Command on Logitech Keyboard: A Troublesome Issue for macOS Users

If you're a Logitech keyboard user who's also running macOS, you might have encountered issues with connectivity and latency. I'm one of those users, and I've experienced frustrating problems with my Logitech Triathlon 720 mouse.

The issue I've faced is that the mouse would lose connection and reconnect constantly, causing significant lag. This problem has been persistent since I got the mouse, and it seems to be exclusive to macOS. I've tried using Bluetooth, which resulted in a slightly jumpy experience.

I've noticed that when I use the USB universal wireless receiver, the smoothness and latency improve significantly. However, every 10 seconds or so, the mouse would lose connection and reconnect, leading to terrible lag.

The main solution suggested by many users is to switch to the USB receiver, which has resolved the issue for some. As a macOS user, I've found that this advice doesn't always work. In fact, I've had awful issues with the mouse as of late, which seems to be the opposite of what other users have experienced.

My setup consists of a MacBook Pro 2020 (Four thunderbolt ports) and a Logitech Triathlon 720 running macOS Big Sur 11.0.1. It's disheartening to see such inconsistency in performance across different platforms.

In conclusion, if you're a Logitech keyboard user experiencing connectivity issues with your mouse on a Mac, try using the USB receiver to improve latency and smoothness. However, be aware that this solution may not work for everyone, and some users might still encounter problems.

For those interested in learning more about keyboard shortcuts, you can visit our dedicated page that lists various key combinations for different operating systems.

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