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Revainrating 3 out of 5

Not perfect quality, some small defect.

I did so without looking at the models that came before it. The only thing I have to complain about is the ergonomics; the materials are fine, all of the buttons and scrolls function properly; the software isn't amazing, but it does the job done; and the sensor can be used on any surface, unlike performance 2022. This mouse should only be picked up by holding it in your hand since it operates differently than older models. The dimensions appear to be designed for a palm grip, however the design

Pros
  • The mouse is constructed out of high-quality materials and has a unique top scroll that can be challenging to get used to in the long run. In the span of two days, I was completely oblivious to the widespread scrolling issue.
Cons
  • Having used the original mouse in the line, the mx performance, and now having the mx 2 in my hands, I can tell without a doubt that this mouse sits differently in the palm of the hand than its predecessor. The grip is not very pleasant, and it has the appearance of having been designed for a smaller or narrower hand—possibly the hand of a woman. I was never able to get used to it; even a regular mouse that lacked an ergonomics sight did not cause me as much discomfort as the MX 3. I was unable to put my hand on it in a way that was both comfortable and allowed me access to all of the buttons and scrolls without shifting my arm position. Although in size it virtually equates to mx 2 or performance - a little smaller, it has lost volume where part of the palm is placed closer to the wrist and the hand remains on weight as a result of the sharp cut on the top.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The quality is at the level, I am satisfied with everything.

The button that is supposed to be used for gestures did not work for me. The act of pressing it is not exactly user-friendly. Having a separate button to change the scroll mode also strikes me as being an unnecessary additional feature. Since the smart wheel alters the mode automatically based on the rotation speed, it would make more sense to reassign the button that is located directly below it to a different function. Nonetheless, the two buttons that are located under the thumb are really…

Pros
  • The mouse has a very pleasant feel to it and a good ergonomic design. I appreciated how easy it was to switch between devices, as well as the scrolling and additional buttons that could be programmed to perform a variety of activities depending on the application being used. If you charge your device with a type-c cable, you won't need to replace the batteries as frequently.
Cons
  • The sound of the clicking is far too loud. Since the manufacturer already knows how to make mice that are silent, then it should not have been too difficult for them to apply this technology into their flagship mouse.

Revainrating 1 out of 5

I do not advise buying this, it does not meet the stated standards.

The unit was calibrated for the number of marriages in the finished good. Only buy if you can normally use the guarantee, if you're going to buy. I reasoned that defective mice cannot be purchased three times in a row, so I "saved", ordered a defective mouse from China on AliExpress. ate: I was able to return the mouse to AliExpress, and I had already purchased a new one locally. Eee. The gesture button on the new one now has a flaky switch that, when pressed once, occasionally does not…

Pros
  • The main scroll wheel's design was something I really appreciated. It is less predictable than mechanical, but this is countered by the ability to scroll through a large amount of content at once, if desired, without even switching to free scrolling mode. Moreover, it won't scroll on its own based on mouse motions when in free scroll mode.
Cons
  • Several marriages. My mouse's scrolling wheel makes a loud crackling noise. I discovered complaints about the same issue on the Internet, some of which start to break right away and others which don't for some time. MX Revolution, which came before it, has a double click on the primary keys. There was also a Logitech G G604; however, the switch on the right button was so delicate that it could only be depressed by the weight of a relaxed finger (in the latter instance, I'm not really sure; perhaps a marriage, or perhaps it was just a poor design for me).

Revainrating 4 out of 5

I am satisfied, the product fully corresponds to the description.

Currently, I am employed in the field of audio software. For seven years (first 1, then 2), I relied on an Apple Magic Mouse, and while it is gorgeous and light, it is also painful after extended usage. The standard mouse and the Logitech mouse have different characteristics. It's better in some aspects (ergonomics, plus I like to utilize the buttons instead of the touch surface) and worse in others (horizontal scrolling works differently than vertical scrolling, which requires additional…

Pros
  • Excellent ergonomics. Extra controls (OS navigation works fine). A top-notch horizontal scroll bar (for "soft" scrolling, you need to enable the "smooth scrolling" function). I hooked up the standard model (not specifically designed for the Mac) and it all worked out well. The button presses have a nice, satisfying tactile feel.
Cons
  • I was unsatisfied by the horizontal scrolling wheel. I have to expand and contract the timeline both vertically and horizontally in the program where I work. Her physique is somewhat stocky. Even though it's not quite portable, I always have it on me. Yet, it's not like bringing a case along won't add any unnecessary bulk.

Revainrating 3 out of 5

In general, everything is not bad, but I expected more.

I suppose I'm overly particular about the mouse. Yet I soon understood that this is unquestionably not mine. I'll keep looking till I find the ideal one! P.S. I have a keyboard called a "Logi MX Keys" and I'm quite satisfied with it. In actuality, I was attracted by the mouse "Logitech MX Master 3" on the high from buying Logi Claudia. This is for people who think I'm up to something to win a contest.

Pros
  • "Logitech MX Master 3" has a very polished appearance. She is stylish and effective. The materials are of the highest quality and feel nice to the touch; they resemble rubberized plastic, which is a class unto itself. No matter who writes what, the buttons operate very silently. It was quite convenient to be able to move from a computer to a phone, for instance, by pressing a button. On the phone, you may occasionally need to use the mouse to arrange things. Also, this choice is considerably more comfortable when used in conjunction with the Logi MX Keys. In short, if not for BUT, technology inspired.
Cons
  • I struggled to adapt to the GRIP. The tilt of the brush, which ought to be enjoyable, started to irritate me right away. It appears that you are compelled to press your fingertips to the side rather than down. Index kept moving away from me. I bravely persuaded myself for two days that your mouse for May 2022 is the coolest invention ever! You'll get used to it! But no. I once kicked the mouse with my hand to the side before catching it with my hand on the edge of the table since it was so high and I was moving my hand from the keyboard to it. It appeared to be an Indian holding a device for the first time.

Revainrating 3 out of 5

The item is ok but not fully compliant with the description.

While the mouse is well-designed, the accompanying software is a bit cumbersome to use. Opera, Browser, and a few more programs do not support horizontal scrolling. There has been no word from support in over a week. You can tell it's a software issue because scrolling is functional if you don't utilize Logitech Options (a tool for configuring mouse buttons). I was able to get rid of the issue by customizing the mouse with the help of the X-Mouse Button Control program.

Pros
  • Design Rapid scrolling up and down Scroll horizontally Assist for various gadgets
Cons
  • Logitech's Clumsy Driver Pricing and Hardware Limitations

Revainrating 4 out of 5

The product did not disappoint, the quality pleases.

Nonetheless, despite the fact that the software was not a priority, the device itself is beneficial. The key clicks are sonorous, but they don’t press on my ears (strangely enough, typically such things anger) (strangely enough, usually such things enrage). On every machine, you should be able to scroll horizontally in browsers, Excel, and other applications without any issues. But, as for me, the choice of the default scroll orientation is unusual, intuitively I want to twist in the other…

Pros
  • Switches between the three devices in an effortless manner. If you use your device for a total of 12 hours each day and charge it via USB-C while you are working, the charge stored in the built-in battery will last for around three weeks. Although the mouse has an odd shape, I had no trouble getting used to it after a while. A practical wheel made of metal, capable of producing a satisfying vibration when scrolling, and equipped with a button directly below the wheel as well as software that allows the vibration to be disabled. When this occurs, automatic disabling of fast scrolling remains in effect until the scrolling process is completed. Through the software, I was able to cross-tune to the receiver using the MX Keys keyboard. This process was trouble-free (which only worked on 10k). It functions normally and never hangs up or freezes. I gave working over Bluetooth a shot, and while I did not experience any issues with the mouse, I decided against selecting this option.
Cons
  • The software was the primary source of my dissatisfaction. Because it is only functional beginning with 10k, it will not be feasible to install it on 7, 8 or lower. Have you purchased systems with a corporate license that are older than 10,000? And eventually, it doesn't matter to you, so go out and purchase a new one. that you are working on a variety of pointless projects at this location. There's no getting around the fact that the demeanor is captivating. A button located at the bottom of the mouse can be used as an alternative to automatically switching between computers.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I was surprised by the quality for the price.

Great mouse that has been sharpened for extended periods of time. purchased after using the Logitech MX Master 2S for a long time. The outdated mouse is not horrible in and of itself; it has since been moved to a laptop bag for use in the fields. I use the new mouse at home, and it has improved in almost every way: - the wheel's operation is now almost silent and noticeably more accurate, and it also no longer plays; - the forward and backward buttons are now practical; on the old mouse, they…

Pros
  • Extremely cozy in the hand, perfect dimensions and weight for me Office and CAD programs can run on a 34" 4K panel with sufficient sensor resolution. Excellent performance on any surface Other characteristics that you rapidly adapt to include: horizontal scroll wheel, automatic line and free scrolling switching, forward and backward buttons, gestures the capacity to easily switch between three separate computers and connect to them all at once Connection through BT holds a charge for a long time (the claimed 70 days work out exactly), and supports USB-C charging while using a mouse.
Cons
  • Very likely just the cost.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The best I ever used, recommend it to everybody.

To begin, in my opinion, this is not a mouse intended for use with video games. This is a really professional piece of work that was created to function properly in a variety of systems. Fortunately, everything can be customized, and everyone has their own unique characteristics. A month is what I use. And I haven't quite gotten used to it yet. Over the course of several decades, I have developed a strong familiarity with the hot keys that are located on the keyboard. The side buttons would…

Pros
  • Adults should have no trouble holding it in their hands. Heavy, but I think that shows that you respect the instrument that you are holding in your hand. It is possible to assign a one-of-a-kind keyboard shortcut preset for each program on their own, in addition to up to three distinct devices.
Cons
  • If you look for it really carefully, you should be able to find it. And not only would the cost be lower, but the quality of the materials, etc. etc. But first and foremost, I purchased it for my place of employment. In addition to that, I've had this tool for a whole year. Time will eventually put everything where it belongs. It is way too soon to start talking about the problems at this point. I enjoy everything.

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Normal product, but wanted more for the money.

The marketing of this mouse is the main issue, along with the never-ending lies of bloggers. Those sponsored reviewers all sound like they're in the same room together, rolling their eyes and foaming at the mouth as they extol the ergonomic and accurate! Although it is true that the tool facilitates the work of CREATORS, the truth is that this mouse is more suited to the needs of office managers who spend their days in Microsoft Excel and Word (and perhaps some programmers). It's useless to…

Pros
  • Ergonomics, high-caliber materials, and design. It's neat that a spinner was substituted for the scroll wheel, although I don't understand why. - -
Cons
  • All the technophobes and dupes who bought this ship because of its marketing are keeping quiet about the 125Hz sensor's poor performance. Both scroll wheels are sluggish and inaccurate.

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Expectations were not met, average quality.

The mouse is fine in general and can quickly move between three different devices, but doing so takes a little bit of time. Although the item's true price is $6,000 to $7,000, merchants apparently doubled the asking price before the sale even began. If I had to choose a mouse for work again, I probably would, but I hope that MX MASTER 4 addresses all of the issues I've mentioned. Only then will it be the ideal mouse for any OS, including Linux. Also, the tips of your ring and little fingers…

Pros
  • It's the most crucial! At long last, Logitech has heard our cries and included a declaration of Linux support on the box (albeit in a footnote)! While I haven't read the footnote's explanation, I can say that all of your buttons will be recognized by KUbuntu right out of the box, allowing you to modify their default actions with relative ease.
Cons
  • There's a serious issue with the wheel; it's unresponsive, the exact placement mode has been merged with inertial scrolling, and the result is quite frustrating. Just like the M555b, the original wheel design should be brought back. The inertia-free side scroll wheel is a useless invention if you need to wind something a long way. Loosen the bearings so it may spin more freely. - The button under my thumb is inaccessible when using an ergonomic mouse grip. Turn the mouse around and put the button where your thumb is.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Best thing for the money, glad I did it.

The clattering of the keys or the shakiness of the steering wheel are not drawbacks. Everyone has a different idea of what constitutes "loud keys," and those who don't require audible input can always opt for touch-sensitive mouse. While there may be many online gripes, the scroll wheel works perfectly great. You should get a mouse if you frequently have wrist pain or if you use more than one input device. The experience of using this mouse is positive.

Pros
  • A mouse so soft that using it won't leave your wrist aching. It's simply a scroll wheel, really. Really accommodating, albeit getting used to it may take some time. In my opinion, it's still missing several key features.
Cons
  • To my knowledge, the only real problem is that it is not always possible to configure the appropriate steps in the software. Certain hand motions made me scratch my head.

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Nothing ordinary, a normal product.

The mouse has nothing to do with gaming. Try to locate a game room; doing so will give you access to additional choices. You have to get used to it in order for it to be effective. Even to the wheel that never ends. Not to mention the grip, which was something that I had trouble getting used to. The features that are attached to the side wheel are not particularly useful to me, thus I don't use it at all. It's possible that the price is unreasonable. After using it for a month, I have come to…

Pros
  • The scroll wheel is the primary benefit of this feature. Several of the critics mention that it moves more slowly. In point of fact, though, the brakes disappear once the system has been restarted. As you switch to using a standard mouse, you start to appreciate the convenience more; having to turn the wheel 20 times is bothersome.
Cons
  • There is no button to modify the level of sensitivity. Ergonomic grip is not comfortable. Almost instantaneously, I started to think that I should either sell the mouse or purchase a unique stand for the hand. I am unable to fathom the motivation behind such a significant increase. A mouse that is neither vertical nor horizontal in its orientation.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The quality exceeds all expectations, I recommend to buy.

I gave it a lot of thinking before deciding which mouse to purchase because I felt really self-conscious about the high cost. Made the decision to purchase, and it was a good one. The charge is sufficient for at least a month (I have been using it for more than two weeks every day and the charge has only gone up to 70 percent), and it can be charged using a USB port. The quality is excellent, and the device can be easily configured for any task using its own software. Easy to use on several…

Pros
  • Everything!
Cons
  • The buttons have a relatively loud clicking sound, but this is all very relative and depends on what it is being compared to. Rather, this is just a minor drawback. But, despite the high cost, I do not feel any remorse.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Satisfied with the product, I recommend it to everyone.

In general, acceptable. The magnetic wheel was the primary reason I went with that option. In addition to that, it is really smooth. I adore it) The block scroll mode has a very lovely and smooth feel to it. In addition, one of my favorite aspects of the game is changing the setting so that the wheel can freely rotate. When working with tables, you should only baldezh. The structure. This location makes things more difficult. If I entirely lay down my arm, which is quite large, then the weight

Pros
  • The configuration of the wheel makes it magnetic. the shape
Cons
  • The side wheel has to "smack its lips" in order for it to work, but it does so reliably. Yet, it is unmistakably a marriage.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Everything in the product suited me, the price is generally perfect.

Sometimes I forget about the inertia of the wheel, and if I forget to slow it down after a quick scroll while simultaneously pressing, for example, Ctrl, the page zoom sometimes works depending on the application. If I forget to slow it down after a quick scroll while simultaneously pressing Ctrl, the page zoom sometimes works. You have to flip the mouse over in order to switch between devices. It would be more convenient to be able to use other methods that can be defined through the settings,

Pros
  • The item has a weight to it, which gives the impression that it is robust. After working for twelve hours straight, I have not experienced any discomfort as a result of the way it rests in the hand. The scroll wheel has not been the subject of any complaints (as in many comments). After getting used to the wheel for a couple of days, you won't want to switch to another mouse because it helps you save a significant amount of time when scrolling through lengthy pages. This is especially true in situations where the page loads in stages, as the inertia of the wheel immediately scrolls to the next part of the page as it loads. When subjected to vigorous shaking or compression, unwanted sounds are rendered inaudible. There are no issues to report as the buttons click approximately the same as they did on the earlier model of Logitech and a touch louder than they did on the gaming model. The connection has never given anyone any trouble, and the receiver can be seen protruding from the back of the monitor. The Android tablet and the laptop are both able to connect and function without any issues thanks to bluetooth. Side scrolling is the only way I navigate between bookmarks in browsers; I use it to transition between jobs. I use gestures less. Even though it is easier to play with, I still prefer to use the standard gaming mouse. The charge is maintained quite well, and it charges through a Type-C port. Paid 6,000 for it.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Good quality product, I rate this purchase excellent.

If you're a programmer who's used to using the g700, you'll know that its many buttons can hold complicated composite shortcuts and their packages with the help of the device's native software and your very own customized IDE. The fact that the mx3 software, which is supposed to be the best and is designed for programmers, failed miserably in this regard and forced me to resort to AutoHotkey left me completely befuddled. Very little anguish is expressed here over the scroll wheel, if any at…

Pros
  • The sensor is compatible with any flat surface (including a couch), there are 15 assignable buttons (three on each side), and vertical scrolling (after you get used to it and set it up) fire, typeS charging (it hasn't even been five years since the flagship received it), the charge holds well, good ergonomics, compared to the previous iteration, the side buttons are much more in place; fire; typeS charging; the charge retains well; good ergonomics
Cons
  • The auxiliary switch on the side is of no utility. Switching from a Bluetooth connection to your device's native receiver is not a simple process; native software cannot support the use of sophisticated shortcuts as functions. To be clear, I am not an expert on LEDs, but I can say that the side buttons make a repulsive creaking noise if you crawl on all fours while pressing them, and the empty box also reverberates.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I would definitely recommend the purchase, I don't think there is anything wrong with it.

After the MX Vertical, which started the elbow ache, I moved to her. Pain has subsided. Finding a better mouse for the office is difficult, and I don't intend to. Although horizontal scrolling is supposedly essential for video editing, I personally don't use it because it hangs with a meaningless wheel for me. Its benefits In my large hand, it lies peacefully. I won't be touching any additional mice. It has a strong charge that lasts for a while, I almost don't follow it, and I've never sat…

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I am delighted, the product is really worthy.

Now here is my second model of this mouse, and I'm very pleased with it. I started off with the pale gray. But, the soft-touch, when constantly touched by hands, gradually degraded from gray to dirty yellow, and this pollution cannot be removed using ordinary cleaning methods. When the mouse's surface started to tear when I tried to remove the yellowing a second time, I had a new one made, this time in a dark hue.

Pros
  • Well balanced and balanced in the hand. The ability to toggle between devices was also not superfluous.
Cons
  • With a local receiver, you can go as close as 1.5 meters. Already, at 2 meters, it's falling behind in several areas. As long as you stick to Bluetooth mode, you won't have any issues. The plastic was rubbed down to a hole after being soiled for an entire year in the same spot.

Revainrating 3 out of 5

The product is average, Im not sure its worth the money.

I couldn't help but fall in love with a mouse—it was the cutest and coziest creature—but these rocks broke my heart. how they can infuriate you. anyone wants to buy it SHOULD NOT BUY IT; it is in their best interest to wait for the next one. There is a firm connection here of some kind. Because of all of the issues with the mouse, I never imagined that I would end up writing a review on it. I thought a mouse and a k380 logitech keyboard (the keyboard is exquisite, 5 points) would make a good…

Pros
  • The mouse is exquisitely designed; it fits the palm of the hand just so, and the back and forward button that is located directly under the thumb is quite practical.
Cons
  • At first, I didn't think it was something that concerned me (I'm referring to scrolling), but then I noticed that quite frequently, I twist, and the page is in place; in games, it's entirely ahtung; it's easy to move with only one or two clicks; and it works in the majority of instances. The use of side scrolling requires a lot of forethought, yet there have been software-related issues with it.