Review on Renewed Logitech MX Master 🐭 3 Advanced Wireless Mouse: Exceptional Performance Guaranteed by Stoyan Stankov ᠌

Because Logitech absolutely does not care about creating software for its products, you should never purchase a mouse. Everything that is said in the following paragraph applies to using the Logitech Unifying receiver (yes, but not when linked via Bluetooth, as it can lead to bigger issues). Although the MX Keys I have function flawlessly, using this mouse was a great hassle. Stators start as soon as the Logitech Options application is installed; these frequent freezes are highly aggravating, and the wheel may just stop responding for a while. It runs on Windows. Without even mentioning MacOS, the mouse is completely unusable when Logitech software is present. What little regular mouse operation there is replaced by for a much longer period of time by the craziest lags and disconnections. It has been 2.5 months since the purchase, and while initially the functionality was stable, this indicates one of two things: either Logitech destroyed this mouse with software, or specifically my copy started to fail (though the mouse was never dropped and was always used with care). Removing Logitech Options, which turns the mouse into a pumpkin and makes it unable to modify the sensitivity, makes the mouse operate more steadily. A future update in the form of Logitech Options + (the beta version of which also destroys the mouse on MacOS; I didn't even attempt it on Windows) is yet to be hoped for.