Review on Renewed Logitech MX Master 🐭 3 Advanced Wireless Mouse: Exceptional Performance Guaranteed by Aashit Jain (Rishabh ᠌

Moved from Mx master 1st generation. Not a bad upgrade. The one before that functioned for a period of 5 years. and eventually passed away) I make use of it with the USB module that came with the package. I was under the impression that the module from the previous generation would be compatible with it, but it turns out that it is not. Despite all of its flaws, I have not been able to come up with a solution that is better for me. Has pros: The shade of gray is quite appealing to the eye. The assembly turned out quite well. Plastic, which does not show fingerprints, is used for the primary buttons. Scroll wheel made entirely of metal. Charging with a USB-C port. It is functional on a wide variety of surfaces. As we were working with designs and graphics, we did not experience any delays. Having this drawback: Carl, you'll find the button to switch devices down below! That is, in order to convert from, say, a laptop to an iPad, you need to lift the mouse, turn it over, and push the button - which is, of course, nonsense. The magnetic brake on the wheel on this version of the mouse feels less effective than it did on version 1. Because of the excessive weight, the brush becomes worn out after prolonged use. Still broken, the program does not provide the assignment of any button to the mouse so that it can be used with another input device. There is no case provided. The USB module cannot be stored within the mouse itself since there is no available space.