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A while ago, someone asked on the MPU Forums:

Setapp — which apps do you use? Many, us pay for SetApp yet don’t get all the value because we don’t know the full extent of all the shiny toys. This was last asked 4 yrs ago, so it feels relevant againWhat the hidden gems have I missed?

Here’s my answer to this question!

I also wanted to write this, as many of My App Defaults are from Setapp, and because I recently read about the Setapp iOS store in the EU (which Norway, sadly, isn’t a part of).

I hope this post can be useful if you’re considering the service, and wonder if it’s worth it, or if you’re new to the service and would like some tips to get started. If you want to give it a try, I’d appreciate you doing so through my affiliate link to Setapp 🖇️. 🫶🏻

I've paid for the service for a couple of years, and keep paying for it. This post is me explaining why, and giving some tips. But I get it if some might find the use of an affiliate link to make me biased -so here's a regular link, if you' rather use that.

I’ve sorted them into the following categories:

Always-running utilities,

new defaults,

useful tools,

and workflow staples.

I also have a couple of honorable mentions, that are (or seem like) good apps, but that I, personally, don’t use that much.

I’ve added the price outside Setapp as well.1 Setapp is €10-15/month, or €100-150/year. However, some things to keep in mind:

Many of the apps are one-time purchases (but often not with unlimited updates), so it’s difficult to compare with a single subscription.

Many of the apps I use, I wouldn’t pay for if it weren’t included in Setapp. I’d either use a free/cheaper alternative, or just not use something like that at all.

I still find it to be great value – and I like that I can use nice, paid apps like explained in the second point.

Always-running utilities

Bartender (€21)

The grandad of menu bar organisation. Ice is an interesting free alternative, but I’m still pleased with Bartender – especially as I can have it automatically change layout when I connect my Studio Display.

BetterTouchTool (€22)

I mostly use this to set up trackpad shortcuts – which it does amazingly. But it can do much more as well.

Cleanshot X (€26)

Terrific tool for screenshots, annotations, and screen recordings. An alternative for the latter, called IShowU (€80 or €22/year) also just dropped on Setapp.

Default Folder X (€47)

This app powers up the open and save dialogues on your Mac – with things like recent folders and the ability to click on folders you have open in the background to save there.

Hookmark (€63)

This is an app for creating deep links between different documents and parts of apps (like specific emails).

iStat Menus (€13)

Recently updated, with a beautiful coat of paint, this highly customisable app lets you place what you want in the menu bar. I have RAM and CPU usage, and a weather widget.

My laptop mode menu bar, dictated by Bartender. If I hit the weather widget, iStat gives me a detailed forecast. And hitting the memory and CPU bars, gives me more details about those things.

Mission Control Plus (€10)

I only use this to allow me to close windows from Exposé. Worth it!

Paste (€27/year)

My favourite clipboard manager. Both pretty and powerful.

PixelSnap (€35)

Used for measuring things or your screen. I think xScope might be a more powerful version of this.

PopClip (€23)

App that mimics the menu you get when you select text on iOS – but you fill it with what you want. I’ve turned off mine coming up automatically, but I get this with a hotkey:

From the left:

The left one is a specific one for working with subtitles. It splits the selected line into two, down the middle.

This wraps text in <figcaption>, and is used for blog posts.

This wraps the text in a “callout div”, that I use to create callouts like the one about the affiliate link up top.

If I want to format text in image captions or callouts, I have to use HTML. This creates an HTML hyperlink,

this is italics, <em>

and this is bold. <strong>

The pen is some custom stuff for my band’s website.

The Last One Will Title Case the Selected Text.

New defaults

Archiver (€20)

Just a nice zip/unzip tool. The Unarchiver (free) is more or less just as nice!

Elmedia Player (€25)

And this is just a nice video player. But here Iina (free) is also just as nice.

BusyCal (€45)

It lacks some of the most powerful Fantastical features – but I also prefer some things about BusyCal. And seeing as it’s so much cheaper, this is a great alternative if you want something more powerful than Calendar.app, but don’t want to pay €60/year. It also has a nice menu bar widget (as seen in the screenshot above).

Nitro PDF Pro (€200 or €17/month)

I’ve no idea why this is so expensive! I guess it offers features some businesses just got to have. 🤷🏻‍♂️ But for me, it’s just a nice PDF reader/editor.

Useful tools

ChronoSync Express (€27)

Neat little tool to sync different folders.

ClearVPN (€40/year)

Pretty VPN that seems to do the job – on Mac and iOS. But I’m a very light VPN user.

Downie (€18)

Great app and browser extension for downloading anything from the web. (For instance, YouTube videos.)

Expressions (€7)

Together with an LLM, this app makes it possible for me to make useful regex patterns.

Folx (€18)

Torrent and general download manager, with browser extensions as well. Not the most used on my Mac, but I like it.

Image2Icon (€11)

Simple tool to turn any image into good-looking app icons.

Keep It Shot (€17 w/bring you own API or €7/month)

I’ve aimed this at my screenshot folder (for Cleanshot X), and it will automatically rename the screenshots into something searchable and rememberable.

OpenIn (€12)

Let’s say you normally want to open .md files in App 1, but if it’s in Folder X, you want it to open in App 2 instead – then OpenIn is for you. You can also use it to open links in different browsers depending on which app you click it, and more.

PDF Squeezer (€19)

Some PDFs have an ungodly size, and this app fixes that.

Permute (€13)

An app from the same developer as Downie, and an excellent converter tool. Works on images, videos and sound, and has Shortcut actions.

Timemator (€35)

Great time-tracker, with some automatic Mac features. (But I only use it for billable stuff.)

Sip (€18)

Gives you a colour picker everywhere, and some useful palette tools, like a floating colour dock for easy copying.

Image from the app's website.

Soulver (€13 + €35)

Now, this app got sherlocked pretty hard by the new Math Notes feature in this year’s OSs – but it’s still a great app for the combination of natural language notes and a calculator.

I wrote more about it here, in the post The Case for Soulver, and an App Between a Calculator and a Spreadsheet.

Squash (€46/year)

Sleek app for batch image actions.

Unite (€45)

An app for creating “desktop apps” from websites/web apps. Just like you can do from Safari or Chrome, but with more customisability.

Workflow staples

Bike Outliner (€34)

This is probably the app I like to use the most, of any app of any type. However, as it’s files-based and doesn’t have an iOS app (yet), it’s a bit challenging to integrate into my Markdown-focused workflow. But I highly recommend it nonetheless.

NotePlan (€90/year)

This app has a lot in common with Obsidian. But it gives you a much more native feel, and tasks and calendar notes are first-class citizens. This app can be the backbone of your digital life, for notes, tasks, time-blocking and more.

Ulysses (€36/year)

While I prefer the writing experience in Paper, Ulysses is still a great place to write, and I use its publishing features for Micro.blog all the time. If you’re writing long-form, like a novel or thesis, Ulysses is terrific.

Honorable mentions

BusyContacts (€45)

BusyCal’s sister-app. But I don’t use contacts much. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Calendars (€21/year)

This came to Setapp after I had used BusyCal for a while, so I don’t know how it compares. (I didn’t feel the need to try it out.) But it looks like a great calendar app, from a good developer.

Canary Mail (€19/year)

Decent email client if you like AI tools.

Craft (€86/year)

Powerful and flexible note-taking app, with sharing and co-operation features.

Diarly (€24/year)

I currently use Everlog for journaling, but this also looks really solid!

DisplayBuddy (€17)

If you use several external displays, and especially if they’re not made by Apple, this app (and BetterDisplay Pro) will be your best friend.

Dropzone (€31)

Drag and drop enhancer. From the website:

Dropzone makes it faster and easier to:

Move Files

Copy Files

Install Apps

Launch Apps

AirDrop

Run Shortcuts

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SFTP Server

FTP Server

Rename & Move Files

Shorten URLs

Resize Images

Compress images

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GoodTask (€42)

App built on top of the Reminders.app database, which gives it more powerful features (while keeping the database, for sharing, Siri features, etc.).

HoudahSpot (€38)

More powerful file search for Mac.

Keysmith (€48)

With this, you can record specific actions (with mouse and keyboard), and then give them keyboard shortcuts. For those things that don’t have a proper hotkey!

Marked (€13)

App, by the great Brett Terpstra, for showing Markdown previews from everywhere.

MarsEdit (€54)

App for writing blog posts, and publishing them to things like WordPress, Micro.blog or Mastodon.

MindNode (€22/year)

A mind-mapping tool I’ve heard good things about.

Path Finder (€27/year)

A decent Finder replacement, with some more powerful features.

Secrets (€85 or €34/year)

As mentioned in this post, I think it’s a good idea to use a third-party password manager. And Secrets is one of them.

Spark (€54/year)

Probably my favourite email client (which, admittedly, is a pretty low bar), as I can’t use Mimestream before it supports JMAP. However, as I share my Power User Setapp account with my wife, only one of us can use Spark – so I let her have it.

TaskPaper (€27)

Ultra-fast plain-text task manager, from the same developer as Bike.

TextSoap (€45)

Classic tool for cleaning up your text.

Typeface (€43)

A more powerful version of the built-in Font Book.

Unclutter (€22)

A place for storing temporary files, text, and more.

Yoink (€9)

Like Dropzone and Unclutter, an enhancer for drag-and-drop.

Especially if you haven’t bought many of these apps already (or enough of them are due for a paid upgrade), I’d say Setapp is absolutely worth it. And I do like it as a place to go look for something when I discover a need! That’s how I found many of these tools.

I get that many people prefer to purchase apps, instead of having a subscription. In that case, paying for a couple of months of Setapp can be a great way to test/discover plenty of apps and learn about what you might want to buy.

Some prices I only found in another currency, so I changed it to Euros. Some apps might have slightly different functionality, but I chose the closest option. ↩︎

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In the court cases against Epic, this round of regulatory scrutiny from the EU, and other more, Apple has made their sense of entitlement abundantly clear. Every piece of business that happens on their platforms, is to their credit. And developers are lucky to be able to pay them almost a third of their revenue for the privilege of being on their platforms. If Apple understands that their relationship with developers is reciprocal, they hide it well.

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A stock Mac, without utilities like these, feels broken to me:

Bartender, by Surtees Studios, keeps my menu bar tidy and good-looking, and Default Folder X, by St. Clair Software upgrades my open and close dialogs.

My trackpad becomes much more useful thanks to BetterTouchTool by Andreas Hegenberg of Folivora.ai, and all my keyboards do the same through Karabiner-Elements by pqrs/Takayama Fumihiko and Keyboard Maestro by Stairways Software.

Paste, by a small team based in Denmark, is my favourite clipboard manager — but Tapbot’s Pastebot, is also great. (Give Paul, Mark and Todd a follow!)

But I would probably be able to live with just using the integrated clipboard manager in Raycast, an outstanding launcher with a rich extension ecosystem. But Alfred, by Andrew and Vero Pepperrell, and LaunchBar, by Objective Development is also good! I do use Raycast for window management, though. However, if I didn’t, I would’ve been well served by things like Magnet (Crowd Café), Moom (Peter Maurer and Rob Griffiths of Many Tricks), Rectangle (Ryan Hanson) , Amethyst (Ian Ynda-Hummel) or Yabai (Åsmund Vikane)! (And John Siracusa makes some apps for the particular of us.)

Noodlesoft’s Hazel keeps my files tidy, Anybox holds my bookmarks, my board game collection is in Classifier by App Deco, and my digital games are in GameTrack. Menuwhere (Many Tricks again!) makes sure the top menu is always within reach.

PopClip by Nick Moore and SnippetsLab by Renfei Song help me manipulate text, Photomator manipulates photos, and what the geniuses over at Rogue Amoeba can do to manipulate sound, is simply remarkable (I especially like SoundSource and Audio Hijack!)

Some do wood working as a hobby — I do development

And even though I’m very far from being at a professional level, I really like the Zed code editor by the team behind Atom. Panic also has some great software, in Transmit, the Nova editor, and the new Prompt terminal. iTerm , by George Nachman is also good — but my favourite terminal app is Warp. And if I had coded more on my iPad, I probably would’ve used Runestone, by Simon Støvring, and Working Copy more! Oh, and my favourite browser, is Arc by The Browser Company — and if I’m there, in Safari or in Firefox, Jeff Johnson helps me StopTheMadness.

But there’s even more great ways to write notes and other texts

NotePlan, by Eduard Metzger is both my notes app and task manager, and I journal in Everlog by Wessley Roche. But I could very well have taken notes in Bear (Shiny Frog), Craft, Bike Outliner (Jesse Grosjean) or **Taio **(by the developer who also makes MarkEdit)! (Quick shout-out to Obsidian and Logseq as well — even though they are cross-platform.)

Text that I won’t save, starts in Drafts by Greg Pierce, while I write blog posts and more in Ulysses by a team based in Germany. (But MarsEdit, by Daniel Jalkut also supports Micro.blog!) And if I feel the need for a post-it note, I might jot something down in Tot, by Iconfactory, or do some calculations in Soulver by Acqualia Software.

(I’d love to be able to write my emails in Mimestream — but they have got to get on that JMAP support!)

There are also lots of great calendar apps and task managers

Since I have most my tasks in NotePlan, I don’t use other task managers as much. But I sometimes use GoodTask, as it uses the Reminders.app database, but gives a more powerful interface. Things 3, by Cultured Code and Omnifocus by The Omni Group is also great.

If you’re a calendar power user, Fantastical, by Flexibits, is where it’s at. I’m not, so I really like BusyCal, by Busy Apps, that sits somewhere between Fantastical and Calendar.app. I also have a soft spot for n.spektor’s Calendar 366.

Most of these have good mobile clients — but here are some other mobile favourites

Dark Noise, by Charlie Chapman, is a good noisemaker, and Callsheet by Casey Liss is what IMDB would be if it was made by someone who really cares.

His ATP buddy, Marco Arment, makes the app that’s active the most hours on my phone: Overcast And I check the IK Start og Arsenal scores with FotMob.

My favourite calculator, is the weirdly named SC-323PU by Thomas Öllinger., but PCalc by James Thomson is also great.

If I checked the weather in other ways than finding out when I step outside, I could’ve used apps like Carrot Weather by Brian Mueller or Mercury Weather by Triple Glazed Studios. (Here’s a pro tip from me: I use the Yr app, which is a weather app paid for by the Norwegian government — and it’s pretty great, and available in English!) And if I saved recipies, I could use Croutonby Devin Davies or Mela by Silvio Rizzi.

Silvio has also made a great way to experience RSS, with Reeder. NetNewsWire by Brent Simmons is another good option, while my personal favourite is Lire.

iOS also has some fantastic social media apps. I still miss Apollo, by Christian Selig, and Reddit’s policies have made me more or less quit the service. But Narwhal is pretty good if you still use it! Gluon, by Vincent Ritter is my preferred way to browse Micro.blog (also check out his Scribbles project!) For Mastodon, there’s an embarrassment of riches: Mona, Ivory (Tapbots), Mammoth and Icecubes (Thomas Ricouard), to name a few!

And that’s not even mentioning the cross-platform stuff that Apple’s platforms would be way less attractive without. (Looking at you, Vision Pro.) I enjoy YouTube Premium, my main music player is Spotify (testing Tidal currently, though), my main chat app is Telegram (by far the best user experience for personal and group chats!). While these don’t keep me on Apple platforms, the absence of them would’ve pushed away.

Again, Apple does deserve tons of cash and credit — but not all of it. People like the mentioned developers are the main reason I buy Apple products — and not Apple themselves.

And people’s definition of «indie» varies! ↩︎

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When you install Microsoft Windows on your Mac, Boot Camp Assistant automatically opens the Boot Camp installer, which installs the latest Windows support software (drivers). If that doesn't happen, or you experience any of the following issues while using Windows on your Mac, follow the steps in this article.

Your Apple mouse, trackpad, or keyboard isn't working in Windows. Force Touch isn't designed to work in Windows.

You don't hear audio from the built-in speakers of your Mac in Windows.

The built-in microphone or camera of your Mac isn't recognized in Windows.

One or more screen resolutions are unavailable for your display in Windows.

You can't adjust the brightness of your built-in display in Windows.

You have issues with Bluetooth or Wi-Fi in Windows.

You get an alert that Apple Software Update has stopped working.

You get a message that your PC has a driver or service that isn't ready for this version of Windows.

Your Mac starts up to a black or blue screen after you install Windows.

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If your Mac has an AMD video card and is having graphics issues in Windows, you might need to update your AMD graphics drivers instead.

Install the latest macOS updates

Before proceeding, install the latest macOS updates, which can include updates to Boot Camp.

Format a USB flash drive

To install the latest Windows support software, you need a 16GB or larger USB flash drive formatted as MS-DOS (FAT).

Start your Mac from macOS.

Plug the USB flash drive into your Mac.

Open Disk Utility, which is in the Utilities folder of your Applications folder.

Choose View > Show All Devices from the menu bar.

From the sidebar in Disk Utility, select your USB flash drive. (Select the drive name, not the volume name beneath it.)

Click the Erase button or tab.

Choose MS-DOS (FAT) as the format and Master Boot Record as the scheme.

Click Erase to format the drive. When done, quit Disk Utility.

Download the Windows support software

After preparing your USB flash drive, complete these steps:

Make sure that your Mac is connected to the Internet.

Open Boot Camp Assistant, which is in the Utilities folder of your Applications folder.

From the menu bar at the top of your screen, choose Action > Download Windows Support Software, then choose your USB flash drive as the save destination. When the download completes, quit Boot Camp Assistant.

Learn what to do if you can't download or save the Windows support software.

Install the Windows support software

After downloading the Windows support software to your flash drive, follow these steps to install the software. (If you're attempting to resolve issues with a Bluetooth mouse or keyboard, it might be easier to use a USB mouse or keyboard until these steps are complete.)

Make sure that the USB flash drive is plugged into your Mac.

Start up your Mac in Windows.

From File Explorer, open the USB flash drive, then open Setup or setup.exe, which is in the WindowsSupport folder or BootCamp folder. When you're asked to allow Boot Camp to make changes to your device, click Yes.

Click Repair to begin installation. If you get an alert that the software hasn't passed Windows Logo testing, click Continue Anyway.

After installation completes, click Finish, then click Yes when you're asked to restart your Mac.

Learn more

If you can't download or save the Windows support software:

If the assistant says that the Windows support software could not be saved to the selected drive, or that the USB flash drive can't be used, make sure that your USB flash drive has a storage capacity of at least 16GB and is formatted correctly.

If the assistant doesn't see your USB flash drive, click Go Back and make sure that the drive is connected directly to the USB port on your Mac—not to a display, hub, or keyboard. Disconnect and reconnect the drive, then click Continue.

If the assistant says that it can't download the software because of a network problem, make sure that your Mac is connected to the Internet.

Make sure that your Mac meets the system requirements to install Windows using Boot Camp.

If a Mac feature still doesn't work after updating the Windows support software, search for your symptom on the Apple support website or Microsoft support website. Some features of your Mac aren't designed to work in Windows.

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How do I grip the DXT mouse?

Start by placing the tip of the ring finger over the black plastic triangular area beneath the bottom click button. The remaining finger tips and thumb will naturally position themselves on the first half of the front and back mouse surfaces, respectively, with the pinkie finger tucked in. The fingers should be comfortably curled (e.g. holding a pen) versus extended or lying flat.

The resulting hand and finger posture facilitates precision movements and avoids the fingers being placed one upon the other and coming into contact with the cable. It should be noted that the body of the mouse is not placed parallel to the side of the keyboard but at an angle to the side of the keyboard.

What operating systems is the DXT2 compatible with?

The DXT is designed to work on all USB operating systems including Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.

I lost my dongle, can I get a replacement?

Yes, we offer replacement dongles for wireless DXT mice. Please contact sales@kinesis.com. See the Troubleshooting section below for instructions on pairing the new dongle with your mouse.

How do I use my DXT with my left hand?

Simply tap the “L/R” switch on the back of the mouse to switch between left and right handed modes.

How do I charge the wireless DXT mouse?

Connect the includes micro-usb charging cable to the mouse and an available USB port on your computer. The DXT’s rapid-charge system was designed to be charged from a PC, not from another charging devices which could lead to damage.

A full-charge (120 minutes of uninterrupted charging) should last approximately 2 weeks with normal mouse usage. To extend your battery life, use the on/off switch on the underside to turn the mouse off when not in use.

How do I change the cursor speed?

Flip the mouse over and tap the DPI button on the underside to cycle between the four sensititivity levels (500 | 1000 | 1500 | 2000) until you find the one that is right for you. The higher the sensitivity, the more the cursor will move in response to hand movements.

500: 1 Flash

1000: 2 Flashes

1500: 3 Flashes

2000: 4 Flashes

Does the wireless DXT require a bluetooth connection?

No, the wireless DXT uses RF-wireless technology. Simply plug the included RF “dongle” into an available full-size USB port on your PC

Does the DXT require any special drivers?

No, neither DXT Wireless or Wired require any special drivers.

What type of charging cable does the DXT wireless use?

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The DXT wireless utilizes a micro USB charging cable.

If your DXT2 ergonomic mouse is not working as expected please reference the FAQs above and the Troubleshooting Tips at right. If your issue persists, please submit a Trouble Ticket using the link at the bottom of the page.

Before you submit a trouble ticket, try connecting the mouse to another computer. If the mouse works on another computer it suggests there is a problem with the original computer. Try reconnecting the mouse and restarting your computer. If that doesn’t work, try removing any custom mouse drivers you may have downloaded for other mice which could be affecting the DXT. If the mouse doesn’t work on the other computer, it suggests there may be a failure with the mouse itself. Please submit a trouble ticket using the link at the bottom of the page.

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Confirm the mouse has a battery charge. The mouse will flash the L/R LEDs when the battery is low. If you suspect the battery maybe low, or even dead, connect the charging cable between the mouse and your PC for 120 minutes to restore the mouse to a full charge. The L/R LEDs will illuminate steady when the batter is charging. When the battery is fully charged, the L/R LEDs will turn off.

Before you submit a trouble ticket, try connecting the mouse to another computer. If the mouse works on another computer it suggests there is a problem with the original computer. Try reconnecting the mouse and restarting your computer. If that doesn’t work, try removing any custom mouse drivers you may have downloaded for other mice which could be affecting the DXT. If the mouse doesn’t work on the other computer, it suggests there may be a failure with the mouse itself. Please submit a trouble ticket using the link at the bottom of the page.

The process for pairing a DXT mouse with a replacement dongle depends on what generation mouse you have. Flip the mouse over and take note of the last 5 digits of the serial number.

Serial Number: 07,001 – 09,000

Download Pairing Program Version 1 for Windows:

Switch off the mouse

Plug the new USB dongle into the PC

Switch on the mouse

Run Pairing Program Version 1 and click “PAIR”

Press and hold the upper button and scroll wheel

The Pairing Program will display “Pairing” and then “Success”

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Serial Number: 09,001 – 19,999

Download Pairing Program Version 2 for Windows

Switch off the mouse

Plug the new USB dongle into the PC

Switch on the mouse

Run Pairing Program Version 2 and click “PAIR”

Press and hold the upper button and scroll wheel.

The Pairing Program will display “Pairing” and then “Success”

Serial Number: 20,000 and above

Switch off the mouse

Plug the new USB dongle into the PC

Switch on the mouse

Place mouse next to the USB dongle

Press and hold the left, right, and scroll wheel buttons at the same time for 5-10 seconds

All DXT2 mice are backed by a TWO YEAR limited warranty

Not finding your answer?

Submit a trouble ticket and a support technician will respond to you in a timely manner.

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I recently bought a Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic Desktop keyboard and mouse setfor use with my Mac OS X laptop. Unfortunately, Microsoft has dropped supportfor their keyboard and mice via their Intellipoint driver as of Lion, so to usesome of the extra keys on the mouse, you have to resort to third-party utilitieslike Karabiner orBetterTouchTool. Microsoft office 2016 for mac compatibility with mojave.

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Refurbished: Microsoft Sculpt Mobile Mouse 43U-00011 3 Buttons 1 x Wheel USB 2.0 2.4 GHz BlueTrack Mouse Hand Orientation: Both Hands Operating System Supported: Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows RT 8.1, Windows RT 8, and Windows 7 Macintosh Mac OS X v10.7-10.9 Android 3.2 and 4.2. Apr 12, 2014 I just got a new mouse: Microsoft Sculpt Mobile Mouse. And because I only use Mac OS X, I didn’t expect that all the features are available on OS X. The reason I choose Microsoft’s mouse over Logitech’s is because that many people reported that horizontal scrolling, or “spin”, is not working at all on OS X.

Office for mac product key. Once you have your product key, see Activate Office for Mac 2011. When you install or reinstall Microsoft Office, you are prompted to enter the product key. The product key is used during installation to 'unlock' the software. Jun 01, 2016  Microsoft Office for Mac 2011 delivers you a familiar work situation that is more intuitive than ever. The suite presents new and improved tools that offer it easy to create the professional document, with advancements in the speed and quickness of Office 2011 you will notice the movement you open the applications.

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This repo contains a private. Office 365 for mac version. xml file for use with Karabiner that remaps thefollowing keys: Microsoft sharepoint help.

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Context menu key (the key to the right of the right Alt button) to the optionkey.

Windows button on the mouse to either mouse5 (in case you want to use anothertool like BetterTouchTool to customize further) or Mission Control. Note thatBetterTouchTool is unable to recognize the Windows button on this mouse byitself, which is why is why the mouse5 remapping is useful.

Back button on the mouse to Cmd + (, which is the default shortcut for backin many apps.

Left scroll and right scroll to Cmd + Shift + ( and Cmd + Shift + )respectively. This maps to previous/next tab in many apps.

The Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000 doesn’t feel very “Mac-like”, at least not out-of-the-box. Read on for helpful settings to improve the experience, and a brief review of the keyboard at the end. If your kernel panics, upgrade the drivers.

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After loading the private.xml file in Karabiner, you can use Karabiner's GUI toselect which of these key remappings to use.

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Creating some useful keyboard shortcuts for Sierra’s picture-in-picture mode

I’m not sure about anyone else but I really like the native Mac OS picture-in-picture mode introduced in Sierra OS 10.12. But as seems to be the case for a lot of apple’s new features, there are no keyboard shortcuts and for me that simply won’t do!

So I’ve created three keyboard shortcuts that control the different aspects of the picture-in-picture mode:

One to play/pause videos

One to close the current video

And one to put the current video back

The hard work here is done with applescript and I make use of the System Events’ UI control library to simulate clicks on the buttons in the picture-in-picture window.

(You'll need a keyboard shortcut manager like BetterTouchTool or Alfred's PowerPack to assign the applescript to a shortcut. This tutorial will use BetterTouchTool)

So let’s run through how to make a keyboard shortcut. The shortcut we'll make will pause + unpause the video.

Setting up keyboard shortcuts

Launch BetterTouchTool, navigate to the Keyboard tab and create a new shortcut. Assign a shortcut by clicking the white field at the bottom left which reads "Click to record a shortcut" and pressing the desired shortcut. (I use alt-8 because that's just below the media play/pause key which makes it easy to remember.)

Under the "Trigger predefined action" field, select Controlling other applications > Run Applescript. Now, paste the code below into the text field and click Save:

tell application "System Events" click button 2 of window 1 of process "PIPAgent" end tell

Open a Youtube video in Safari, right click the video twice and select 'Enter Picture-in-Picture'.

Now test out the shortcut you made earlier and it should pause and unpause the video!

(N.B. Make sure to allow BetterTouchTool access privileges under 'Security & Privacy' in System Preferences.)

The rest of the code

For the other two shortcuts, follow the steps as above but use the following code instead.

Closes the current PiP window (I have this mapped to alt-X):

tell application "System Events" click button 1 of window 1 of process "PIPAgent" end tell

Puts the current PiP window back (I have this mapped to alt-M):

tell application "System Events" click button 3 of window 1 of process "PIPAgent" end tell

Wrapping up

I hope you enjoyed this post! Just a couple of notes - I really recommend getting Pipifier for Safari - it injects a little button into Youtube pages to make entering PiP much easier. (It works on hundreds of other video sites too!)

Also, I'll post up a little more info on how the applescript in these shortcuts works, and how you can use Accessibility Inspector to write similar shortcuts of your own. I also have some more complex Picture-in-Picture shortcuts that allow you to change which corner of the screen the window shows in, and to hide/unhide the PiP window, but I'll save those for another post.

That's all for now, thanks for reading! — happyscripter

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Spaces keyboard shortcuts

I built one of these https://github.com/andyclymer/minikbd (and actually bought three sets of everything, so this was an expensive soldering training kit, but got to inhale lead with a buddy) and it was interesting, and I ended up using it for some Spaces/Mission Control navigation, but if I left it at work and didn’t have it at home, I probably wouldn’t build any useful muscle memory.

So, recreate the same 6-key layout on the main keyboard

Set up Caps Lock as Hyper using BetterTouchTool: https://docs.folivora.ai/docs/1004_hyper_key.html (BTT can now do this itself without Karabiner). I also use the Escape shortcut, which only bit me some of the time if I hesitated on a Spaces switch, but I haven’t tested how that feels with just BTT. If it fires Escape on longer presses, I don’t think I’ll like it.

That seems kinda goofy, and why would I do that? I have plenty of available key combos. But the 6-key QWEASD block is pretty convenient. (and you get a real escape key on a butterfly laptop, which isn’t a huge deal and I never remember it because I have a full keyboard at work anyway)

Create keyboard shortcuts in BetterTouchTool:

shift-control-option-command Q -> Switch to Desktop 1

shift-control-option-command W -> Mission Control

shift-control-option-command E -> Show Desktop

shift-control-option-command A -> Move Left a Space

shift-control-option-command D -> Move Right a Space

I added my IDE’s Build to to hyper-S and Lock Screen to hyper-L for the one thing I miss from Windows

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15 Best Gaming Mouse for a Mac or MacBook Pro in 2020

If you own an Apple laptop and you’re looking for the best gaming mouse for a Mac to buy. And your budget and gaming aren’t really an issue, and then this list is the one place you need to look right now.

If you’re in a hurry and do not have the time to read consumers’ reviews, here are my top picks for the best gaming mice for a Mac or MacBook Pro:

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Logitech G602 Lag Free Wireless Computer Gaming Mouse — Best Wireless Gaming Mouse for Mac 2020

Apple Magic Mouse 2 (Wireless, Rechargable)– Best mouse for Mac

SteelSeries Rival 3 Gaming Mouse — Best wired gaming mouse for a Mac

Logitech MX Master 3 Advanced Wireless Mouse Graphite — Best gaming mouse for Mac 2020

Wireless Computer Mouse with Nano Receiver — the best gaming wireless mouse

Razer Naga Trinity Gaming Mouse — best for video game editing and graphic design

Razer DeathAdder Elite Gaming Mouse 16,000 DPI Optical Sensor — Chroma RGB Lighting — 7 Programmable Buttons

Razer DeathAdder V2 Gaming Mouse 8 Programmable Buttons — best mouse for MacBook Pro 2020

Razer Mamba Wireless Gaming Mouse

Qisan USB Wired 6 Button 16000 DPI LED Red Light Gaming Mouse (Black)

Finding the best accessories for your Mac is challenging and at least every mouse will work with Apple devices.

Using a mouse instead of your MacBook Pro’s trackpad is less fatigue and could help you complete much tasks easier.

When playing games (during gaming) a wireless or wired mouse gives you more accuracy.. Don’t Miss: Best Gaming Laptop for Fortnite

Today with advanced technology, many wireless mice use multiple connectivity options including Bluetooth, USB receivers, rechargeable via USB.

Below you’ll discover the best wireless and wired gaming mouse for a Mac to buy in 2020.

What is the Best Gaming Mouse for a Mac or MacBook Pro?

Here are my recommendations for the best gaming mice for a Mac or MacBook Pro.

1. Logitech G602 Lag Free Wireless Computer Gaming Mouse — Best Wireless Gaming Mouse for Mac 2020

The Logitech G602 Mouse is an excellent mouse for playing MMO and FPS video games and it allows you to use all types of grips.

This G602 mouse has a high level of customization and so many programmable buttons that are versatile and good quality.

The mouse is wireless and uses disposable batteries, meaning it has no charging option.

This mouse accompanying software works well both on MacOs and Windows.

It is highly customizable and has an excellent performance in the following usage such as:

Office/Multimedia

Ultra-light gaming

Mixed Usage

Video Games (MMO)

Travel

Video Games (FPS)

The G602 has a DPI range between 250 and 2500 and is excellent for gaming.

The Logitech G602 Lag-free wireless computer Gaming mouse has lag-class wireless mode, performance and resilience mode optimizing battery life.

Logitech G602 works with Mac OS X 10.6.8 or higher, Windows view, Windows 7, Windows 8 and Window 10.

With 11 programmable switches, G602 lengthy life button rated up to 20 million clicks.

Overall, the Logitech G602 wireless gaming mouse offers great gaming performance as a high performance device and a few of pitfalls.

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Pros

Comfortable design

Excellent performance customization

Good quality

Cons

Not really portable but a little bulky design

Have low maximum CPI

Some buttons will be out of reach for people with small hands.

2. Apple Magic Mouse 2 — Best mouse for Mac

Apple magic mouse 2 is designed to work seamlessly with the Mac and is the best wireless mouse for MacBook Pro.

The mouse multi-touch surface let you perform swiping to move between pages double tapping with one finger to zoom during gaming, scroll through websites and double-tapping with two fingers to call up mission control.

You can extend above functionality via betterTouchTool third-party app.

The Apple Magic Mouse is incredible by design and comes with rechargeable battery.

Features

99g weight

2 month battery life

OS X El Capitan & Bluetooth compatible

Odd port placement

Minimalist design

Low profile negates palm gripping

Gesture controls

Pros

Compact design

Premium design, Bluetooth connectivity and touch gestures make Apple Magic Mouse 2 a great companion to your Mac or MacBook Pro.

Built-in battery is rechargeable via lightning.

You can use iPhone charging cable to charge your gaming mouse.

Connect your mouse to MacBook via Bluetooth

No need for USB receivers

Has a great build quality.

Cons

The CPI is locked at 1300

It does not have the greatest click latency

Can only be used with fingertip grip due to design

Bad sensor performance

High wireless click latency

Only one physical button

Apple Magic is designed and optimized to have good gaming performance and is lightweight.

3. SteelSeries Rival 3 — Best wired gaming mouse for a Mac

The SteelSeries Rival 3 is an excellent wired gaming mouse for a Mac or MacBook Pro and feels comfortable to handle by any hand size.

It is one of the best gaming mice, thanks to its accurate sensor and ambidextrous design.

The SteelSeries Rival 3 is a great mouse for FPS games, MMO games and ultra-light gaming due to its lightweight, low click latency, excellent sensor performance and programmable buttons.

This wired gaming mouse makes an impeccable nearly zero lag, the lowest lift-off detection around and pinpoint accurate crosshair placement.

Its weight balance and buttons is customizable for pro and pickiest gamers.

The mouse itself is lightweight and its straightforward design pleases most gamers for mixed usage.

Pros

Comfortable and well-suited for all hand sizes with claw grip

Has low CPI error

Great sensor performance

The mouse is extremely lightweight

Accompanying software is fully compatible with both MacOS and Window

Cons

Side button are a little difficult to press

Low profile scroll wheel not suitable for Pro gamers

It doesn’t have a slanted, ergonomic shape

The SteelSeries Rival 3 is a wired-only mouse, no Bluetooth and no receiver.

4. Logitech MX Master 3 Advanced Wireless Mouse Graphite — Best gaming mouse for Mac 2020

Logitech MX Master 3 is the most advanced master series wireless mouse designed for gaming designers and engineered for gaming coders.

This mouse lets you create games and make, and do faster and more efficiently with electromagnetic scroll wheel, and game app-specific workflow customizations.

Its crafted form is designed for the shape of your palm and much more comfortable and ergonomic for long work sessions.

Best Bluetooth Mouse for Mac without Dongle

The Logitech MX Master 3 Wireless Mouse can be used via Bluetooth, so you don’t need to use any USB dongles.

This mouse is very well-built, quite heavy and professional-looking and fairly versatile for non-competitive gaming.

It offers two scroll wheels and gesture commands and it isn’t recommended for hardcore gamers.

Features

Ultrafast remarkable speed and mag speed scrolling — up to 90% faster, 87% more precise and ultra quiest.

Multi-device and multi-os-connect up to 3 devices via Bluetooth or the included USB receiver on Linux, Windows or Mac.

Comfort shape and intuitive controls.

USB-C Rechargeable at full charge lasts up to 70 days; quick 1 min charge lasts for 3 hours of use.

Flow cross-computer control.

App-specific customizations and advanced options.

Works on any surface including on glass with dark field 4000 DPI sensor.

The mouse color is graphite while its connectivity technology uses Bluetooth, and unifying dongle on Windows or Linux platform.

You can use the mouse without any dongle if the computer has built-in Bluetooth.

USB dongle is not Bluetooth but a unify technology.

Pros

Customizable and good performance

Great ergonomic design

Good build quality

Compatible with both MacOs and Windows

Cons

May not be ideal for small hand gamers

Has a low polling rate

Although its handy, it doesn’t offer any weight optimization

Small wobble on the scroll wheel, but doesn’t affect its durability.

5. Wireless Computer Mouse with Nano Receiver — the best gaming wireless mouse

The Wireless mouse provides a sleek, contoured shape and enhanced comfort for gaming during extended use.

It provides experience cord-free convenience and a reliable connection with your Mac or Window computer and for under a shoe-string budget which is affordable.

This wireless mouse allows beginner or pro gamers to set up in seconds.

The Best 3 button mouse for Mac with 2.4 GHz wireless

The optical three-button mouse features a 2.4 GHz wireless connection to the Nano receiver.

It provides extremely easy scrolling, smooth, fast clicking and responsive tracking when you highlight text.

The wireless mouse ensures gamers get smooth, precise and affordable wireless optical 3 button mouse with Nano receiver for laptop, desktop, notebook, Pcs and Mac.

Features

1-year limited warranty.

Nano receiver stays in the PC USB port.

Affordable wireless optional 3-button mouse with Nano receiver.

Easy installation

Compatible with Windows 2000, Vista 7, XP, Windows 10, Windows 8, and Apple Os X, Max OS X.

Pros

Comes with user manual for installation instructions.

Extremely affordable for under $20.

Free tech support included over the phone to walk you through set-up in seconds.

It makes a great gaming wireless mouse choice for office, home or travel.

Provides a responsive, fast connection and at an affordable price.

Spot on and shorter than a normal mouse.

Quality, inexpensive, reliable, stable and easy to install mouse.

It’s lightweight

Cons

Doesn’t feel sturdy due to manufacturing defect in some reported by few customers’ reviews.

6. Razer Naga Trinity Gaming Mouse — best for video game editing and graphic design

Razer Naga gaming mouse provides hardcore priorities for gamers with important features including accuracy and precision as well as easy and quick access to controls for applying filters, cut, effects and edits.

The Razer’s synapse app is available for MacOs and Windows and provides full customization of the buttons found on the side of the mouse.

Features

Incredibly accurate with true 16000 DPI 5G optical sensor.

More ways to customize button configurations.

Provides up to 19 fully programmable buttons for more commands.

Enhanced right handed form factor designed to win.

Powered by Razer chroma with 16.8 million customizable color options.

Pros

Helps you experience total control in your hand, no matter what game you are playing.

Complete your setup within minutes for the ultimate gaming experience.

The Razer Naga Trinity offers you interchangeable side plates and optical sensor.

Multiple options

Durable mechanical switcher

Effective button configurations.

Ability to toggle the scroller to be free spinning.

Cons

May have double/mis click issues in the long run.

Complicated connections

Thumb buttons aren’t ideal

Expensive compared to other options.

7. Razer DeathAdder Elite Gaming Mouse 16,000 DPI Optical Sensor — Chroma RGB Lighting — 7 Programmable Buttons

Razer DeathAdder Elite Gaming mouse is designed to give hardcore and beginner gamers the unfair advantage in intense gameplay.

It features Razer’s most advanced optional sensor, razer mechanical switches and steller ergonomics.

Its 16,000 optical sensor provides faster moving speeds that lets you move your mouse at different angles with more precise accuracy.

Features

Razer DeathAdder Elite is the #1 best-selling gaming mouse in the US under $50.

Durable mechanical switches

High precision 16,000 DPI optical sensor.

Ridged, Rubberized scroll wheel for maximum accuracy.

7 programmable buttons.

Immersive, customizable chroma RGB lighting.

Pros

Support up to 50 million clicks

This device is backed by a 2 year warranty

Razer DeathAdder Elite mouse gives you the faster sensor in gaming mouse for a Mac.

Excellent standards of speed and accuracy

Super comfortable

Doesn’t get slippery

Fairly nice texture

Easy to use due to grips on the scroll

Two buttons near your thumbs.

Cons

DPI buttons are in an inconvenient spot except you’ve a larger hand.

Mandatory bloatware (software) and account registration is horrible.

Surrendering your privacy at Razer website and register to program your mouse is disgusting.

8. Razer DeathAdder V2 Gaming Mouse 8 Programmable Buttons — best mouse for MacBook Pro 2020Razer DeathAdder V2 Gaming Mouse 8 Programmable Buttons — best mouse for

The Razer DeathAdder V2 is a simple gaming mouse touting a quick response time of 0.2ms, 650IPS tracking speed, Razer speedflex cable and 8 programmable buttons.

This gaming mouse for a Mac device is extremely lightweight and reduces wrist and hand fatigue during game play.

The mouse looks right during your gaming setup and boasts of 70 million clicks durability.

Features

DPI: up to 20,000

Razer speedflex cable

Razer focus + optical sensor

Razer optical mouse switches

3x faster than traditional mechanical switches

Drag-free cord for wireless like performance

8 programmable buttons for remapping of macro functions.

Pros

Comfortable design

Customizable buttons

Cons

No scroll wheel tension adjuster

Feels large in small hands.

9. Razer Mamba Wireless Gaming Mouse

Razer Mamba wireless gaming mouse is designed to provide long-lasting gameplay with zero restriction by combing a great ergonomic shape for medium to large hands, with a flawless 5G advanced optical sensors and rechargeable 50 hour battery life on a single charge.

This wireless mouse is packed with gaming grade features, designed for speed and accuracy and less defined curves for cutting edge wireless performance.

The Razar Mamba wireless mouse is a top wireless gaming mouse with up to 50 million clicks and adaptive frequency technology (AFT) that lets you enjoy stability that’s as reliable as a wired connection.

Features

7 programmable buttons

High precision 16,000 DPI optical sensor

Improved, ergonomic design that reduces fatigue

Multi day battery that lasts up to 50 hours

The Razer Mamba wireless mouse features flawless wireless performance, gorgeous RGB lightning and comfortable textured grips.

Pros

Flawless wireless

Great performance

Comfortable design

Reasonable price

Cons

Buggy software

10. Qisan USB Wired 6 Button 16000 DPI LED Red Light Gaming Mouse (Black)

Qisan USB wired 6 button 1600 DPI Led Red Light Gaming Mouse (Black) is a stylish and well-designed gaming mouse for a Mac and compatible with Win Vista, Win 7 64, Win XP, Win 8 32, Win 8 64 and Mac Os X.

Its forward and backward buttons allow gamers to speed up browsing in games and fit your hand perfectly and reduce tiredness and cool appearance.

Features

Flexible and durable fireproofing textile cable.

3 rows big V shape inner breathing LED Light

Streamline cover design perfect for large and small hands allaying cool appearance and tiredness.

Soft non-skid side rubber pieces keep the hand from slipping.

Hive LED light come from supercar

11. BENGOO Gaming Mouse Wired, USB Optical Computer Mice with RGB Backlit, 4 Adjustable

BENGOO Gaming Mouse is the best cheap gaming mouse available for a Mac designed to fit your palm, keep fingers and make quick click in real time.

Features

Bengoo customizable RGB gaming mice with 4 adjustable speed DPI switch

Equipped with 6 flexible buttons including Left button, Forward, Right, Back, DPI button and Scroll Wheel — meets for your demand for different games for MacBook, Notebook, Laptop, PC, Computer.

Wide compatibility for Windows XP, Vista, Windows 8 and Window 7, Mac Os X.

Lighting colors and multi-color light for fancy gaming.

Perfect for normal PC & Mac use, comfortable, good looking and came colors.

Pros

Flexible buttons enables you to switch fast while gaming.

Perfect fits under your palm.

Has skin-friendly material for perfect hand feel.

Offers you most comfortable gaming experience free from hand fatigue

Easy to use.

Cons

Not a programmable mouse but a plug and play mouse

No software for programming the lights.

Thumbs buttons are loose and cheap

Doesn’t turn off the lights when the PC is shut down

12. PICTEK Gaming Mouse Wired 8 Programmable buttons, Chroma RGB Backlit

PICTEK Gaming mouse gives you the control performance and comfort you need to play games for a Mac including 3 lighting zones, and customized RGB backlit for immersive gaming.

The mouse’s normal function works with Mac OS and Apple computers, although Apple computers (Mac OS) do not support the mouse’s programmable (customized) function as some functions of Mac OS are not open to public.

It’s one of best sellers in Mac gaming mice.

Features

Ergonomic ambidextrous hand grips

1000Hz high precision with adjustable rate

Rapid fire + 8 programmable buttons

Chroma RGB Blaze with dynamic effects and 7 backlight modes to match your computer setup, mood, games and occasion.

Reliable quality and PICTEK service with 20 million clicks lifespan.

Pros

Comes with easy to program gaming software.

Excellent gaming performance and lightweight

Up to 16.8 million colors to fit your mood

Easily shut on and off the backlight or change the color mode.

Very good gaming mouse for the money

Excellent rainbow lights for a gamer

Impressive middle mouse click and scroll button for 3D modeling design for games

Precise and comfortable for any hand size

Cons

You may have to download the drivers if you are using t16 model. But the mouse comes with a mini-dvd that includes the driver.

13. Logitech M510 Wireless Computer Mouse — Best budget Logitech Mac Mouse

Logitech M510 is the best wireless gaming mouse for a mac if you’re on a budget.

The Logitech M510 wireless mouse is small and available in a wide range of colors to match your gaming styles.

With the Logitech Options Software, you can programme the two side buttons of this mouse whose scroll wheel has an L/R tilt for horizontal scrolling.

This mouse is perfect for gamers with any hand sizes. It uses a single AA battery that can last for 2 years.

The Logitech M510 doesn’t have Bluetooth. It comes with USB receiver that you can plug into your MacBook.

If you are looking for the best gaming mouse for a Mac without breaking the bank, then Logitech 510 is something wireless you can go for.

You can customize the mouse, adjust the CPI, every button and L/R click can be programmed as well as the mouse wheel tilt for your video games (FPS), ultra-light Games and Video Games (MMO).

It’s a straightforward wireless mouse with a generic design that is decent for gaming and the office.

Pros

Fully compatible on Mac OS.

Excellent overall control

Cons

Can be too big for small hands

Cheap plastic feeling

Batteries can’t be recharged

Uses single use batteries

14. Razer Atheris Ambidextrous Wireless Mouse — Best travekl friendly wireless gaming mouse for a Mac

The Razer Atheris is the smallest compact wireless mouse for a Mac and is a great travelling gaming mouse.

You can use it wirelessly via its USB wireless receiver or connect through Bluetooth.

With a great CPI range, Razer Atheris is customizable and usually gaming oriented.

So if you are looking for a gaming mouse for your MacBook Pro that is portable, consider buying the Razer Atheris wireless mouse.

Its overall performance for playing games is great, although it has a very small body which might not be perfect for gamers with large hands.

Pros

Great performance

Compact design

Decently low wireless latency

Travel-friendly

Cons

Suitable for fingertip grip

Quite heavy for its size

Loose top cover makes it only decent build quality

15. Logitech G Pro Wireless Mouse — best gaming mouse for MacBook Pro

The Logitech G Pro wireless is an excellent wireless gaming mouse for a Mac that’s versatile and has good performance.

The mouse can be easily customized with its app to suit your movement preference.

It is an impressive mouse due to its low wireless latency and comfortable for every hand size and grips, except small hands using the fingertip grip.

The mouse is perfect for right and left-handed gamers to use it due to its ambidextrous design.

The Logitech G Pro is good for mixed usage, well-built and offers good ergonomics for office/multimedia usage as well as for travelling.

This mouse us excellent for video games like FPS, quite impressive for video games like MMO and a very good ultra-light gaming mouse.

Pros

Excellent performance

Almost universal design and well-built for all gamers and for a MacBook Pro

Customizable

Amazing wireless latency which is impressive regardless of the grip

Cons

Not recommended for smaller hands with fingertip grip

The rubbery cable drags on a desk

Best Wireless Mouse for Mac in 2020

Logitech M720

Logitech G604 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse — Best Elite gaming mouse

Logitech MX Ergo

SteelSeries Rival 650 — Best Gamer’s delight

Kensington Expert Wireless Trackball Mouse

Amazon Basics Wireless Mouse — Best Budget option

Logitech MX Vertical

Logitech MX Anywhere 2S Wireless Mouse — Best Mouse Triple productivity

Apple Magic Mouse — Best Apple’s own

Logitech MX Master 3 Advanced Wireless Mouse — Best Ultra fast

Top 5 Mice for mac Gaming of 2020

ModelPriceTypeMax DPIRazer Taipan$Laser, Wired8,200Razer Ouroboros$Laser, Wired/Wireless8,200BenQ Zowie EC1-A Ergonomic Gaming Mouse for Esports (Large)$Optical/Wired1,600Logitech MX Master Wireless Mouse$Optical/Wired3,200Zelotes T90$Optical Wired9200Anivia T90 9200 DPI Gaming Mouse Professional 8 Buttons Wired USB$Optical Wired9200

Frequently Asked Questions — FAQsIs Apple Mouse good for gaming?

The Apply Magic mouse is not a good mouse for playing video games.

With its poor click latency, you may not react quickly during gaming.

It can only be used with fingertip grip due to its mediocre ergonomics designs, hence it is uncomfortable for long gaming sessions.

Should I buy a Magic Mouse for my Macbook Pro?

You do not need to buy a Magic Mouse for your Macbook Pro. With your Macbook Pro trackpad, you can do everything the mouse will do or anything you’re likely to use magic mouse for.

What gaming Mouse works with Mac?

Here is few of the best gaming mouse for a MAC

Victsing 2.4G wireless portable mobile mouse — Best portable gaming mouse for mac

Razer Naga Trinity Gaming Mouse: 16,000 DPI Optical sensor

BenQ Zourie EC1-A Ergonomic Gaminig Mouse — Best mouse for gaming on mac

Logictech mx master wireless mouse — Best Bluetooth gaming mouse for mac

Apple Magic Mouse 2 (wireless, rechargeable) — Best Wireless gaming mouse for MAC

Logictech MX Ergo wireless Trackball Mouse — Best Trackball mouse for MAC.

Can I use a non Apple mouse on a MAC?

Any Bluetooth or USB input device can be used on a MAC.

Be it a non Apple Mouse or keyboard, your MAC can start it once you boot or start your system.

You just need to connect your mouse or keyboard and it can work seamlessly.

What is the best wireless gaming mouse 2020?

Here are 5 best wireless gaming mice summer 2020 mouse reviews

Logictech G305 — Best Budget wireless gaming mouse

Razer viper ultimate — Best wireless gaming mouse

Logitech G604 lightspeed — Best wireless gaming mouse for MMOS

Razer Basilisk Ultimate — Best Ergonomic Shaped Alternative

ASUS ROG Spatha — Best wider Alternative

Corsair HARPON RGB wireless

Logitech G Pro Wireless

Logitech G502 LIGHTSPEED wireless

Razer Basilisk x Hyperspeed

Razer Atheris

Logitech G602

Logitech G903

Are wireless Gaming mice good?

Because of lag or latency, wireless was not a good option for gaming mice for years

However, recently, good wireless gaming mice do have a low latency just like wired gaming mice.

Wireless gaming mouse’s latency is lower than Bluetooth or non-gaming wireless mice.

It is noteworthy that e-sports pros use wireless gaming mice to play games

Are wireless gaming mice actually faster?

Yes, wireless gaming mice are faster in response time and speed.

For example, Logitech gaming wireless mice’s response time are equal to wired and the corsair mouse.

Note not all wireless mice are fast.

Can you use any mouse with a MacBook?

Yes! You can use any mouse with a MacBook. If you have a MacBook with the traditional USB port, you can plug in your regular wired mouse or connect your wireless mouse via Bluetooth or USB receiver. Then you should be able to use a regular mouse you can buy online.

Can you use a gaming mouse on a Mac?

Yes! As long as it’s compatible with the OS, you can use a gaming mouse on a Mac. A gaming mouse for Mac and PC works the same and all operating systems use the same mouse layout of middle scroll wheel, right and left button. A gaming mouse that is used for PCs will be great also for Mac users too.

What is the best mouse for a Mac?

The best mouse for a Mac or MacBook Pro includes:

Apple Magic Mouse 2

Logitech G Pro Wireless Mouse

Logitech MX Master 3

SteelSeries Rival 3

Logitech M510

What Mouse Can You Use with a Mac?

Here are the expert’s pick for the mouse you can use with a Mac.

Razer Athens

The Logitech V470 Bluetooth Cordless Laser

The Apple Optical

The Kensington K72213USA Mouse in a box Optical 2

The Cosmos 2.4G RF Optical

What is the best mouse to use with a MacBook Pro?

The best wireless mouse for MacBook Pro that computer experts have tested and review to date is the Apple Magic Mouse Optical Mouse.

This mouse connects to your MacBook Pro via Bluetooth and does not need USB receiver or dongles to use it.

Conclusion

The best gaming mouse for a Mac should be perfect for all types of gamers and should provide faster moving speeds for an excellent performance.

Planning to get a new gaming mouse for a Mac and getting confused among so many options — I’ve you covered.

I think the best mice for Mac users that you should purchase right now are:

Logitech G602 Lag Free Wireless Computer Gaming Mouse — Best Wireless Gaming Mouse for Mac 2020

Apple Magic Mouse 2 (Wireless, Rechargable)– Best mouse for Mac

SteelSeries Rival 3 Gaming Mouse — Best wired gaming mouse for a Mac

Logitech MX Master 3 Advanced Wireless Mouse Graphite — Best gaming mouse for Mac 2020

Wireless Computer Mouse with Nano Receiver — the best gaming wireless mouse

Razer Naga Trinity Gaming Mouse — best for video game editing and graphic design

Razer DeathAdder Elite Gaming Mouse 16,000 DPI Optical Sensor — Chroma RGB Lighting — 7 Programmable Buttons

Razer DeathAdder V2 Gaming Mouse 8 Programmable Buttons — best mouse for MacBook Pro 2020

Razer Mamba Wireless Gaming Mouse

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