Customer Ratings & Reviews

This mouse has helped me significantly with wrist pain from using a computer for work. This mouse is very comfortable and has a high quality feel. I thought the price was a bit high for just a mouse but it is well worth it. If you use a computer for more than 4 hrs per day I would highly recommend the upgrade.

Installation was a breeze. The wireless connection came up immediately and required to action on my part. The mouse works flawlessly and is comfortable in my hand. Mouse buttons/controls can be customized, application by application if desired, to the user's needs. This mouse meets my needs perfectly.

The horozontal scroll is necessary in my life. The mouse has a perfect weight to it. Just a few extra buttons but not a ridiculous amount. The only thing that could make this better is if it had an FPS button but that's more of a wish than anything. Have now bought multiple of these.

I absolutely love this mouse. After using the MX Anyhwere mouse for many years, I was a little skeptical about the design of this mouse and it took a little getting used to, but the customizable buttons and gestures really help with productivity. And the scoll wheel is fantastic.

Love this mouse, but my MX2 thumb button gave out just under two years of use. It appears without a border, they may have solved that issue on this model. the move of the left side toggle buttons makes them feel less accessible in this model to me, otherwise the smaller form factor is appreciated.

Definitely a good work mouse. The battery lasts long everything works like it's supposed to. I love that I can use it with 3 different devices just by pushing a button on the bottom. I just wished the horizontal scroll worked without having to install the Logitech Options software.

The hype is real! I’ve been using a mix of wired and cheap Amazon wireless mice for years, and assumed a mouse this expensive was completely unnecessary. I was wrong. This mouse feels as good as it looks, and is so much more comfortable to use all day. (I switched back to my old Jellycomb mouse for exactly two minutes before promptly throwing it in the drawer). The metal mouse wheel is smooth and premium feeling, the hand position is perfect, the side buttons are exactly where they should be, and it’s incredibly precise. The ability to easily toggle between connected devices is awesome too - I was able to replace two different mice (laptop and desktop) with this one. Sure, it’s expensive, but for something you probably use 8-9 hours a day (or more) to very day, it’s absolutely worth it.

I know the mouse is a little pricey at $100 but this made my daily activities for work so much easier. Not only with comfort but the scroll wheel and the little side scroll wheel. Made a huge difference for my productivity. I can't see myself going back to use a regular mouse again.

This is the best mouse on the market. It is very comfortable and intuitive. I also appreciate the new scroll wheel. It is less clicky than the MX Master 2. The USB-C port is awesome, I have less cables to keep up with when charging.

This is an excellent mouse, but a little heavy. It is very comfortable, especially if you use a palm grip on a mouse. Due to the type of grip I use, I couldn't tell a huge difference between this and my Magic Mouse. It is obviously a premium mouse and will be great for most people.

Best wireless mouse I've ever use. I took the apple magic mouse back it didn't work anywhere near as well as this on a new 16 inch macbook. However the ability to swap between multiple devices the customizable buttons. This improves video editing time greatly.

I’ve used this for a few weeks now and so far I’m loving it. I have two laptops for work and a personal laptop and it can connect to all three with only one receiver. The first computer uses the receiver and the other two connect via Bluetooth. Also if you get the MX Keys it will connect to the same receiver, and then you only need one receiver for the both of them. The mouse is great, but the Logitech Program really sets it over the top. You can either set the buttons to have the same function no matter what program you’re using or you can make it to where the functions are always the same, but for some select programs the button functions are different. Or even set reach program to have their different functions for the buttons on the mouse. And there’s a lot of options for the command button that your thumb presses. Also being able to switch between the ratcheting and smooth roll of the wheel is great and the thing will spin forever. Overall a really awesome mouse.

This a really awesome mouse! I've been switching between a number of different mice because my hand and wrist would start hurting. $99 bucks seemed a little steep but at this point it's well worth the price - oddly ergonomic given its more conventional design but really comfortable and natural to use. So of the things that could be considered gimmicky are actually useful. The auto detecting free spinning scroll wheel works as advertised and really useful for coding and writing Word docs, but not really useful for web browsing. The horizontal scroll too a little time to get used to but is now second nature after just a few days, the forward / backward buttons are perfect for switching between screens... the best part is the gesture button at the base of the thumb rest... I didn't think I'd ever use it, but it's actually useful as well. Overall this product is well design and works perfectly on a Mac and PC.

The Logitech Mx master 3 has become my top mouse in my day to day work routine. It is very confortable and easy to use. The fact of the variety of option it has is a game changer when it comes to productivity especially if you work with lots of screens. Highly recommended!

Best mouse I have owned. It is very responsive. The scrolls make it a breeze when working with large spreadsheets. A must have. It is very comfortable for my large hands. The battery will last at least a month on one charge.

This mouse is bit pricey but I bought it for video editing. Having a horizontal scroll and the ability to customize buttons for every app really makes this mouse stand apart. The upper scroll is the best and with key commands you can use it for horizontal scrolling as well, allowing you to fly through the timeline on long videos. It will probably take me awhile to settle on the button programming but I encourage others to check through Youtube for ideas. Even the basic preferences for special apps that comes with the software is very good to start. About the only thing I miss from using the Apple Magic Mouse is the left to right swiping. It is possible to swipe with this mouse using gestures but not as fluid as the Apple Mouse. The upper scroll wheel is as good as advertised. Can do click type scrolling and then fluid speed scrolling, just by changing the way you attack it. By far, the scroll wheel is my favorite feature on this mouse.

I purchased the original MS Master about 3 years ago after an injury to my hands and it was a life saver! The ergonimics was great and having support for my thumb was a must. I finally wore out the scroll function so I had to replace it. I decided to go with the MX Master 3 but was nervous about some of the reviews stating the mouse was smaller and not as comfortable. It is smaller than the original but I find it to be just as comfortable, but I have small hands. I was also worried about the new forward and back button design and placement because I'd gotten used to the one I had. It was an easy transition. I like some of the new features of the MX Master 3 but unfortunately cannot use them on my work laptop due to my company's blocking policy. One of my favorite features is being able to easily switch between my work laptop and my tablet. I even tried it with my phone just to see if it works and it does. This is my favorite ergonimic mouse.

I play games. I browse the internet. I click a LOT. This mouse by Logitech is the more expensive MX Master and is my second one. I have 2 and can say the extra price is worth a well made piece of equipment.

Bought this to replace my Apple Magic Mouse for ergo reasons and it works great. There are plenty of customizations you can do as well. Comes with a USB adapter or can be connected via Bluetooth. It is a bit on the pricier side but definitely worth the quality of the device.

I wrote a pretty comprehensive review re: the Logitech MX Keys - and provides more context around my use case (needing compatibility and flexibility across both Mac and Windows platforms), so I won’t get into build quality, reliability and battery life (all great - and all discussed in the other review). In addition, the overall value prospect is great when compared to native Apple options. Here, I will make a few callouts specific to the MX Master 3. Ergonomically, the mouse feels great in-hand, and the button placement (for the most part) is very well placed and intuitive. I have only a few areas of potential improvement: 1. The button to swap across the mapped/paired machines is on the bottom. This forces you to pick up and flip over the mouse each time you want to change across machines. On some level, I can understand that that may have happened to avoid inadvertently pressing the “swap” button on top of the mouse - however, a personal preference would be to be able to swap without having to flip it over 2. The primary scroll wheel works great on my work PC laptop. However, it reacts a bit “sticky” on my iPad Pro (even if I try to change the sensitivity). I am not sure if this is potentially more so iPadOS rather than the mouse - but want to make it known that it does not work “as perfectly” on iPad as it does on a Windows machine 3. Lastly, the customizability of the buttons is fantastic. However, out-of-the-box, this mouse was supposed to have pre-mapped specific actions for select programs (e.g. Adobe Creative Suite), but I am finding that it is not working exactly as I expected (though, in fairness - I am using the mobile versions of the software on my iPad Pro, e.g. Lightroom CC Mobile). I will have to do another test in the full-software on my wife’s MacBook Pro.