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Question: Does this work with mac & pc?
Document: I realize I'm in the minority, but I bought this to help my painful carpal tunnel mouse wrist. I am a graphic designer/typesetter and I use the Adobe Creative Suite. I guess it works ok if you're a PC person used to 29 buttons, but on my Mac, it just was so awkward to use.
I work as a video editor and I do a lot of pc gaming as well. My forearms / elbows get very sore and I believe I've been developing tendinitis from so much mouse use. While this mouse still leaves me sore after hours at the computer, it is much better than using a normal mouse. I like that you can reprogram the buttons and customize it to what feels best in your hand.
I paid a lot more for this mouse than a normal mouse, so you'd think it would hold up ok. It did not. The left mouse button died after 3 months. Kind of an important button. But at least they will replace it without any fuss, right?wrongEvoluent doesn't make a Mac driver, but they recommend you use "USB overdrive", which I do. USB overdrive's preference screen tells you each button as you click it, and it does so for all my mice.
Click on the &#34;download&#34; link at the top of the evolulent dot com web site to get a mac driver. The driver works fine on my Retina MacBook pro running mountain lion (10.8.2). The disk in the box contains only PC drivers. The mouse works with no drivers at all installed as well, but you can't assign functions to the many buttons if you go that route.
I am so glad to have this mouse! I was having quite a lot of wrist pain using a conventional mouse intensly over the last year. This mouse has completely relieved that pain and I am much more comfortable while I am working. The only thing is I have a Mac and the programing for the buttons is not customizable. It would be an amazing mouse if I could customize the 5 buttons on it! I also with it had a horizontal scroll or a scroll ball instead of a wheel.
I doubt it would survive many drops (unlike my other mice and trackballs, which have taken several tumbles with no serious damage).7. There is no official Mac (or Linux) driver. The third-party USB Overdrive software works fine for Primary Functions, but it doesn't seem to allow the Secondary Functions, where you click Button 6 (lower thumb) and another button at the same time to carry out a pre-programmed action, such as opening Applications or exposing the Desktop.8.
I bought the wired version, since some reviewers had reported bluetooth problems; so I can't speak to that.Although your Mac experience may vary (I have Mac OSX Lion on an iMac), I was pleasantly surprised to find that a couple of the extra function buttons already worked right out of the box without doing anything special; I didn't bother downloading any drivers. The device is Mac / PC neutral.It's not cheap in absolute terms; but compared to being literally in agony, the price is extremely reasonable.
great we have several of these in the office for our CAD drafters and they work well. We would buy again.
I installed this mouse and driver on 3 computers and it did not work, was defective. Had to return it.
There are more features which I have not yet explored, but it's time to get back to work!Overall: highly recommended!
Answer: Yes. I use it with KVM switch between my PC desktop and Mac laptop. Some of the extra buttons have different default assignment under two OSes, but other than that, no issues