Customer Ratings & Reviews

This jewel has saved me a lot of grief. Before obtaining it I had all sorts of pain in my arm and wrist and fingers. And being a one time purchase, it is a whole lot cheaper that going to a physical therapist...

This is a great mouse. Works well doing precision graphics on illustrator and having the thumb wheel is nice for moving around pages. Being able to recharge with a usb cable is a bonus.

This is an awesome mouse. It is easily programmable and allows you to multi task and and do shortcuts in the fly. It will change the way you edit, at least it did for me. GameChanger!

Has more buttons than I know what to do with. Just like the way it feels in my hand. Bought 2 one for the laptop and one for the desktop. Wish it ran on batteries like the old MX it replaced.

saw this mouse demoed at Adobe's MAX design conference, immediately came home and bought one. Between the Logitech Craft keyboard and this mouse, doing micro adjustments efficiently is so slick!

Replaced my failed old MX mouse. The shape has sharper edges than the old MX and the speed adaptive scroll is sensitive and activates with faster scrolling. Overall still a great mouse

This mouse has been great, I have larger hands and it feels very natural and comfortable. I mostly use it with a Mac and have had no problems. Tracks very well on many different surfaces!

Very good mouse. Used USB receiver a lot, tried Bluetooth, but got frequent disconnect The matte finish wears out in six months of heavy use

This is one of the best mice ever made by any company ever! I love the button right there for my thumb depressed down for easy access to any application like configured to it

has one short coming has a wired bump at the area that would be under your index finger which annoyed me enough to return it. other than that the mouse was great comes with software for button mapping dpi setting and i like the look it was plenty responsive to play heroes of the storm that bump is what killed it for me though.

Bought this specifically for my laptop, but when I found out it can pair with three different computers and about the Flow capability, it made me get rid of the one for my computer

Best mouse on the market bar none. Think the MX Master 3 is coming out soon or already out, so may want that, but if you can get this at a good sale price, still an awesome buy!

The MX Master is one of the best mice on the market. Build quality is great, feel is great and so is the responsiveness of the mouse. This mouse is coveted as the best mouse for productivity you can get.

Feels great, not too small. Great for all day use!

it works flawlessly. While there is a minor delay using the new "flow" feature, I don't expect​ to use it as often. Overall, Logitech did a great job with their successor to the Master MX.

If your looking for a mouse to do spreadsheets with, this is the one to get! With the ergonomic shape, the programable buttons and the thumb wheel... it’s the perfect companion!

It is the best desktop mouse. Period. /the review - demands BestBuy - must be longer. It is the best desktop mouse. Period. It is the best desktop mouse. Period.

This is my first REAL mouse purchase and I could not be happier. The programmable keys make my video and photo editing so much faster and I can use the flow technology to switch between my PC and MAC.

I love this mouse greatly. Extremely accurate and precise, and very easy to switch between different devices. Logitech Flow is a very nice feature to have available. Excellent ergonomically

With the MX Master 2S, Logitech has created the mouse function I have been waiting for: the ability to operate 2 or 3 computers simultaneously – even a mix of Apple and PC devices. They call this ability FLOW, and it enables me to use a single mouse to move seamlessly among my iMac, desktop PC, and laptop PC. I am a graphic designer and do my primary design tasks on an iMac, using Adobe Creative Cloud. I can’t afford to put the Adobe software on more than one computer, and, for my own purposes, the iMac is sufficient. However, I have clients who need me to provide them with files in Publisher, and Publisher is not available for OS systems (the rest of the Microsoft Office package is, but Publisher is specifically excluded). In addition, Microsoft Word has more bells and whistles in its PC version than the OS version, and sometimes I need those extra features. So, I ended up using a combination of Dropbox, email, and thumb drives to move things back and forth among my iMac and my PC computers. Now, I can create an asset on the iMac, copy the asset, move the cursor onto the PC screen, paste the asset where it needs to go, and proceed with my work on the PC. The MX Master 2S comes without any instructions, but the Logitech website has all the information you need in a user-friendly format, for use onscreen or via a downloadable PDF. All 3 of my computers are on the same Wi-Fi network, so no changes needed there. I used Bluetooth to connect the MX Master 2S to my iMac and the desktop PC, and the USB dongle to connect the MX Master 2S to my laptop, pairing the MX Master 2S to each computer with the “1, 2, 3” button on the bottom of the mouse. No hiccups in that process. I then downloaded the Logitech Options software onto all 3 computers and activated the FLOW function, again with no hiccups. The first time I used the MX Master 2S, I set the bottom button to “1” for the iMac. From then on, I have been able to move the MX Master 2S among the 3 computers just by moving the cursor to the edge of one screen and onto the next. If all the MX Master 2S did was provide me with an inter-computer cut and paste service, that would be enough for me. However, it also provides me with a great multi-function, HIGHLY customizable mouse and – very important to me – it eliminates the need to switch the mouse I am using dozens of times a day. That is not a laziness issue – it is an ease of function and efficiency issue. The iMac mouse and a PC mouse differ in feel, touch, scrolling style, and other ways, so each time I have to switch between them there is a lag time while I mentally and physically adjust to the device. That means wasted time and wasted energy, and I need to conserve both. After I got all the buttons and wheels of the MX Master 2S adjusted to suit me (you don’t have to do that – your choice), I had an awkward day while I got accustomed to it. Now, it is just an extension of my brain and hand. The MX Master 2S’s battery life is excellent, and the 3 green lights on its left side (easy to see, but not distracting) let you know the battery level. And, because the charging cable is on the front, you can use it while it’s recharging. The 4,000 dpi Darkfield sensor really does work on all surfaces, and the scrolling action is the smoothest and most responsive I have ever encountered. I did one more thing to make my work life easier: I got the Logitech K380 Multi-Device Bluetooth Keyboard. It, too, operates all 3 of my computers, and it feels exactly like the keyboard that came with my iMac, while having those function keys that are specific to a PC. That means that it, too, conserves the time and energy I was wasting every time I made the mental and physical jump between two computers. Having just one keyboard and one mouse is a very worthwhile change for me.