DonR
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My daughter uses a Logitech wireless on her iMac. I use a wireless Apple mouse on my old mini.For those who use a Mac, what mouse do you use?
As for the OP, I use Android now more than anything.
My daughter uses a Logitech wireless on her iMac. I use a wireless Apple mouse on my old mini.For those who use a Mac, what mouse do you use?
It's ok but the form factor gives my fingers cramps. Location of lightning port is just downright stupid.Any comments/opinions on the Magic Mouse?
Microsoft sculpt comfort mouse - bluetoothFor those who use a Mac, what mouse do you use?
Painful cramps.Any comments/opinions on the Magic Mouse?
A Kensington Expert Mouse, which is really a huge trackball.For those who use a Mac, what mouse do you use?
I use the Logitech Master MX S3 for Mac. I also have the MX Anywhere, because it packs easier, it currently stays in my backpack. I also like the Apple TrackPad, which has some useful gesture control. It's linked to my Mini. I do have the Apple Magic Mouse, and while I like the touch surface control, it is an uncomfortable mouse with the sharp edge around the perimeter. Apple obviously went with esthetics over comfort. It lives in a drawer nibbling cheese.For those who use a Mac, what mouse do you use?
Logitech MX Master 3S works excellent and is my fav mouse. You can do wireless USB (comes with dongle) or bluetooth. Software and customization are excellent. Wireless USB is especially great if you dock/swap multiple computers at the same workspace (swapping bluetooth pairing sucks). I swap back and forth between my personal and work laptop, and wireless USB is seamless.For those who use a Mac, what mouse do you use?
I use USB because I switch between 2 different MacBook Pro's on my desk, so the mouse is tied to the USB chain instead of being paired to the computer. Thus the wireless connection floats seamlessly between computers when I swap them out. I also perfer the lower lag of wireless USB. That said, I would not call the BT lag objectionable.With the MX Master 3S, do you guys use it over Bluetooth or the supplied USB receiver? Is there any latency/responsiveness difference between the two options when on a Mac?
I’ve used a magic mouse for several years. It takes 2-AAs rather than being rechargeable, so thankfully, I don’t have the problem with the charging port. I like it well enough, but it did take a bit of getting used to at first. I most likely would not buy another. As is the case with all Apple products, it is over-priced. The difference with this mouse is there’s no compelling reason to buy one. It’s a mouseAny comments/opinions on the Magic Mouse?
Many organizations entrust security and many other causes to Microsoft due to their “support”. But using Microsoft has not hardened networks. Quite the opposite.Explain what you mean by this?
For those who use a Mac, what mouse do you use?
Any comments/opinions on the Magic Mouse?
Yes, elbow rests (also double as desktop sound absorbers):
Doesn’t a Mac have Unix? It’s not hard to get to the Unix system.One can take that further...serious work, process and resource management and a proper network stack requires UNIX. Linux is UNIX-like, but it is NOT UNIX.