Review on π±οΈ Logitech MX Master Wireless Mouse: High-Precision Sensor, Easy-Switch up to 3 devices, Meteorite Black by Wiktor Grzankowski α
The product is very low quality, not what you need at all.
The primary scroll offers two different modes: the standard scroll and a "infinite, fast" scroll mode in which the wheel can be started and will continue to spin indefinitely. If you have less strength in your thumbs or if you are just nervous, the scroll will break from one mode to another while it is operating normally. This can happen even if you have strong thumbs. You just have to get used to it. Has pros: craftsmanship, material, and The mouse is assembled in a cool way, the material is cool, and it does not have the feel of being the cheapest option. Having certain negative aspects Scrolling software, as well as the side button In Mac OS, I control things with a mouse. A separate application is used for the mouse's scroll settings, side buttons, and other functions. There are a variety of options available, one of which is the ability to customize the settings for individual programs. The configuration is completely reloaded whenever the MacBook enters sleep mode. The settings are reset and the scroll function is disabled whenever a non-tray program other than the default one is launched. Starting the software won't make a difference. For instance, I customized the launch of mission control to occur upon pressing a side button across all programs supported by the Logitech software. If you shut the lid of the laptop and then open it again, the side button will function as a combination of the Command and Tab keys (switch to the last window). If you run the app once more while selecting the same parameters, absolutely nothing will change. I used three separate MacBooks, and the results were all the same. On Windows, there are no issues to report.
