Customer Ratings & Reviews

I've been using an MX Master since the original and with this release I feel they have absolutely perfected this mouse. Before upgrading my MX 2 to this mouse, I thought the electro-mag scroll wheel was going to be somewhat of a pointless, overthought, design but this is SUCH a better solution than the previous rachet wheel. No more "click-ca-chuck" noise a billion times a day, when the wheel engages and disengages. I think this is about as perfect as this mouse can get. Having said that, the Master line is 10 years old at this point and I feel like it shows a little bit. I hoped on this update that we would see some sort of new/added functionality (maybe extra buttons? tilt wheel? etc) but instead it was just an iterative update. As I mentioned, THIS mouse is perfect but I think logitech should now look at adding some new or innovate features.

I've been using Logitech mice for years. This one exceeds all expectations. The reviews don't lie. The feel, precision and features go way beyond all competition. I was hesitant to spend $99 on a mouse. Could any pointing device be worth that price tag? Yes! As soon as it paired with it's unifying USB receiver I could not believe how much it outperformed my previous Logitech mouse. I revisited some photo editing tasks just to see if the Master 3 would make such things easier and it does. I could go on but other reviewers have already covered those bases. The unifying USB receiver allows pairing a wireless keyboard and wireless mouse on one USB port. The Flow feature is priceless. If you want the best mouse ever made buy an MX Master 3. You will be glad you did.

This is a great mouse! I do wish it wasn’t so expensive, but you definitely get what you pay for.

I wanted to replace my apple mouse. I was told by a few of my colleagues and friends that this was their favorite. At a glance it looks great and very ergonomic. Then i got into the function of the thing. There are multiple configurations and options to play with which is great, but if you use multiple apps and programs you get a bit confused. I generally like it as it has improved the stress on my hand from long hours. I wish it would be a easier way to configure possible a better UI/UX program.

To big for my hands, was one of the most uncomfortable mouse I have every used. took it back after a couple days and bought the smaller one.

I’m an SAP & Excel super user, majority of my day is spent in one of the two. I love this mouse, but have found myself needing another (quiet click) mouse for the late afternoon... 4(3.5 if it was an option) stars because the other features overtake the downside of click noise. Although if you work in a shared space with little noise, I’d be hesitant of cost/benefit with this one... I have trouble putting up with the clicks alone after a few hours. Aside from noise, mouse is very precise and beneficial to me on a daily basis. Also, the magnetic scroll wheel is EXCELLENT!

This is the best mouse for productivity not gaming. The scroll wheel is magic it allows for persistence movement and free flowing and the horizontal scrolling once you get it to work is amazing a game changer.

I upgraded from the MX 2. This feels like a huge upgrade since it has more buttons. The scroll wheel feels strong and metallic. It just simply is a great fix for mouse problems you might have. It’s bit expensive at $99 but still it’s a great mouse for the usual work place.

I think this is an awesome mouse but if you are currently using a Magic Mouse this will field weird with your Apple product. I have a 2015 MacBook Pro and I am really debating on keeping this mouse simply because my Magic Mouse is just overall more intuitive with Apple products but this mouse definitely has a lot of customization.

Great battery life, comfortable in the hand for the most part. The rear click function when you push down requires too much force for my taste and gives you thumb joint strain. Additionally, this is a nice mouse, but a bit overpriced.

Minus: When using this mouse on a Mac, on Google websites, the scroll wheel works intermittently. Especially when moving the scrolling wheel slowly, pages sometimes do not move at all, even after turning the scrolling wheel a quarter of a turn. Even cheap mice know how to scroll. I don't accept this from a $100 mouse. I don't care about fancy options if the basic functions do not work well. Plus: feels very comfortable in the hand. The pointer works well.

Works and feels great, I like that it’s cordless and has multiple buttons

Mouse is amazing! I use it all the time! Haven’t used another mouse since.

Great product for business use very diverse and useful for fast transitions

Amazing for video creators! Easy, a lot of options and good for hand.

I have this MX Master mouse. It is an excellent mouse.

The footnote on the packaging states "Sensor, wheels and buttons will be supported without adding additional drivers in most popular Linux distrobutions." It also states the in order to utilize "app-specific profiles and counltess customizations" that it "requires Logitech Option software" available at their website. What it does NOT say is that this software, required to use the major selling features of this mouse, are completely unavailable on "most popular Linux distrobutions." The Logitech Options software is only available for Windows and Mac, and as a result this is a $100 mouse that gives you a few extra buttons and a smooth scroll, features that you can find on pretty much any mouse for a fraction of the price. In fact, if I had known that I would be unable to customize this mouse (which is my fault for not reading more than marketing reviews) I would not have bought this mouse. While the physical mouse itself is very well made, I can't recommend it for anyone using Linux like myself.

The MX Master 3 hardware is great, but the software is still broken on M1-powered Macs. While the mouse will connect and you can get basic functionality (i.e. moving the cursor), the software to manage the other functions (i.e. the scroll wheel, back/forward buttons, etc.) has performance and reliability problems on M1 Macs. Bottom line, it's been over a year since Apple released its first M1 MacBooks, but Logitech's software still hasn't been ported to run natively. This means it's using Rosetta, which impacts performance and battery life. And, regardless of the technology it's running on, it's been unreliable and prone to crashes. Unexpectedly, the buttons will stop working until I restart the app. It's unacceptable for a mouse at any price, let alone one that's $99. Logitech can and should do better.

I've used the MX Master 3 mouse for a little over two years. *** PROS: The ergonomics work well for my hands. The top scroll wheel is super fast and easy to control. It's nice to have a the horizontal scroll wheel, as well, for certain uses. The mouse glides smoothly on various surfaces and is very accurate for screen navigation *** CONS: The rubberized coating has become very STICKY & TACKY (unpleasant). The issue happens with mice and other products that use such a rubberized coating. Once the coating starts to break down and becomes overall sticky, it's hard to remediate it. Cleaning it may help, but for many users, it's a very temporary respite and the problem soon returns (my situation). The rubberized coating may break down soon as in within a few months or a year or more later (which would put it outside of the 1-yr warranty period rather conveniently for Logitech). Logitech support has been a real hassle to deal with. The problem has been specifically reported online by others about the MX Master 3, e.g., search Reddit for "Logitech MX Master 3 Sticky" - you'll see what I mean. Logitech support has also piped up on that forum with the usual let's open a ticket thing. Manufacturers should have long ago stopped using this kind of cheap rubberized coating. This sticky mess is a deal breaker for me and the MX Master 3. Other Cons: The back and forward buttons on the thumb side could usefully be a bit bigger, and are too far back making it harder to use them. The newer Options+ software creates, in my testing of it, a weird disruptive haptic vibration feedback TO THE MOUSE on one of my computers under certain conditions (fully updated Win10), e.g., keyboard shortcuts and clicking on certain screen icons causes the mouse to distractingly vibrate! This haptic strangeness happens when the scroll wheel is switched into line-by-line mode. My recommendation? Primarily because of the sticky rubber coating glitch, you may want to consider other products, especially those without rubberized coatings, and from a company that will stand behind their products. My opinion is that Logitech should recall the mouse for users that encounter the Sticky Problem. PS - Logitech will try to offer a small discount instead for the user to buy something else from the Logi website. This allows them to break even or better. The overarching problem, though, is that the mouse becomes less usable due to an avoidable manufacturer defect, and not much, if at all, from normal wear and tear.

I am currently using the mouse that this over-rated, nearly featureless mouse was supposed to replace. It looks and feels like a cheap mouse you would get when you buy a computer. It only has two measly customizable buttons (my old mouse has 7), WOW, imagine all the customization I can do with two whole buttons! And that's it, I can only imagine. As I keep trying to log onto Logitech to explore their vast world of options I can select for my whole two option buttons but I keep getting "Could not continue, something went wrong". I guess they were preset to "forward" and "backward" and that worked at first but its not working now. Wow forward and backward buttons! What will they think of next! Real game changer, oh my!