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I own a Logitech MX Master 3 mouse. It is possible to configure it so I can use is with my Imac and my MacBook Pro at the same time. I set it up using software supplied by Logitech.
When the mousepointer reaches the Botton of my Imac it shows up on my Macbook with a short delay. It is so smart. It even works between a Mac and a PC.
I wonder if I can get the same user experience with a Magic Mouse.
MacBook Pro Retina
You are corresponding with other end users here; Apple does not participate. If you want Apple to hear about it, you can use the feedback process:
Also appears that you are working for Logitech. FWIW, advertising is not allowed here.
So, that mouse has the capability built in according to their website. You are paying $100 for it.
Your average default mouse included with computers does not include those features. Apple has not focused on producing vermins with such capabilities; that was no doubt simply a business decision. Certainly does not mean that Apple is not smart. Take a look at their bottom line before making such statements.
All I am saying is that The functionality of The Logitech mouse is a incremental innovation. I encourage Apple to make a mouse with the same functionality. Then their mouse could be called “Magic”.
By the Way Logitech produce keyboards that can switch between computers and other products with a single Touch. Smart.
Thank You. I will do that eventhough I am sure, that they have an eye on this platform. I can garantee, that I don’t work for any tech Company. And I am not advertising at all. I just asked if a functionality in a product that I use could be build into an Apple mouse. Therefore It was nessessary to mention The product name.
Apple bluetooth mice are paired with one device at a time - unless there have been some major changes. That means you need to unpair > pair with device 2 > unpair > pair with device 1.
But obviously it works With a mouse from another Company. I thought that Apple was smart.
Of course Macs work with third party mice. The limitation is not an Apple limitation, its the standards of Bluetooth, so your criticism is misguided and incorrect.
One mouse two Macs
