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

Software that looks like a ghastly hodgepodge of random elements but really does its job reliably most of the time. Logitech is still struggling to hire skilled computer programmers to create software for its mx and g series of office devices. Unresponsive or choppy at times, with only some features available at any given moment. Wheel (Please help me if you know what could be causing this. Over the course of several months, I only encountered one mode when using this mouse, and that was to keep the serifs when rapidly scrolling. In every aspect, it suited me perfectly. But at some point the mouse decided to stop working properly, so now when you scroll really fast, you can't even make out the serifs (((. I looked into every nook and cranny of the program, but none of the recommendations proved useful. I didn't switch modes, so you're right about that. In terms of the wheel itself, rotation occurs exclusively in a leftward direction. Although the wheel's design is sleek, it occasionally fails to scroll in the expected direction. - Off-center wheel (a ridiculously high rate of bogus scrolling). A smoother maneuver would have been preferable. The logitech unifying app keeps popping up at random times and closes all other applications; the sensor (I am aware that the sensor in this device is utterly useless because it is an office mouse; yet, it costs ten thousand, and for ten thousand, this is a very terrible sensor). After five or ten seconds, it disappears on its own. I just don't get it, what is it. Please contribute any knowledge you may have on this matter.