Logitech's site says that a free 1-month Adobe Creative Cloud subscription is included with the purchase of this mouse, does this also apply if I buy the mouse here via Digitec?

And what is the difference between the MX Master 3 for creativity, programmers or Mac? Why do they have so many versions?

For example, I already have a Unify adapter for my Logitech keyboard. Could I now just buy the MX Master 3 for Windows and connect it to the Unify adapter and then use it directly via Bluetooth when I want to use it on the Mac?

Thanks

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Logitech's site says that a free 1-month Adobe Creative Cloud subscription is included with the purchase of this mouse, does this also apply if I buy the mouse here via Digitec? 

And what is the difference between the MX Master 3 for creativity, programmers or Mac? Why do they have so many versions? 

For example, I already have a Unify adapter for my Logitech keyboard. Could I now just buy the MX Master 3 for Windows and connect it to the Unify adapter and then use it directly via Bluetooth when I want to use it on the Mac? 

Thanks

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You can connect up to 6 devices with the unifying adapter and you can establish up to three connections with the mouse and switch with the button on the bottom. E.g. Windows PC, MaC, Tablet. Also works with the MX keyboard, Windows PC, MacBook and iPhone.

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I just saw that the offer with the Adobe CC Cloud subscription is only available if you order directly via Logitech.com. This has therefore been cancelled.

Also, the Mac version comes with a USB-C to USB-C cable and the Unify adapter is missing and the Windows version comes with a USB-A to USB-C cable and a Unify dongle.

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