Review on 🖱️ Logitech MX Master Wireless Mouse: High-Precision Sensor, Easy-Switch up to 3 devices, Meteorite Black by Nguyen Kim Chi ᠌

The mouse is used on Windows and Mac and was bought mainly for the Flow function (switching between computers by moving the mouse pointer from one monitor to another). Ergonomics are comfortable for me, there are no backlashes, there are no uneven gaps. My copy of the mouse is assembled well, there are no questions, the materials are pleasant to the touch. The mouse is connected to a Mac via Bluetooth, to a Windows computer via Unifying. In both cases, the connection is stable, there are no problems with it. For the mouse itself I would give 5 stars. But the software for Mac does not work very well. Yes, you can open the settings and change something, the UI works well. But at some point, the scroll direction changes, and the Flow function stops working. This problem has been around for a long time (scrolling was the same with my previous MX Anywhere 2 mouse). After that, it is useless to change the direction of scrolling in Logitech Options, this setting will not affect the mouse in any way until the computer is restarted. And since the mouse is large, switching between computers with the button is not convenient. It's not clear why Logitech can't get the driver to work on Mac. It turns out that I am forced to restart the Mac only from the buggy Logitech mouse driver. Flow is not so convenient to use with an additional monitor when 2 computers are connected to it. It would be nice if you could switch the mouse and keyboard from one computer to another using the buttons on the MX Keys keyboard, and not just by moving the mouse pointer. Now the keyboard switches, and the mouse remains on the same device where it was.