This is on a totally clean install of macOS Big Sur. Trackpad++ has been updated to support the late-2016 MacBook Pro, giving users the following abilities: 2, 3 and 4-finger gestures, such as pinch-to-zoom, back / forward, middle mouse button, new. It actually makes it really hard to get anything done sometimes because it takes so much conscious effort and patience to click things. When I'm moving the mouse across the screen and this happens, the mouse will suddenly slow down and stop, and then JUMP 2-3 times to where it was supposed to go. I will see that it briefly disconnects from LogiOptions. The lights on the mouse will turn on as it is trying to find a device to connect to. But every 10-30 seconds, the mouse will lose connection. When I use the unifying receiver, it works overall, better. It like cuts out enough where it elongates the circle or shortens it/cuts corners slightly, etc.
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It's hard to make consistently-shaped circles. It's easiest to notice that the connection is wonky if I make small circular motions with the mouse. Using bluetooth, the connection is just constantly slightly jerky.
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Windows through Bootcamp on the same machine in the same location with the same setup, is fine. So no matter what I do, something will work shoddily. For me, I don't have problem-free connectivity with the receiver OR bluetooth. Is this just a fundamental issue with macOS which means you should steer clear of Logitech mice for macOS? Is there a fix? If I were using windows, I would LOVE this mouse.Īt least for you it works fine fine using the dongle. Windows is fine with the receiver, all the time. This is only when using the wireless USB receiver. Thunderbolts USB-C shape allows for Alternate Modes for the port that can support HDMI, MHL, Ethernet, and DisplayPort. Thunderbolt 3 ports are so fast you can plug in virtually anything and have it work with your Mac. I can watch the lights on the mouse flash as it regains connection, and even see the connection status in LogiOptions go gray, and then light up again indicating a disconnection. 2016 to 2020 MacBook Pro 2017 to 2020 MacBook Air 2021 M1 MacBook Pro 2021 M1 MacBook Air Thunderbolt 3. It will jump across the screen and lose connection for probably 2 seconds or so. However, when I use the USB universal wireless receiver, it works noticably better smoothness and latency-wise, but every so often, probably every ten seconds or so, the mouse will lose connection and reconnect, and as a result, LAG HORRIBLY. The main solution that people say, is to use the USB Receiver instead. This, I have seen is a common issue, exclusive to macOS. 85W will be enough to charge even the 96W 16in MBP. When using bluetooth, the mouse is CONSTANTLY slightly jumpy. OWCs standard Thunderbolt 3 docking station has a great set of ports, and charges at a top-end 85W powerful enough for a 15in MacBook Pro. I have had some issues on and off with the mouse since I got it honestly, with my 2016 baseline MBP, way back with Mojave.
I have had AWFUL issues as of late, which seem to be the opposite of everyone else I have seen. I have a MacBook Pro 2020 (Four thunderbolt ports) and a Logitech Triathlon 720, running macOS Big Sur 11.0.1.
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