Review on Renewed Logitech MX Master 🐭 3 Advanced Wireless Mouse: Exceptional Performance Guaranteed by Guo Tai Lim ᠌

I used it at work between macOS and Windows, and I really liked the ability to switch quickly between the two operating systems using just one mouse. It made managing both laptops much simpler and more streamlined. There is no other mouse available on the market that will make working in Windows or MacOS as enjoyable as this one will. In my opinion, the results of utilizing this model have been quite positive. The user's wrist is able to relax after using the magic mouse since it places the hand in an ergonomically sound position. Not the mx ergo, of course, but the position of the hand on the mx 3 is perfect for me; there is not much of a difference between it and the location of the hand on other devices. To sum it up in an one word, cozy. - Probably would like to click on the side scroll wheel for another command - Mouse click feels good tactilely, but I would like it to be less noisy. - Probably would like to click on the side scroll wheel for another command It is not at all loud; in fact, I would say that it is below average, but the impression of the mouse was more more pronounced when there was perfect silence. - A long time between charges (which Logitech devices have always been famous for) Cons listed below: - The button under the thumb (gestures or Mission Control in macOS) is located in the wrong place where the finger immediately lies, you have to move it closer to the edge of the mouse, and the button can only be groped with the phalanx of the finger, which is the most sensitive place on the finger for such a small button. - The button can only be used to perform gestures. For the sake of comparison, my height is 174 and my weight is 66 (hands are the most conventional unit of measurement). - When you fast scroll with your finger on the wheel while it is in fixed mode, the wheel will attempt to switch into smartshift mode for when it is turned off in the Ligitech Settings. accompanied by a very rapid finger scrolling accompanied by the sound of the most mundane and inexpensive scrolling possible. It's possible that I have not yet worked out how to configure things properly such that nothing goes wrong.