Mouse that works well with Sierra

[Guacamole]

I need a mouse for my new Mackbook Pro. The one that I have is not working well on my new laptop while it works perfectly on my old one. It’s an old microsoft mouse.

I’m looking for a mouse compatible with Sierra (preferible bluetooth to save a port but it doesn’t matter)
I don’t want any of those expensive gaming ones, just a simple one compatible with Sierra .

The Apple mouse is way too expensive

any suggestions please?

 

[Erdbeertorte]

My blue Logitech M535 is working fine with Sierra and High Sierra (I don't use my Apple Magic Mouse anymore since I have it.). Logitech is always good. Best one is MX Master I think but also expensive.

https://www.logitech.com/en-us/product/bluetooth-mouse-m535

 

[Guacamole]

My blue Logitech M535 is working fine with Sierra and High Sierra (I don't use my Apple Magic Mouse anymore since I have it.). Logitech is always good. Best one is MX Master I think but also expensive.

https://www.logitech.com/en-us/product/bluetooth-mouse-m535

I saw that one but it has mixed reviews so I wasn’t sure about it

 

[Fishrrman]

My vote goes to Logitech. Best mice I've found.

But... Logitech's mouse software might not please you (or it might).

Just be aware that you can also use either "SteerMouse" or "USB Overdrive" to program any additional buttons...

 

[Guacamole]

I bought a Logitech M185 and it's not good, just as bad as my old Microsoft mouse.. sluggish and sometimes it freezes.

I couldn't find a M535 in stores and I need it one right away

 

[danielwsmithee]

I've heard good things about SteelSeries mice. Technically they are gaming mice as well, but they are a lot simpler then other gaming mice. Though I don't think they will be cheaper than the Apple mouse.

In my opinion a quality mouse and keyboard are some of the best computer investments you can make. I've been running a Logitech Performance MX for 10+ years, and it is still great.