Customer Ratings & Reviews

I've had an MX master at work for about a year, and I love it. So, when I purchased a new computer recently, I decided to get one of these to go with it. It is ergonomic and comfortable for me. I work with CAD software for 8-12 hours a day with one of these, clicking away like a maniac and I stay comfortable. No complaints. The battery lasts a very long time too considering. I think the one at work has been charged 4 times in a year. Overall a great buy.

Big mouse, but not so big it feels unwieldy in smaller hands imo. Keeps my hand from cramping as it’s got a good angle to it. The flat part of the thumb is also a button. The scroll wheel feels great and I’ve had no issues connecting it to any device. On the pricy side of things, but feels like it’s good quality and will hopefully last quite some time. Only complaint is that you can’t store the usb dongle in the mouse anywhere like you can with some other wireless mice, but you could always use Bluetooth if the device has it.

Logitech needs to put the same mouse wheel on all of their mice. It's a thing of beauty. I'm talking specifically about the dynamic and automatic switch between notched and free wheeling. It does this so perfectly (with minor adjustments for finger strength/style) that if you ever use another mouse you'll immediately notice that it's missing. Otherwise, battery lasts a long time, multi-pairing is nice, and it's comfortable. If they made the vertical mouse with this wheel, I'd buy it in a second.

The title says it all. I love this mouse. The wheel is amazing, it fits well in my hand (I have larger hands so that can be tough to find), and the ability to be able to be able to switch between different computers is awesome. Also, I use it for work during the day and gaming at night and the battery hasn’t needed to be recharged yet! I should note that I’m not a “gamer” so I don’t know if I’d recommend it for a gamer (not saying no, I just don’t know if it’s good for that purpose). Great mouse 10/10 would recommend.

I needed a mouse I could use across three devices: a gaming PC, a personal laptop and a work laptop. Since my PC motherboard has Bluetooth, I tried to use that instead of Logitech's dongle, but the cursor's movements on the screen were very choppy. I don't know if that's because of the mouse or my motherboard's Bluetooth interface or the distance between the two devices, but the problem went away by using the provided dongle. I'm using BT to connect the mouse to both laptops and that works great. The mouse has a button underneath it to switch between up to three devices, so I just press the button when I'm going to use another device. I'll mention I'm an IT professional so setting it up was easy, but it may not be as straightforward for everyone. Note I do NOT use the mouse's "Flow" feature that enables using it across multiple devices simultaneously. Can't say how well that works. Nonetheless I'm happy to say I've had none of the issues reported by some people, with the mouse losing its connection to paired devices and being unable to reconnect. (You'll find those complaints if you look at Amazon reviews or Reddit.) One of the selling points of this mouse is this supposedly revolutionary electromagnetic scroll wheel. Like in some other mice, there's a button to switch between free scrolling and the usual "ratchet" feeling of most wheels. I'm not a fan of the free spinning mode, it is handy for scrolling over long distances, but it's not accurate over short distances. The ratchet mode is fine but sometimes makes an annoying click sound if you scroll too fast in one direction or another. Perhaps that's on me and I need to get used to switching between free spin and ratchet depending on how far I need to scroll. The lateral scroll wheel is very handy in a number of scenarios. Anyway overall the mouse works well and it feels good (I have big hands with thin, long fingers). I think it's a bit pricy but that's because of some of its advanced features that I'm not using. Note I mentioned using this mouse on a gaming PC; this is not an ideal mouse for gaming. It'll work, but it's not made for that. I only use this mouse for navigating Windows/macOS and own a separate mouse for gaming.

Accurate mousing, I love the Logi Options+ software, and seems to hold a good charge. I use this about 10 to 12 hrs plus a day

Love this mouse, my favorite for sure. Love the multi connectivity and easy configuration. Very customizable. Doesnt work very well between PC and MAC for some reason. USB-C charging is alwasys appreciated. Scroll wheel can be changed with button beneath the wheel, wouldve preferred it to be a DPI button and I think is the only button you cant remap. It is a heavy mouse as you can imagine but great for productivity. Used for gaming a little but like I said, its a bit heavy lol.

This is a must buy mouse. Whether it’s for personal use, school, or work it will increase your productivity and efficiency. I like how the USB-C is placed directly on the front so you can use it while your mouse is charging. The software to change the mouse settings is awesome because it gives you lots of customization options to adjust to your specific needs. I also like how it saves settings to use it for 3 computers. It works great on Mac as well.

It is very fast and comfortable to use. Everyone in my family fights over this one.

An excellent mouse with a premium feel. It's sturdy, durable, and extremely comfortable in my hand. I'm very impressed by the cursor accuracy and the smoothness of the scroll wheels. I also love that I'm able to pair it with an iPad and two separate Windows machines using the profiles feature, swapping between the devices seamlessly with the press of a button. Super useful, and I can see myself using this mouse for years.

My new Favorite Mouse for Work and Casual Gaming, the scroll wheel on this will spoil you

It's perfect for both work and gaming. The battery lasts weeks before I need to charge it again.

using it now to write this. Had it for a few years now and was reviewing my fridge when asked to review this. I usually get a standard mouse with my work computer, so I just used that, but one company gave me a stipend for office supplies so I bought a mechanical keyboard and this higher-end mouse. Totally worth it. The functionality and extra features are worth it, esp the horizontal scrolling and ergonomic design. can't recommend more.

For years I have use a smaller mouse because it fits very well in the palm of my hand. The older I became carpal tunnel set in and the smaller mouse didn't work for me anymore. I needed one that was more ergonomic. I do a lot of graphics and embroidery design on the computer which can sometimes take hours. So I did my research through many websites and reviews plus watching Youtube on a good computer mouse. Everyone has their own opinion but after watching for several hours, there was one that stood out above the rest on several Youtube channels and on website reviews. The one that stands out the most was the Logitech-MX Master 3 Wireless Laser mouse. I thought about it for several hours because paying $99.99 is a lot for a computer mouse. It does more frills than I need but maybe some did I will use them. I mainly wanted it for the ergonomic design. So I went ahead and made the plunge. When it was delivered I connected it to my computer. The software is easy to put on the computer. The computer mouse was ready to use in a couple of minutes. I've used it for a couple of days now and so glad I made this purchase. My hand has not bothered me since I started using this mouse. I really like the feel of it and there is not cheap feel at all. I will take a few days to learn what all the buttons are for and how to use them. I use Mac and Windows so to find a computer mouse that will allow me to transfer files from one computer to another is amazing. This mouse can be connected to 3 computers at at time. I really like the fact that I can use this mouse on both computers which is a money saver. I'm very happy with the purchase and would recommend it to anyone.

Very comfortable mouse. Probably overkill for what I need for working from home in a normal office job (I'm still figuring out how to productively use all the buttons), but I wanted a mouse that was rechargeable and would work with both a PC and a Mac. It has been working great so far. Easy to pair with multiple devices. Can charge while in use. It's a bit expensive, but I've had to replace several cheap mice over the years, and hopefully this will last much longer.

Comfortable. Long battery life. Extra controls and customizable. A little more expensive, but well worth the price!

The ergonomics of the mouse are good, equally matched but it’s sleek appearance. Functionality is very smooth, steady and precise. I used this mouse for work 5 days per week and for 8-12 hours per day and the battery just seems to never need to be charged. Very long lasting! Set up is also super easy. I do wish the price point was just a bit lower. At the time I just seemed silly to pay over $100 for a mouse. Kind of worth it now though. But could still be less expensive.

Excellent build quality. Love the recharge feature. Perfect fit for the hand, love the 3 separate device connections.

As of August 2020, I had been using the MX Master 2 on my music production computer (the extra buttons come in handy for audio/video programs). I've very much enjoyed it, and from time to time only had minor hiccups of lag. So recently I had severe lag and thought maybe it was going bad and decided on the MX Master 3. I researched the MXM 3 a lot before purchase, so I knew what I was getting in to and I'm not disappointed. One of the things that drew me in was the side scrolling wheel being more accessible for my thumb, and the texture being more tactile because of the change to metal (same goes for the center scroll wheel). The center scroll wheel is dead-silent, regardless of what mode it spins in. I don't know what it's called but the side push down button you depress with your thumb/palm seems a little more sensitive than on the MX 2, but it's not that bad really. I'm only 5' 6", but still have rather large hands, so I do get a little worn out with this mouse compared to the MX 2, because it is a tad slimmer. I feel like my palm and wrist are doing more work to control the mouse than before, but it's not really that big of a deal, and in fact might be a bonus to someone with smaller hands. As it turns out, the technical problems that caused me to buy the MX 3 where resolved and I don't even need it, however, I've really enjoyed it and consider it an upgrade. So, I'm going to relegate the MX 2 to my daily browsing machine, and continue to use the MX 3 for my music production computer. I would definitely recommend this. If you just need a simple mouse for regular activity, there are loads that are cheaper, but if you like working with shortcuts, especially in a production sense, I would highly recommend the MX 3 to enhance your workflow. The center scrolling wheel is the best around!

The best productivity mouse in the world period. You are going to be surfing large excel files with such ease that your will wonder how you even lived without this mouse in your life before. It is precise, sturdy and very comfortable to hold for hours. Take some time to learn how to take advantage of all its buttons and you will move way faster without moving it as much. I found it really useful for photoshop and light room.