Review on Renewed Logitech MX Master 🐭 3 Advanced Wireless Mouse: Exceptional Performance Guaranteed by Abhey Gautam (Abhey ᠌

My hands have always felt at home on the Logitech G5 and G500 before that. For no other reason than its intimidating appearance, I opted not to take the G502. And generally, the G series now appears too childish, making it inappropriate for use on a professional desktop. So I thought I'd give the MX series a shot. The MX Master 3 does not conform to the shape of the hand, therefore the palm is skewed and the controls are located at the tips of the fingers. Though the hand doesn't fatigue, the palm doesn't get the support it needs. It's a shame that there is no way to physically examine the product before purchase, since in virtually every MVideo, only the gaming mice are displayed on display windows. The script for using the various function keys is haphazard at best. Programs that offer help are scarce. Particularly infuriating to MS Teams: the location of the camera and microphone activation buttons on the device's sides. a peculiar choice indeed. On top of that, I attempted to use the ALT + UP (ALT + DOWN) key combination on the side wheel, but it refused to do so, rendering the advertised feature useless. It's obvious that software features, like those found in Flow or Logitech choices, are what drive the price. Yet, it is not worth the cost if even the most fundamental shortcuts on the keyboard are broken and there are no predefined settings to choose from. Where can I find Autodesk, among other, software? I am really dissatisfied with the purchase. We make do with what we have because rivals (such the Razer Pro Click) don't even come close to providing a comparable product.