All three versions have the same basic design – which is for right-handed users only, unfortunately – so make sure you choose the correct model before pressing the Buy button. Mind you, its MX range of mice are also very well designed, with no less than three versions of the current MX Master 3 now available. Logitech therefore takes top spot in this review of best mice for the Mac, simply by virtue of the fact that it’s one of the few manufacturers that includes a proper Mac version of its Options app for its mice (and keyboards too). If you can get the SteelSeries Aerox 3 Wireless for less than its MSRP, then this is definitely a mouse worth considering.Most conventional two-button mice will work with a Mac without needing any additional software, but more advanced mice that have additional buttons and controls do need an app that will allow you to program those extra buttons to work the way that you want. In fact, checking the price history, it's been available at €70 from Amazon Germany for nearly a month now - a much more reasonable price. It retails for €110 across Europe on the SteelSeries website, a steep asking price, but it can be found significantly cheaper on other sites such as Amazon.
Overall, I'll still continue using the SteelSeries Aerox 3 Wireless simply because of the comfort in hand and the USB-C charging abilities. The Logitech G Pro wireless works instantly once it's moved, whereas I've found myself needing to click this mouse (or shake it violently) to have it reconnect to my computer. The only lag I've noticed is when the mouse is asleep, as there's a noticeable delay in waking the mouse back up to use with your computer. I haven't noticed any lag even though it's wireless, nor have I picked up on any sensor skips. From my own personal experience, I've been happy to use this mouse in Counter-Strike, Escape from Tarkov, and VALORANT amongst other games, and I have zero complaints about it.
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