Logitech MX Master 3
Wireless
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Identical versions. I know both the black and the grey.
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Never seen it unfortunately
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Hello Moritz I have just tested this, unfortunately it does not work! You can use the mouse either via Bluetooth or via the Unifying receiver (USB plug) with your computer. The PC itself does not need Bluetooth, it works with the included Unifying receiver. The cable itself only seems to charge the mouse. LG
To date, there is no left-handed variant, nor is there one in the pipeline.
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Unfortunately, we currently have higher conditions than before due to a change of supplier. Our purchasing conditions are now significantly higher than in the summer, for example. This is also reflected in the sales price.
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No, it's still the old standard.
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So you can either connect the mouse to your Macbook with Bluetooth (no problem) or with a USB-C to USB-C cable. Your notebook should have this connection. Greetings
I ordered mine (PC) here. It is grey. Unfortunately, I can't say more.
I have also had this happen occasionally. Then the mouse is no longer displayed as connected in Logitech Options. In my case, switching the mouse off and on was enough, after which the mouse was displayed as connected again and the reprogramming of the buttons was also there again.
Yes, it runs smoothly with Bluetooth. With a small button (under the mouse) you can toggle between 3 devices. Used with Macbook pro (Mojave), Win10 and Ubuntu.
The best thing to do is to contact Digitech support. They can take care of it and connect you with Adobe support if necessary.
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I have window 10. It runs well.
Hello Chenggo, Looked at it briefly today too, how does it work. :) 1. register the mouse on the Logictech site (Attention, you also need the receipt). 2. after the registration you should receive an email with a code 3. use the code at Adobe to claim the offer for the Creative Cloud 4. have fun with the Adobe Creative Cloud Cheers, Rockero
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I use this mouse under WIN 10.
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Yes, it could still do a good job after so many years, but no, you should never use a gaming-specific (expensive) wireless mouse for FPS gaming.
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