What about this mouse makes it specific to the mac? null

Almost nothing. The mac version has a nice space gray trim on it to match Apple hardware, and comes with a USB-C to C, vs a USB-C to A in the original. The mac version also gets rid of the USB dongle, so you only get bluetooth connection. All of the features are identical on both, this version is 99% marketing.

The mouse comes in a Space Gray color and includes a USB-C to USB-C cable.

The only difference I noticed was it came with a type-c to type-c cable for charging via the new MacBooks. Apart from that it was identical to the standard version which comes with a type-a to type-c cable.

It has functions built specifically into the mouse that gives you advantages to moving through MacOS a lot quicker and efficiently (i.e. the gesture button on the mouse can be programmed to different MacOS apps/functions). By default, the gesture button will open up the Launchpad but based on if you use programs like Final Cut Pro X or Photoshop or Word, Excel, or Powerpoint, it will do different little tasks for you.

Honestly, you can get away with the normal mx3. The only difference is the space grey color, it doesn’t come with the little USB adapter, and they made it a smoother experience for Mac. If you have mac, get the Mac one since it’s the same price as the normal one but if your store doesn’t have the Mac one, get the normal one.

The space grey trim. That's it.

There's nothing that really makes it Mac specific. The Options software for Mac requires use of the Unifying Receiver to unlock the "Mac specific" gesture-based shortcuts. If you're pairing it via Bluetooth only and no software, it's a mouse just like any other wireless mouse.

Dose not require a unifying receiver to connect via Bluetooth to a MacBook or iMac.

Honestly not sure, the color matches Apple's Space Grey. I think that's about it lol

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Almost nothing. The mac version has a nice space gray trim on it to match Apple hardware, and comes with a USB-C to C, vs a USB-C to A in the original. The mac version also gets rid of the USB dongle, so you only get bluetooth connection. All of the features are identical on both, this version is 99% marketing.
Answered by BobLoblaw 5 years ago
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The mouse comes in a Space Gray color and includes a USB-C to USB-C cable.
Answered by Logitech 5 years ago
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The only difference I noticed was it came with a type-c to type-c cable for charging via the new MacBooks. Apart from that it was identical to the standard version which comes with a type-a to type-c cable.
Answered by Joey 5 years ago
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It has functions built specifically into the mouse that gives you advantages to moving through MacOS a lot quicker and efficiently (i.e. the gesture button on the mouse can be programmed to different MacOS apps/functions). By default, the gesture button will open up the Launchpad but based on if you use programs like Final Cut Pro X or Photoshop or Word, Excel, or Powerpoint, it will do different little tasks for you.
Answered by JRuckk 5 years ago
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Honestly, you can get away with the normal mx3. The only difference is the space grey color, it doesn’t come with the little USB adapter, and they made it a smoother experience for Mac. If you have mac, get the Mac one since it’s the same price as the normal one but if your store doesn’t have the Mac one, get the normal one.
Answered by DannyD5687 5 years ago
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The space grey trim. That's it.
Answered by designguroo 4 years ago
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custom software for mac
Answered by BKORR 5 years ago
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There's nothing that really makes it Mac specific. The Options software for Mac requires use of the Unifying Receiver to unlock the "Mac specific" gesture-based shortcuts. If you're pairing it via Bluetooth only and no software, it's a mouse just like any other wireless mouse.
Answered by TechnoPA 5 years ago
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Dose not require a unifying receiver to connect via Bluetooth to a MacBook or iMac.
Answered by Jason 5 years ago
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Honestly not sure, the color matches Apple's Space Grey. I think that's about it lol
Answered by Jordan 4 years ago
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