MacOS Tahoe 26.0.1 bluetooth issue with 3rd party devices

I am using a Keychron V3 Max and Logitech MX Master 35 for Mac with my M3 Ultra. It recognized both in Bluetooth, and Keychron wired on boot, but within a few minutes, the mouse won't scroll and the keyboard begins emitting newlines.

I'm experiencing similar issues but a little different.

After updating my M2 Pro (with the higher tier M2 pro with more cores) Macbook Pro 14", bluetooth functionality stopped working altogether, NOTHING shows up in the bluetooth bar. Whenever I reboot the computer, my accessories work BEFORE logging in. After I log in, I can't see any devices show up in my bluetooth. My headphones don't work, my keyboard doesn't show up, my mouse doesn't show up, nothing.

I tried rebooting the computer over and over again, nothing. I had to use my macbook and the touchpad to interact with the computer. Since I work from home and I rely on this computer as my main source of income, this is understandably frustrating.

After a while, my keyboard and mouse started working, I don't know when / why, but i'm afraid to reboot my computer now, that I might lose them again. My headphones still can't connect for the life of me.

I'm not used to this quality of SW updates by apple, this is outright horrible. Whilst I also have a windows computer and windows updates are annoying, it NEVER broke essential functionality like this.

Anybody knows any workaround?

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jcn115 wrote:

Welcome to the club, I have the same iMac. The issue doesn’t affect Apple’s Magic Mouse and keyboard, both are Bluetooth. Only 3rd party devices, but why only after startup?

Certain misconceptions that persist regarding the relationship between Apple Computer and third-party devices and accessories.

These misconceptions often arise when third-party products fail to function or meet user expectations.

Apple is responsible for addressing issues with its own operating systems, and accessories.

However, Apple cannot rectify user choices of third-party products  installed and used on their computers.

This responsibility lies solely with the third party to evaluate the performance of their products when used on an Apple Computer running the intended version of macOS.

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True_Steps wrote:

No. This is not a 3rd party responsibility. THE FACT that the bluetooth doesn't work and doesn't discover ANY devices is a fault in MacOS for me not the 3rd party manufacturer, whose devices work everywhere and did work prior to the 26.0.1. update.

We recognize what follows may not resonate for one reason or another

Does Apple Own the this party device ?

No

Does Apple provide a possible third party dongle for this device ?

No

Does Apple design and built the third party software ( if required ) to make the device work to the expectations of the user ?

No

Does Apple Test each and every third party device that requires a bluetooth connection ?

No

There has been sufficient advice offered for the User ( you ) to make an informed and educated choice what remedial actions are  required for this computer.

The suggestions have been put forth on a volunteer basis, in good faith and in the best interests of the computer which do not always align with the users exceptions .

https://support.logi.com/hc/ko/articles/22756241211159-Download-MX-Keys-S-for-Mac

I also experienced the same issue, so I downloaded the program, updated it, and went through the necessary permission settings in the Control Panel.

Please check your update and settings as well.

That’s a bogus response. It’s up to Apple to do regression testing and make sure that whatever works before will work with the upgrade or at the very least provide a bug list of known issues. Apple either needs to address it by fixing it or documenting they won’t.

Understood...

see my post above.

As you recomended, I filed a bug report. Hope other ones are going to do the same.