Logitech Control Center
Logitech Control Center is a PreferencePane plugin for macOS System Settings that allows users to customize and configure Logitech input devices such as mice, keyboards, and trackballs. It provides granular control over device-specific features including button mapping, sensitivity adjustments, scrolling behavior, and special function configuration. The plugin integrates directly into System Settings, enabling users to manage their Logitech peripherals without launching a separate application.
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1 suggestionLogitech Control Center has been abandoned and will not run on Apple Silicon Macs — Logitech officially stated in 2020 that the plugin is not compatible with Apple Silicon systems. The plugin is outdated and Logitech has not released a native version or any updates to bridge the gap. Since it is a PreferencePane component embedded in macOS System Settings, it cannot be updated separately from the host system. Logitech's recommended path forward is to migrate to Logitech Options, their actively maintained replacement software that ships with native Apple Silicon support and provides equivalent customization for Logitech devices. Logitech Options is available directly from Logitech's website and works natively on M-series Macs. If you have Logitech Options installed alongside Control Center, Options will take precedence. For users who still rely on Control Center's customization features, switching to Logitech Options before macOS 28 arrives in September 2028 (when Rosetta 2 will be removed) is essential — Control Center will stop functioning entirely at that point.
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