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GandalfTheGrey003

macrumors newbie
Dec 22, 2021
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Okay, I just confirmed one strange behaviour of my Logitech mouse. When I restart my M1 Mac, the lag vanishes away and mouse works perfectly fine as it would on a Windows PC. Just after a few hours, the stutter is back.

Cheers!
 

MuffCabbage

macrumors regular
Nov 11, 2012
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Seeing this on the Logitech M585 using USB receiver as well. M1 MBP 14".

Tried disabling shake to magnify.
Tried some display scaling changes.
Tried Logi software.
Tried disabling mouse acceleration.
 
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mfractal

macrumors newbie
Dec 9, 2021
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Okay, I just confirmed one strange behaviour of my Logitech mouse. When I restart my M1 Mac, the lag vanishes away and mouse works perfectly fine as it would on a Windows PC. Just after a few hours, the stutter is back.

Cheers!

omg this is so annoying, been driving me nuts. i am using the mx master 3 via BT and experiencing the same. after a reboot everything is silky smooth and slowly but surely after a while mouse would start lagging and be erratic. I just tried connecting the mouse via the unifying receiver instead of bluetooth - same thing, even worse, even went as far as plugging it wired - same !!!!, so it's not the BT/wireless issue, it's some mac issue. it's almost as it's dropping frames or something on the cursor.
 
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