Logitech options not working on Mac

I was having the same problem trying to get my MX Master 3S connected, and it looks like Logitech came out with a new software for the later models:

https://www.logitech.com/en-us/software/logi-options-plus.html?utm_campaign=CPX_OptionsPlus&utm_source=InAppMac&utm_medium=app

I installed it and it's working perfectly for me now.

THIS WORKS AFTER RESTART

Cheers to OP for the solution, but it didn't work for me after restarting. So I tried this, and it works:

1. Finder → Applications → Logi Option [Right-click, "Show Package Contents"] → Contents → Support
2. Now, leave that window open.
3. Open System Preferences → Users & Groups → Login Items
4. Drag "Logi Options Daemon" into the "Login Items" list in System Preferences

Now, it'll launch every time you restart.

Hello,

I do want to update this for others who don't have the Content folder. When I went to the applications -> right clicked on Logi Options+ and selected Show Package Contents -> Opened MacOS folder. In that folder, there should be a file called logioptionsplus. I double clicked that and it immediately found the mouse using bluetooth.

Not sure if they updated this but wanted to give that out if others were having similar issues.

Logitech Options didn't detect my mouse initially either, even after the Security/ Privacy settings that were prompted from Options app. I found that one of the Security/ Privacy settings, Input Monitoring, was not checked for Logi Options Daemon. One I checked that, my mouse was detected.

Thanks for this - it's super helpful.

Its worth noting add that Logi Options + (Beta testing would be the reason someone has this installed rater than regular Logi Options at the moment) for some bizarre reason does not have the "Logi Options Daemon.app" in its package (or at least, I could not find it). It's resulted in me uninstalling Logi Options + and resorting to regular so that I have a working app. The dangers of beta testing I suppose.

Have also seen others comment that sharing data with Logitech sometimes causes the issue, so on reinstall it is worth not giving Logitech permission for data sharing.

Thanks again for this :)

Replace Logi Options with the successor Logi Options+. Then the problem of not detecting products will be solved.

This worked well for me, the steps I followed were

1. 1. right clicked the "Logi Options.app" in the Applications folder and selected "Show Package Contents"
   2. Navigate to "Contents - Support" folder.
   3. Copy "Logi Options Daemon.app" to desktop
   4. Open System Prefs - Security & Privacy
   5. Select Bluetooth
   6. Click +
   7. Browse to Desktop and select "Logi Options Daemon.app"

All working fine now!!

Thanks Again

Logi options+ beta works without these problems on my air m1 https://www.logitech.com/en-us/software/logi-options-plus.html

I had this problem and the below steps helped me resolve the issue

• Go to system preferences > input monitoring
• If it's already selected: Unselect > Quit and reopen > Select > Quit and reopen

hi

I had this problem also,

---- right clicked the "Logi Options.app" in the Applications folder and selected "Show Package Contents" and hey presto - "Logi Options Daemon.app" was in the "Contents - Support" folder. ----

Completing the answer above,

drag Logi Option Daemon to -> setting, security and privacy, privacy , input monitoring

run logi option and enjoy