Logitech MX Master 3S - Wireless Performance Mouse with Ultra-fast Scrolling, Ergo, 8K DPI, Track on Glass, Quiet Clicks, USB-C, Bluetooth, Windows, Linux, Chrome - Graphite

What a mouse! I told you when it comes to high-end keyboards and mice, definitely, it's going to be LOGI!!!There are a lot of features I can mention with high ratings, but here I only mention about the scroll (middle button) which I liked very much. How it works with Shift Wheel Mode is very interesting. The scroll button moves differently with different modes (2 modes), not only on the screen but also physically and you feel it on your hand, I don't know why but I like it and feel it very much. The side/horizontal scroll button is also very good and quite functional and useful. Nice and unique. Easy-Switch button really saves time and makes it simple. Nice and unique too.But there is one thing I don't understand about the mouse. Why is the Gesture button in the middle of where it is? can't it be a little upper of where it is or close to the corner? I think it will be more convenient to use it naturally with the thumb finger. But I think Logitech has the right technical and functional reasons to do it, because if it is something not good it is easy and simple to see or notice even to an average user.About the price, I don't know much about whether it is very reasonable or not as i don't consider the price that much when I bought it. I primarily looked for the advanced features and also thought it will be of high quality. It meets both of my expectations.Anyways, it is a mouse one will be very delighted to own and work with/use, unique and advanced features, more useful buttons, very high quality, and cost & time-saving in the long run (rechargeable battery, high quality and advanced product with updating pc software & firmware/not becoming quickly obsolete in the near future)Even if I'm a relatively average user and I only use it for a short time, i believe in a long time also it will be as good as it is now.

The mouse is super smooth, and very silent, but clicky enough to give the required response.The assignable buttons and options available with those buttons are more than what I wanted.With all my devices being USB-C compatible, this mouse fits right in.It is better than the MX Master 2S when using the side roller. The mouse performs better than MX Master 2S E.g., on the glass surface.

Awesome product.Reviewing after using for 5 months.This mouse helping me doing my work with ease. Connections work so well.It is total worth the price.There are some other brand products cheaper than this one price. Tried them, to see they don’t even come close to MX Master.

One of the best comfortable mouse my hand has ever experienced. The clicks are quiet and smooth. Ergonomically, this is THE best.

Just returned the trackball version of this mouse as the buttons were too clicky, and the trackball was either too sensitive or not sensitive enough. So I picked this one up instead and I have to say that it ticks all the right boxestldr; BUY THIS AND NEVER LOOK BACK.1. fit in hand is fantastic if you're right-handed2. there's good heft to the mouse - keeps it stable, unlike the Logitech Pebble, which is great for tossing in your backpack but is too light and doesn't feel right3. the scroll wheel is just right - the ratchet mode spins well with good tactile feedback, and with a tap of the mode button, it goes into freewheeling mode (which isn't for me YMMV)4. charging is decently quick and the5. the USB dongle gets picked up by Windows really quickly6. I love the customization offered by the horizontal scroll wheel - on my browser, i use it to quickly switch between tabs7. pairs with up to 3 devices - I've got it paired to my Dell XPS15, and will be pairing it to my iPad Pro and my Macbook Pro nextCouple of things to note1. remember to peel off the paper sticker at the bottom before using2. remember to turn it on - I spent a good 2 minutes wondering what was wrong before I realized I forgot to turn it on. 🤦‍♂️Downsides1. this isn't a cheap mouse by any standards. I use it for work most of the time (I'm a CX strategist and service designer) and if this lasts me as long as my last mouse did (5 years), it's paid for itself several times over.2. It's bulky - I'd want to get a simple case for this next so that when I toss it in my backpack, it's not going to be damaged, or damage something else in my bag

SAME AS DESCRIBED

Yes I'm aware that you can reprogram it to some other things, but the function I want most, horizontal scrolling on Maps, Earth or just any random website, is a hit and miss. Most of the time it just zooms in. I do enjoy using the thumb button though, that's a useful thing I use to snap and maximize windows.

Super comfortable and multiple programmable functions