Logitech MX Master 3S - Wireless Performance Mouse with Ultra-Fast Scrolling, Ergonomic, 8K DPI, Glass Tracking, Silent Clicks, USB-C, Bluetooth, Windows, Linux, Chrome - Dark Gray

I own a Logitech G502 HERO and have owned several other mice in my past. The G502 is brilliant for gaming, but I needed something more ergonomic as a software engineer. This is the best feeling mouse I've ever used.- Mouse has a premium build quality- Super comfortable to hold- Battery lasts a long time- No compatibility issues between Mac and Windows.- The software is good.- Buttons are silent.- Scroll wheel has two modes which you can switch between with one of the buttons on the mouse- Fits my hand better than any other mouse I've tried

The Logitech MX Master 3S is by far the best mouse I have ever used both in terms of quality and performance. It was purchased during the Black Friday sale and the value proposition was incredible. After using it for a few months, I would even pay full price for it.The mouse in itself feels very sturdy, with premium build quality, and excellent fitment of all the components. The switches offer a very consistent tactile feedback and the wheel is excellent for every use case since it can alternate between tactile and free spin. It has proven itself very reliable on all scenarios that I've used it, from productivity all the way to casual gaming. The battery performance is also something that I was very pleasantly surprised, since I have charged it only once since November and I have been using it daily.The software that accompanies it is very straight forward and easy to set up and customise. There is no noticeable latency between the mouse and the cursor on the screen and the wireless connection with the pc has been excellent.

Alright, I've been using the original MX Master for a long time, and it was really great. I didn't think Logitech could improve on it, but they did!The new silent click feature is fantastic. You can work or play games at night without making any noise. It's incredibly quiet.The scrolling is much improved. Both the up-down and side-to-side scrolling feel more high-quality now. Actually, the entire mouse feels better made.The battery seems to last forever. I hardly ever need to charge it.The only downside is the price if you're buying it at full cost. It's not cheap.Overall, Logitech took an already excellent mouse and made it even better. If you use Excel a lot or need to scroll through pages of documents, you'll probably love this mouse. Maybe just keep an eye out for a sale if the price is too high for you right now!

The Logitech MX Master 3S is a fantastic mouse! It’s really easy to use, ergonomic and best of all, has by default a silent click, which elevates the experience to a whole new level. The free scrolling and ratchet scrolling feature provide great feedback. And for a mouse with all this features, the weight is justified (it’s still very light).My only complaint is that if your hand gets a bit sweaty, the mouse can feel a little uncomfortable. It’s not a dealbreaker, but worth mentioning if you’re planning to use it for long hours.Overall, it’s a great mouse and definitely worth the money.Photo shows a size comparison, it’s not as bit as it is shown to be, just a perfect size.

Working, browsing, it's great. It's perhaps THE productivity mouse. I can't now imagine using anything else. The ergonomics are so comfortable. The battery charge seems to last months (turning it off entirely overnight). The Logitech Options+ software is... well, sometimes its good but then you try to set something and you're confused why it won't let you do that. The thumb rest is lovely for comfort, but personally I've found the extra thumb "touch" button too finicky to use: it requires downforce in a direction that I found unnatural for the angle my thumb is at.Occasionally, especially in Excel, I find scrolling a little too sensitive when one hits zoom in/out a little too much, it can cause Excel to zoom out massively and basically stop running for ten minutes while it catches up. I've learned to be more careful, but it still happens occasionally. I do like the scrolling action of the mouse, I'm merely pointing out that it may require some adjustment on how you use it based on your previous mouse experience.My main complaint though is the feet: they do not run at all well on my Kensington mouse wrist-support pad, so I have to have the pad backwards so the mouse is directly on my desk, my wrist is on the support gel, and my forearm is resting on the mousepad. The MX M 3S basically unusable in the correct orientation on that mouse pad. Now, I've not tried other pads so it's hard to know if it's just the pad is just too grippy or the MX's feet. I don't recall getting the same feeling with other mice, though.I do worry about whether the soft-touch material will degrade over time, and that is a concern for such an expensive product. That's a 2-year plus problem if it happens at all, so right now, after 6 months it's still so comfortable it's like resting my hand on a cloud.At 140g it's pretty heavy. I've no issues moving it around day-to-day when working, but I'm pretty sure I wouldn't ever want anything heavier than this, and it absolutely will be too heavy if you're gaming. It is not a gaming mouse. Do not try to use it as a gaming mouse. If you need this, probably the best, productivity mouse and also want to game, have two mice.