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Logitech's excellent MX Master 3 mouse and MX Keys keyboard always worked just fine with both Windows and Mac computers as well as with Apple iPads . But Logitech heard from enough people who wanted Apple-centric versions that it decided to create the MX Master 3 for Mac and MX Keys for Mac (both $100). International prices aren't currently available, but $100 is about £80 or AU$150.

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Both will be available globally in August along with a Mac version of the K380 Bluetooth keyboard ($40). They all cost the same as their standard counterparts and will certainly appeal to Apple users working from home during the pandemic.

Cosmetically, the Apple versions of the MX Master 3 and MX Keys remain unchanged except for one key difference: They now come in Apple's space gray color. Aside from that, out of the box they're 'tuned' for Mac and Apple, which advanced digital content creators particularly in mind. They have improved MacOS optimization and iPadOS compatibility for 'more speed and precision,' Logitech says. That said, they still work with other devices, including Windows computers.

The Logitech K380 for Mac has a keyboard layout specific for MacOS, iOS and iPadOS. It'll be available in rose (pictured below) and off-white colors. The K380 is one of my favorite compact full-size keyboards, and while it doesn't have an integrated stand for an iPad or iPhone , you can pair up to three devices with it and switch between them using the three Easy-Switch keys on the top left of the keyboard. It has dedicated Mac keys on the F and A rows and lasts up two years on a set of two AAA batteries, Logitech says.

Here's a look at the Master Series for Mac's key features, according to Logitech (lightly edited for format and brevity):

Logitech MX Master 3 for Mac

The Logitech MX Master 3 for Mac Advanced Wireless Mouse features an ergonomic design and Logitech's latest-generation MagSpeed scrolling, which silently shifts from precise click-to-click to a hyper-fast mode. It has an optimized thumb area with easy thumb access to the large thumbwheel and buttons.

With its Darkfield 4,000-dpi sensor, the mouse works on virtually any surface, even glass. App-specific profiles optimize workflow for Adobe , Google Chrome, Safari and plenty of other customization options. A built-in rechargeable battery lasts up to 70 days and can be charged while in use (it charges via USB-C).

Logitech MX Keys for Mac

Like the standard MX Keys, MX Keys for Mac has the same tactile, nicely designed keys that are slightly indented and shaped for your fingertips. The keyboard features smart backlighting, so when your hands approach the keyboard it adjusts to the ambient lighting conditions. MX Keys for Mac has Mac optimized firmware, is equipped with USB-C to USB-C charging and allows you to easily switch between your MacBook , iPad and iPhone.

Logitech's new Apple-centric peripherals ship in August.

Hi there, Graeme,

Logitech Mouse Mac Compatible

Thanks for visiting the Apple Support Communities. I understand you have a Logitech MX Anywhere 2s mouse that is not working with your MacBook Pro, though it does work with your son's Mac mini. I'm happy to help!

I see that your Mac is currently running macOS 10.12.6 Sierra. According to the technical specifications on Logitech's website, the MX Anywhere 2s mouse requires macOS 10.13 High Sierra or later to function properly: Logitech MX Anywhere 2s Multi-Device Wireless Mouse Designed to Work Anywhere. This is likely why it works on your son's Mac Mini (which I see running macOS 10.14 High Sierra), but not your MacBook Pro.

To resolve the issue you are experiencing, you can update your macOS software. Your MacBook Pro appears to be compatible with the latest macOS version of 10.15 Catalina, this is the available version you can upgrade to: How to upgrade to macOS Catalina - Apple Support.

Best.

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Apr 18, 2020 7:53 AM