Review on 🐭 Logitech MX Master 3 Advanced Wireless Mouse: Streamlined Precision and Unmatched Performance by Tony Conlon

Hello! This review compares Master 3 to Master MX 2S. I have been using MX 2S for several years. Seems like the perfect mouse to me. The only criticism is the rubbery coating on the steering wheel. This is done to give your fingers a better grip on the steering wheel, which is what happens. But the rubbery coating irritates my fingertip like I'm allergic to the coating. And since I'm allergic to latex and rubber, the rubber coating could very well be the cause of this reaction. fingertip. Well that's a moot point as I immediately found the Master 3 narrower than the MX 2S and comfortable as I couldn't wrap my arms around it like I can on the MX 2S. And the "hump" under my palm is uncomfortably lower on the Master 3 than on the MX 2S. The forward and back buttons are arranged differently on the Master 3, which I didn't like, but I think you can get used to it. And there's only one LED on the Master 3, as opposed to three on the MX 2S; I love my LEDs. But what I dislike most about the Master 3 is that its wheel has a pronounced kick when you roll it, which I find harsh and obnoxious. The "bump" on the MX 2S is more subtle and softer. (I know the wheels on both of these mice can be changed to roll freely, but I need the "bumps" to better control the wheel.) Whether the rubberless wheel on the Master 3 is my fingertip irritated, I can' n to tell. Let's just say since I returned the Master 3 quickly. I wish Logitech would offer the "Master MX 2S Version 2" which is the same size and design as the MX 2S but without the rubber coating on the wheel. Unfortunately, Master 3 didn't suit me. But I think your "mileage may vary". Thank you for reading. MtM