Are all mouses compatible with macs?

I am looking into purchasing a gaming mouse and was wondering if all mouses are compatible with macs?

thanks a lot very helpful ,
i think i will go for this one
http://www.amazon.co.uk/TeckNet%C2%AE-Precision-Programmable-Cartridge-Switches/ dp/B00CSTJIWM/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top

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Hi.
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Doughnut365 wrote:
Hi.
I am planning to have a Mac mini. I wanted to know if my 2009 HP wired mouse (Wired) USB 2.0 is compatible with the new Mac mini that supports USB 3.0. I just want to know before I purchase the Mac mini.
USB3 will support USB2 devices much more easily than the other way around. Personally, I'd use more tham compatibility with a mouse I laready have to base a computer buying decision on, but I'm not everyone.
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3. I prefer the ergonomics of it.

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Message was edited by: fboy

Hi and welcome to Discussions,
I use two older Logitechs (MX-500 and MX-510) with my Macs because I had difficulties (finger-coordinations) with the Mighty Mouse.
You should not have any problems using them.
However the additional buttons can not be configured by OSX, so if you want using them you can use the Logitech Control Center (works for me, but others have reported problems with it) of third-party software like SteerMouse to configure the buttons.
Regards
Stefan

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Yumchuckit,
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