ready!

 

[Fishrrman]

You don't NEED "a replacement" if the Logitech drivers won't work anymore.

The solution:
One of these:
- SteerMouse
or
- USB Overdrive.

I strongly recommend that you download either one (or both) and give them a try.
They are "shareware", but low-priced. Cheaper than a new mouse!

 

[mikethebook]

Thanks to both of you. Logitech appears to still provide support. Thanks satcomer. But I'll definitely check out SteerMouse and USB Overdrive too. Cheers Fishrrman.

 

[Lee Cooper]

Got few weeks ago a Lenovo Go Multi-device to replace the old Apple Bluetooth mouse which was disconnecting all the time and eating batteries like crazy.
I am also using W10 in bootcamp and this multi device is convenient, not having to re-pair each time when switching Mac to W10 or to other Mac
On the pro side: no batteries, charging wireless or usb-c, three buttons.
On the con: a bit small size.

 

[MacGizmo]

If Logitech Control Center doesn't work, try downloading Logi Options+ (it's their latest driver/software for all their keyboards/mice).

 

[mikethebook]

Thanks for your posts but I have got my Logitech mouse up and running again.