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The video revolves around finding the best mouse for use with a MacBook, addressing challenges like USB-C compatibility and high polling rates necessary for the 120 Hz display. The speaker tests various mice, including the SteelSeries Rival 100, Razer Viper Ultimate, and MX Master 3s, but finds them lacking due to cable issues, dongle inconveniences, and bulkiness. After experiencing significant problems with Bluetooth connectivity and low polling rates with other mice, they try the Apple Magic Mouse, which also falls short in precision for tasks like drawing and video editing. The speaker's final choice is the Kyron M3 mouse, boasting high polling rates and a sleek design that fits well with the Mac ecosystem. Despite a few minor drawbacks, such as sensitive scroll wheels and slightly shorter battery life, the Kyron M3 proves to be the best overall mouse, combining aesthetics with the required performance and functionality.
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In this segment, the speaker discusses their pursuit of the best mouse to use with a MacBook. They highlight the challenges such as USB-C port compatibility, Mac-specific features like mouse acceleration, and the convenience of the Mac trackpad. The speaker outlines their criteria for an ideal mouse: it must be ultra-portable, have no cumbersome cables or dongles, a polling rate to match the 120 Hz display, and a reliable Bluetooth connection. They first tried the SteelSeries Rival 100, which had a cable, and then the Razer Viper Ultimate, which had a protruding dongle. Finally, they tested the popular MX Master 3s and found it disappointing due to its tendency to get dirty, overrated scroll wheel, and bulky design.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses their experience with different mice for their MacBook. They started with a problematic mouse with a 125 Hz polling rate and severe Bluetooth connection issues, causing the cursor to teleport. They then tried the Apple Magic Mouse, which had no Bluetooth lag but other issues, including a maximum polling rate of 90 Hz that felt choppy on high-refresh-rate displays and was not accurate enough for precise tasks like drawing in Photoshop or fine cursor movement in Premiere. Ultimately, they discovered and purchased the Kyron M3 mouse, which had a high polling rate of up to 1000 Hz with a dongle or 125 Hz via Bluetooth. This mouse provided a smooth, lag-free experience and fit well with the Mac aesthetic, making it the best option they have found for their needs.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses their experience with a new mouse, highlighting its features and functionality. The mouse allows for easy switching between Bluetooth and dongle modes and includes two adapters for use with different devices. They turned off mouse acceleration using an app called Linear Mouse. Downsides include accidental middle clicks due to a sensitive scroll wheel, lack of smooth scrolling compared to the Magic Mouse, and potentially shorter battery life. The mouse is comfortable for large hands, though the side texture and button quality might not suit everyone. Overall, the speaker finds it effective, comfortable, and without major issues.