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<blockquote data-quote="lclev" data-source="post: 1755964" data-attributes="member: 307555">I have found USB mice that are designed to work with Microsoft OS are hit and miss on a Mac.&nbsp; In my case if a mouse stutters it is gone because I do too much precise work to tolerate it.&nbsp; I currently have a mac trackpad and magic mouse attached to my Mac Pro because I like different devices for different jobs.&nbsp; My suggestion to you is to try a different mouse.&nbsp; I would especially look for one that states it will work with Mac OS.&nbsp; Also if you plan to upgrade to Sierra&nbsp; I will say how devices worked with El Capitan may not be true in Sierra.&nbsp; I have a Microsoft mouse I use with a 2009 Macbook that runs El Capitan and it works great.&nbsp; If I move that mouse to my MB Pro which runs Sierra, it is jerky.&nbsp; I will say, while it is expensive, an apple magic mouse works the best but the way it works and feels is not for everyone.Lisa</blockquote>

[QUOTE="lclev, post: 1755964, member: 307555"] I have found USB mice that are designed to work with Microsoft OS are hit and miss on a Mac. In my case if a mouse stutters it is gone because I do too much precise work to tolerate it. I currently have a mac trackpad and magic mouse attached to my Mac Pro because I like different devices for different jobs. My suggestion to you is to try a different mouse. I would especially look for one that states it will work with Mac OS. Also if you plan to upgrade to Sierra I will say how devices worked with El Capitan may not be true in Sierra. I have a Microsoft mouse I use with a 2009 Macbook that runs El Capitan and it works great. If I move that mouse to my MB Pro which runs Sierra, it is jerky. I will say, while it is expensive, an apple magic mouse works the best but the way it works and feels is not for everyone. Lisa [/QUOTE]

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