3Dconnexion Forum

I would like to use the wireless mouse that I paid for as intended. We're all on the same boat. 3DConnexion just doesn't care about MacOS users. I'm even thinking about calling an advocate, as I spent (a lot of) money on their products as they were stated "MacOS-ready", but that wasn't tr...

I'm sorry but 3DConnexion does not really support MacOS as stated, nowadays.
We all are having troubles with Monterey and new macs but 3DConnexion doesn't care.
You have two choices:
1. (the best one): sell that stupid mouse and buy a proper one (logitech, for instance)
2. wait some years and pray

3DConnexion is not really supporting MacOS, despite what they state.

Nope, that does NOT fix the laggy pointer issue.

I'd like to see MacOS actually supported, as a begin.

Suggesting that mac computers, a highly sought after creative workstation, is not good for the mouse is ridiculous. It is not 2003, its not difficult for developers these days to write things for mac/arm. It is only difficult if the company wants to BE difficult and not invest the money in a fix fo...

You're completely right.


MAC USERS, AVOID 3DCONNEXION STUFF: YOUR COMPUTER IS NOT / WON'T BE SUPPORTED.

I agree.


MAC USERS, AVOID 3D CONNEXION HARDWARE: IT'S NOT SUPPORTED AS STATED.

I also won't recommend this company.
I bought a mouse thinking Mac will be supported as stated, but it's just completely false.

Mac users, just avoid 3Dconnexion.

Yes I did test EVERYTHING.
Other M1 mac users are having the same problem.
Wake up.

Yes the mouse worked fine on my old Intel macbook.

For M1 mac users: don't buy 3Dconnexion stuff. It's just buggy and not supported.

Can someone @ 3DConnexion TEST and say something about the mouse giant LAG via bluetooth?

and the support team thinks the problem is my mac
LOL.
If ever they tried by themselves the mouse on a new machine with the new OS.

Have the same issue, I wish I didn't buy this stupid mouse.
Mac is NOT really supported.

Or, I will just avoid 3DConnexion in the future.
Thanks.