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I just got my new MacBook Pro with M1. I am trying to pair my Logitech MX anywhere 3 mouse by bluetooth but it cannot connect. Does anyone meet the same question? Are there any ways to solve this problem? Thanks!
Welcome Sherry,
Logitech made some big changes as Big Sur was being released that affected some products and obsoleted others. Yours is among the survivors and is supported for Big Sur, but they have posted a bug fix for software issues. See:
https://support.logi.com/hc/en-us/articles/360053831874-Download-Stub-MX-Anywhere-3-for-Mac
Welcome Sherry,
Logitech made some big changes as Big Sur was being released that affected some products and obsoleted others. Yours is among the survivors and is supported for Big Sur, but they have posted a bug fix for software issues. See:
https://support.logi.com/hc/en-us/articles/360053831874-Download-Stub-MX-Anywhere-3-for-Mac
Sherry1289 Said:
"Macbook Pro with M1 cannot pair Logitech mouse: I just got my new MacBook Pro with M1. I am trying to pair my Logitech MX anywhere 3 mouse by bluetooth but it cannot connect. Does anyone meet the same question? Are there any ways to solve this problem? Thanks!"
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What to Try:
A Enable Bluetooth on Both:
Try enabling Bluetooth on both devices: your laptop and iPhone
B. Verify the Connection:
First off, see if the headphones are is even seen:
Then...
C. Reset the Bluetooth Module:
See if Bluetooth is getting in the way here. Bluetooth may be in a constant loop of not being able to connect. Go Here: Use "Reset the Bluetooth module" to Fix Constant Bluetooth Disconnections - User Tips
Thanks for your help! However, I met the problem when I try to connect through Bluetooth to add the device to the Logi option. It flickers connected and not connected :( Is it relevant to the new M1 chip?
I doubt it is an M1 hardware issue. At this point it is best to work through Logitech support. They are quite good.
Macbook Pro with M1 cannot pair Logitech mouse
