Review on Logitech MX Master 3S: The Ultimate Wireless Performance Mouse with Ultra-fast Scrolling, Ergo Design, 8K DPI, Track on Glass, Quiet Clicks, USB-C, Bluetooth, for Windows, Linux, Chrome - Graphite by Micha Jwiak ᠌

After buying a MacBook, I needed a mouse that would somehow support gestures in the OS. I was already going to buy an external track pad, because. The Magic Mouse, in my opinion, will be quite inconvenient, and it’s not cheap, but then a friend gave me the Logitech M720 Triathlon, which, like the MX Master 3S, supports gesture control using a special button (by the way, on the M720 this button is much more convenient than in 3S). But in the M720 I was not satisfied with the "loose" wheel, because. it not only spins in it, but also is pressed left and right, and plus the mouse itself is a little less ergonomic, so I decided to buy the MX Master 3S. It is definitely assembled from more expensive materials than the M720, it fits more comfortably in the hand, but it is still too small for a large palm. But the main main wheel does not dangle here, there are a little more parameters in the mouse settings and you can even better customize it for yourself. For Mac owners, this is generally a must-have, because. besides it and the M720, and the standard Magic Mouse, there are no other options for working with gestures in MacOS. I took it at a price of ~ 8100 (about 1000 more returned as bonuses). The mouse came obviously for the Chinese market, with a separate dongle, this does not affect the work in any way. On the photo Logitech G305, M720 Triathlon, MX Master 3S.