I can't find any info regarding 2S, people says 3 is having problems, logi options still running under rosetta and daemon is having troubles. Is there any MX Master 2S users? Is your setup working fine? What did you do in the setups?
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Will Logitech MX Master 2S w/ Logi Options work?
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My 2s works fine* using the dongle.
*Options stops working quite regularly (eg when squeezing the mouse to run mission control it will then stop working although the mouse continues to work OK - sometimes comes back after a while other times needs Options launching and it kicks back in)
*Options stops working quite regularly (eg when squeezing the mouse to run mission control it will then stop working although the mouse continues to work OK - sometimes comes back after a while other times needs Options launching and it kicks back in)
As I understand it, it's with all devices trying to use Big Sur. Anything pre-Big Sur will still be supported.
Well it looks like I will not be upgrading to Big Sur. I'm using the Logitech MX Master 2S without problems on Catalina. I'm not going to use Magic Mouse on a 27 inch screen. I need too much real estate to move the pointer from one side of the screen to the other with the magic mouse. What a disappointment Apple turned out to be.
could you provide a source for this information? I would like to read it and see if they wrote anything more about when/why
edit: I actually found some info here: https://support.logi.com/hc/pl/articles/360053649633
and for Logitech Options itself there's no info on EoL (and as far as i know this is the only app required to run my MX 2s), the Control Center is going to end this year tho, but i don't know what that app is for to be honest.
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Why?
I’m guessing they will release a m1 native app instead?
So they will trash the support for all Mac users?
Is that what your saying?
I don’t think they will loose that customerbase ofc windows users are more but we are many Mac users also.
Somehow I can't see Logitech giving up on Big Sur Intel Macs/M1 Mac users. I suppose they could sunset on the Intel Macs over time. But, would they want to lose sales to M1 Mac users?
They have an old-style extension "LogiMgrDriver" that is legacy under BigSur Intel and will not work on M1.
MX Anywhere 3 here, but I'm not using Logitech Options, I avoid installing x86 drivers, this might kill the battery runtime and cause other weird issues.
I did uninstall Logitech option today and I did replace it with steer mouse.
Do you know how I can make sure that the drivers are gone?
See this thread
I have an old Logitech M510 mouse, and when I got my M1 mini, the mouse software (LCC) no longer worked. The mouse works, but you can't program the buttons. The weird thing is, some M510's are still supported. I don't think my next mouse will be a Logitech.
From Logitech:
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I’ll just re-install the Mac when I have replaced all intel software.
I did go with steermouse and all of my buttons are working just fine
To quote from their notice:
Since they said they'll be fully compatible, and since none of the M1 (or greater) Macs run anything less than Big Sur, Big Sur and beyond must therefore be supported.