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Do you have a Logitech MX Master 3(for Mac) bluetooth mouse and have the lag issue when moving mouse?

Computer: Mac mini M1 chip

Mouse: Logitech MX Master 3 for Mac

Is the mouse only supported to be connected to Mac using bluetooth and unifying receiver is not supported? I found when I use the mouse on Mac, esp. open System Preferences and when I click the "X" to close the APP and I feel the mouse movement is laggy, Apple Track Pad and unifying receiver connected mouse does not have the lag, only the bluetooth connected mouse(MX Master 3) has the lag issue. Do you have this mouse and would you please also have a try to see if you also have the issue.

Mac mini, macOS 11.2

Posted on Mar 14, 2021 6:27 AM

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a.anurkin
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Posted on Apr 29, 2021 1:34 PM

It is not mouse problem (have Mac version) it is BigSur problem. Mouse pointer work just fine after reboot and later on after day or two it start lagging more and more in time. Before Logitech MX Master 3 (for Mac) I have had Steel Series V500 mouse with same problem with BigSur and a bit worse in couple of days mouse stops working completely after lags. Disconnect and reconnect to USB mouse helps with mouse returns but still with lags. Only rebooting helps with pointer lags/madness. Thought it is mouse problem but was wrong, same with Logitech. So for sure it is not mouse problem, but global non Apple mouses.


And a bit more, I used Logitech MX Master (for Mac) in two ways of work with same laggy result, connected through Bluetooth and now connected through unifying receiver as I use Logitech MX Keys Keyboard and my iMac with T2 chip which prevents Bluetooth from work until you enter login password with FileVault enabled.

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a.anurkin
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Apr 29, 2021 1:34 PM in response to Joshua9809

It is not mouse problem (have Mac version) it is BigSur problem. Mouse pointer work just fine after reboot and later on after day or two it start lagging more and more in time. Before Logitech MX Master 3 (for Mac) I have had Steel Series V500 mouse with same problem with BigSur and a bit worse in couple of days mouse stops working completely after lags. Disconnect and reconnect to USB mouse helps with mouse returns but still with lags. Only rebooting helps with pointer lags/madness. Thought it is mouse problem but was wrong, same with Logitech. So for sure it is not mouse problem, but global non Apple mouses.


And a bit more, I used Logitech MX Master (for Mac) in two ways of work with same laggy result, connected through Bluetooth and now connected through unifying receiver as I use Logitech MX Keys Keyboard and my iMac with T2 chip which prevents Bluetooth from work until you enter login password with FileVault enabled.

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