Customer Ratings & Reviews

Wireless mouse with a comfortable, right-hand ergonomic shape. Ultra-fast scrolling is the standout—great for long documents and spreadsheets. Quiet clicks make it easier to use in shared offices, meetings, or late-night work. Bluetooth connectivity keeps desk setup simple and works well across modern devices. The grip and button layout feel tailored for all-day use, not quick gaming sessions. Custom buttons can streamline common tasks once you set them up to your workflow. Tracking is reliable on most desk surfaces, though glass can be hit-or-miss. It’s heavier than basic mice, which many people like for control but not everyone will. The price is higher, but the build and day-to-day usability can justify it for frequent users. Best for knowledge work and multitasking; less compelling if you only need a basic mouse.

The MX Master 3S is a very comfortable general purpose mouse with up to five actions per button, roller for your thumb, and powerful configuration software. Design This may be the most comfortable mouse I ever used. My hand just fits in it perfectly. I like the size as well as the design and the way my hand fits in it. It's not a light weight mouse but I think it feels very comfortable to use. The buttons are very quiet when pressed but you can feel that they've been pressed. I like the feel of all the buttons. The mouse wheel gently clicks from one position to the next. If you flick it it spins frictionlessly, which is cool, so it changes modes automatically. Press the small button just below, closer to you, and it changes the mode from the light clicking to frictionless. For the thumb, it has forward and back buttons, but above that is a configurable roller for your thumb and below your thumb is a button you press with the side of your thumb, by pressing down to towards the desktop. The roller has a very different feel than the wheel. No clicking as you roll but you won't move it by accident, it's also not hard to turn, but I think well calibrated. The bottom has three lights, 1, 2, and 3, for each computer it's connected to. There's a button to toggle between the three, or hold it done to activate pairing mode for that connection. I love being able to have it paired with up to three computers at a time and switch between them so easily. This is Bluetooth only, as far as what's included, no USB transceiver is included. But it is compatible with the Logitech Unifying transceivers and Bolt transceivers (Both symbols are on the bottom of this mouse, I didn't test them though. I would expect Bolt to work but would think Unifying may be too old.). You need to provide a USB C cable to charge it since it does not come with one. Features - 8,000 dpi darkfield sensor, can work on glass - Light click scrolling or frictionless scrolling, auto or manual switching - Roller for your thumb - Extra button below your thumb, by default it can be used to easily switch tabs in Chrome or Edge, for instance. - Very configurable via Logi Options+ Windows application - Clicking is very quite but easy to feel Logi Options+ You will want to install this to get the most of out of the mouse there are many configuration options. For instance, you can disable the auto frictionless scrolling if you want - remember, there's a manual button for that. You can also set how hard you need to flick to activate the frictionless scrolling. Then again, if you like the auto frictionless scrolling you can change what the manual scroll shift button so it does something else. I mapped the roller to pan in my audio editing application - which is very cool. You can also map the button under your thumb to anything you want. The default brings up the Windows Task View. If you press it and move the mouse up, it opens the Start menu. If you move the mouse left, right, or down it does one of three other actions. I mapped the main action (no movement) to "Delete" when I use my Audio editor. It switches mapping automatically when I change to the application and that mapping saves me time. There are tons of actions you can apply and with Gestures (as described above), it's like you have many more buttons, up to five (for directions of movement plus no movement) actions per button. It's not a gaming mouse so the sensor tops out at 8k and there's no control for how many reports per second, but for most people, most of the time, none of that matters. Right now I'm using it at 92% (3200 DPI) and it's perfect. I can now use the mouse wheel to zoom in our out and the thumb roller on the side to scroll forward or backward in the file I'm editing. You can also use Options+ to configure Flow. Flow let's you pair a mouse and keyboard to two computers at one time. Both devices need to be Logitech and support Flow. Then you can move the mouse from the screen of one device to the screen of another device, like it's a second monitor, but it actually is changing computers and moves the keyboard to that computer too. You can transfer profiles from one computer to another by exporting them on one computer and importing them on the other. When adjusting the DPI (Pointer Speed), it shows a % until you're over 50% or 4000 DPI. Then you switch it to 8K mode to go higher. This will also show lower DPI settings, which may be helpful to see. You may want to turn off the 8K mode if you're at 4000 DPI or less, once you get the setting you like, as I think that saves power. Battery Life The battery life seems excellent! I've used it around 24 hours through the last week and it's still at 90% from it's first full charge. The box says you can use it for three hours after 1 minute of charging and a full charge will last up to 70 days. Summary The fit and feel the mouse, buttons, wheel, and roller is great, but the configurability of all those buttons and the extra roller really add value. If you're looking for a great mouse for getting work done and using it day in and day out, with it feeling comfortable, I think this is a mouse you should try!

It's really nice, however, the progammable buttons have ro be reprogammed over and over. I have different application (Photoshop, Illustrator, etc. With different profiles through the Logi+ app, however, it gets confused and resets itself. Frustrating first world problem, I know, but this mouse isn't cheap.

## Bluetooth Edition This particular variant of the popular Logi MX Master 3S mouse is the "Bluetooth edition". This simply means that no Logi Bolt dongle is included in the box (and, for some reason, no USB-C charging cable, either). Most laptops and tablets can support a Bluetooth mouse, so this is likely a non-issue for most people. Besides, with many laptops transitioning to only USB-C ports, it looks kind of silly to have a USB-C to USB-A adapter *and* Logi Bolt receiver hanging off the side of your sleek laptop. Like the "regular" edition, there is a button on the bottom of the mouse that lets you alternate between 3 different Bluetooth pairings. For example, you can pair this laptop with your PC, your Mac, and your iPad without needing to unpair and re-pair when you switch devices. Simple tap the button on the bottom and an LED light cycles through 1, 2, and 3 to indicate which pairing is currently active. ## Design The MS Master 3S mouse is one of the most comfortable mice I've used and I've been a fan of this model for years. My hand doesn't fatigue as easily as it does with typical mice and it can stay comfortable through the work day. My whole hand rests comfortably on the mouse and the buttons are easy to reach without any weird hand contortions. However, it's important to note that this mouse is designed for right-handed individuals only. The two main buttons click comfortably and quietly, and the scroll wheel and be set to either freely spin for rapid scrolling, or use a traditional line-by-line "notched" scroll effect. There is also a horizontal scroll wheel near your thumb, as well as a "back" and "forward" buttons which works like clicking the "back" and "forward" buttons in your browser. I've found that the mouse moves accurately on basically any surface. It even works great on my couch cushion! ## Settings Logitech's Options+ software allows you to customize the buttons and settings, but the mouse can be used without needing to install anything. However, with the software, you can remap buttons to launch apps, change the configuration based on the application you're using, and use Logitech's Flow feature that allows you to move your mouse across multiple computers. ## Battery Life The mouse can last up to 70 days on a single charge and is easily recharged with a standard USB-C cable. Unlike Apple's Magic Mouse, it can be charged and used at the same time. ## Summary The Logi MX Master 3S Bluetooth Edition ditches the dongle but keeps everything that makes this mouse a productivity powerhouse. While it skips out on a USB-C charging cable (oddly enough), it supports easy switching between 3 paired devices. Ergonomics are great: even long workdays feel manageable thanks to its contour-hugging design. The scroll and click functions are quiet, smooth, and versatile, with a bonus horizontal wheel for added control.

Wow! This is an awesome mouse. I bought this on sale during Cyber Monday, and after only a few hours of use, I'm very impressed with the features that are available to users. Moving from a smaller, 7-year-old Logitech M720 wireless mouse, the MX Master 3S is larger, so it fits my hand better and is very comfortable over several consecutive hours of use. Scrolling speed is variable (I've set it as 1800 DPI), and I've programmed the scroll and push buttons through the Logi Options+ app. Your thumb has a place to rest so you're not dragging it across your mouse pad like with other mouses. I still have a lot to learn, like how to set it up for individual apps. Some reviewers have a concern about its weight, but I've found it moves more easily than my M720. I'm using it with my MacBook Air M3 and so far have had no Bluetooth connectivity problems. Plus, you can charge it while using it. The 3S seems to be well built, so

The Logitech MX Master 3S Bluetooth Edition has quickly become my go-to mouse thanks to its ergonomic design and refined performance. It fits comfortably in my hand, making long hours feel less taxing, whether I’m drafting emails or working through spread sheets. Its quiet click feature adds an unexpected luxury—perfect for shared spaces or taking notes while on a video call. The customizable buttons are a huge productivity boost, letting me tailor my setup to fit the way I work. I also love that it connects effortlessly to three separate devices, allowing me to toggle between machines without missing a beat. Another standout is the accurate tracking on any surface, powered by its 8K DPI precision sensor. Whether I’m working on wood, glass, or a standard desk pad, the response is consistently smooth. Battery life is no slouch either: it delivers up to 70 days on a full charge. And while the USB-C charging cable isn’t included, I appreciate the fast and modern charging standard. Final Verdict Yes, it’s a bit of a splurge—but with top-tier comfort, customizable functionality, whisper-quiet performance, and power that lasts for weeks, the MX Master 3S earns its place in any serious workspace. You won’t be disappointed. Logitech really knows how to make quality devices. When I look around my office, both at home and work, all I use now are Logitech keyboards, mice, and webcams.

The Logitech MX Master 3S Bluetooth Performance Wireless Mouse is exactly what you need if you're looking for a flagship mouse from Logitech. I already own two MX Master mice (the original version of the MX master series) and was very happy with them—but this new model is a significant upgrade in every way. The ergonomics, feel, and overall comfort have noticeably improved compared to the earlier versions. The battery life is impressive, and it charges via USB-C, which is great. While the mouse uses Bluetooth for connectivity, it’s also compatible with Logitech’s Bolt receiver (although this was not included in the box). I also noticed that the USB-C charging cable wasn't provided, which would’ve been a helpful addition—but that’s not a big issue since USB-C cables are quite common nowadays. Usage and Performance The scrolling experience is excellent, and the clicks are nearly silent—soft and gentle, making for a very pleasant user experience. The mouse glides smoothly and comes equipped with an 8K DPI sensor. Personally, I find 8K DPI unnecessary for most tasks, so I keep the sensitivity at around 50%, but it’s a great option for users working with ultra-high-resolution displays or large multi-monitor setups. The mouse includes all the standard buttons found in the MX Master series, and what’s great is that every button is fully customizable for each application using the Logi Options+ software. This makes the overall setup highly tailored and efficient. One of the standout features is Logitech Flow. If you have a compatible keyboard and use multiple computers—whether it's a combination of Mac and Windows or two of the same—you can control both systems using just this mouse and keyboard. You can even copy and paste files or content between them seamlessly. Just drag the cursor to the edge of one screen, and it transitions to the next computer. This feature is incredibly useful for people like me who switch frequently between a personal laptop and a work PC. The scroll speed is super smooth, and the build quality is excellent. It has a soft rubberized texture that feels premium and reduces hand fatigue during long use. Overall, this mouse is extremely comfortable and packed with all the features anyone could ask for. In short, this is one powerful, feature-rich mouse that delivers on all fronts. Highly recommended.

Honestly, my title says it all. I am an off-and-on user of Logitech products. Typically, good quality and useful, but for some things I may go with another brand for one reason or another. Not with this mouse. This has been my mouse of choice for as long as it has been released…and I moved from the prior iteration…and from the one before that. It just works for me. It is very comfortable to use, and it has a nice “heft” to it. Not heavy, and it may seem counterintuitive, but the weight and shape just feel good in the hand as well as to use. It glides easily pretty much on any surface, and all the buttons are well-placed, responsive, and quiet. Very quiet. Further, all the buttons are well thought out. The inclusion of their scroll wheel, thumb wheel, thumb button, front and back buttons, and center button give me a great level of control over things without having to nearly literally lift a finger. Of course, it all comes together via their Logi Options+ software package which really allows you to dig in, customize, and set things up to best suit your needs. I can’t stress enough to do this. Not only do use have macro control of the buttons, but you can set application specific uses as well. It really unlocks a lot of utility. As does the fact it works with most OS’s, can connect to up 3 devices, and work across multiple devices at the same time. This version of the mouse is Bluetooth only, which quite honestly should suit everyone. I have, to this point, seen zero difference between this and their USB version (this one is compatible with the Logi Bolt USB receiver however). Connectivity has been completely without issue, and battery life has been outstanding. Charging is so infrequent and quick it simply won’t be a concern. Additionally, you can always check the charge level in the software if need be. I guess the only possible dig here is they do not give you a USB-C charging cable. Personally, I am fine with it, as it is one less cable, and I am particular with the cables I use, but on some level, someone may need one. Just something to note. In the end, this is just a great mouse, and I think it should work for just about anyone and everyone. Again, full stop. For all you can do and get out of it, I really think the value is there.

Taking this mouse out of the box, the first thing I noticed was it was much larger than my previous mouse, so I was a bit worried about my small hands. However, it fits in my hand perfectly and comfortably. To get started it was easy to pair with my windows 11 PC and then install the Logi Options + software. With the software you can customize the buttons and the wheels along with check the battery power and see the list of computers you have programmed to each of the 3 options for the Easy-Switch. The last interesting feature of the software that I haven't been able to try is Logi Flow. This allows you to control multiple computers by moving the cursor to the edge of the screen to switch. You can then transfer files between the two computers with copy and paste! So, after seeing all these cool features it comes down to feel. As I mentioned, the design is perfect for my smaller sized hand and ergonomically perfect for me to use for long periods comfortably. Besides being comfortable it’s very quiet. So quiet, it’s now got me looking for Logitech keyboards to partner with it, so the keyboard is just as quiet as the mouse. The last feature I'll comment on is battery life. It’s chargeable with a USB-C connection and a charge lasts for hours of use. It also has a power button to conserve battery life while traveling. Overall, I couldn't be happier with this mouse and will look at the matching keyboard next!

I've used Logitech products for years, both at work and at home.  I find their products to be the best, hands down.  I've tried all kinds of other brands, mostly "gaming" input devices, and they always fall way short on performance and feel.   The Bluetooth edition of the MX Master 3S is no exception.  I currently use several different versions of the MX Master series on all my PCs.  This mouse is fantastic.  It has a really great feel to it.  For starters, it's quite weighty.  You don't get the impression that it's flimsy by any means.  The coating on it is very grippy and feels a bit rubbery.  This helps you keep a good solid grip on it, even if you've been gaming for a long time and your hand gets sweaty.  I really like the black color of this one, the others I own are dark gray.  The fact that it's a Bluetooth mouse means you'll be able to use it with pretty much any device you want (not only computers).  I was able to pair this one with my machine in about 10 seconds.  Actually, after I turned it on, Windows found it and put out a pop-up asking if I wanted to connect to it.  It can't possibly be any easier.  This mouse can be paired with up to three different devices, and the way you do that is to press the button on the bottom and choose either device 1, 2 or 3, and then put it in pairing mode.  After you've paired your devices, all you need to do is press the button to select any of the three devices to use it with.   Beside being one of the most comfortable mice you'll ever use, it has a lot of buttons you can assign to do pretty much whatever you want them to.  Aside from the Left, Roller Wheel and Right buttons, there are two buttons right below the thumb wheel, and another more subtle button on the lower part of the thumb rest.  One of my favorite features is the thumb wheel.  This is so nice to have, and once you use for the first time you'll wonder how you ever got along without it.  You can set it up for horizontal scrolling, zooming, volume, tab navigation or keyboard shortcuts.  For large spreadsheets, the scrolling assignment is invaluable.  The position and layout of each button are well placed and convenient to reach with your thumb.  The buttons are very quiet as well, almost silent in fact.  Anyone on a computer all day long will appreciate not having to listen to the click, click, click, click all day.   The weighted mouse wheel is the nicest I've ever used.  It's made out of metal which allows you to spin it easily, and it will keep spinning seemingly indefinitely.  Scrolling through long web pages or digital user manuals takes far less time and effort.  There's a button on top to select either freewheel or indent rolling.  The spin feature works best in freewheel, but is more controlled in indent mode.  As icing on the cake, this mouse is rechargeable with a USB-C connector.  No more running out of batteries at the worst possible moment.  There's also a status LED that will show you when you need to charge (before it's too late).  It will also let you know when it's fully charged.  Combining the MX Master 3S with the Logi Options + app lets you do things like see the battery charge percentage and assign buttons along with other settings.  In short, combining the mouse and the app will allow you to customize your mouse setup the way you would like to use it, whatever way that is.  Logitech products have never let me down, and I also have several of their wireless (and lighted) keyboards that I absolutely love as well.  I can't say enough about the setup and performance of their products!

I’ve used Logitech mice for a while now, but this is my first time with one from the MX Master lineup — and honestly, I get what all the fuss is about. The Easy-Switch feature is hands down my favorite part. I bounce between a Mac, a PC, and a Chromebook most days, and being able to switch between them with just a click on the button located on the underside of the mouse is super handy. Once you get used to that, it’s hard to go back. One thing I didn’t expect to like as much as I do is the scroll wheel. There’s this mode shift button that lets you switch between the traditional clicky scroll and a smooth free-spin — and I actually use both depending on what I’m doing. It’s one of those little touches that just makes the mouse feel smarter. I spend a lot of time in Excel and doing some video editing, so having the horizontal scroll was a big differentiator for me. Makes getting around big timelines or spreadsheets way less of a pain. I’m still messing around with the side buttons. Right now I’ve got them set to undo/redo, which works great, but I keep going back and forth on whether I should switch them to copy/paste. Either way, it’s nice being able to customize them to what you need. If I had one small nitpick, it’s the feel of the mouse. It’s lightweight, which is fine, but part of me wishes it had a bit more heft. It doesn’t feel cheap, but the coating or material doesn’t scream “high-end” either. It’s hard to explain — it works great, just doesn’t quite have that premium feel I expected for something in this range. Overall, I’m glad I picked it up. It’s been solid for everyday work, especially if you use more than one device. Once you get used to how seamless it all works, it’s tough to go back to anything else.

This mouse is awesome! Really smooth/comfortable operation, a pleasant scroll wheel and click and additional functionality that I haven't even utilized yet. Would definitely recommend.

Outside of an Apple touchpad, I use primarily Logitech for work and play and when the MX Master 3s 'bluetooth' edition came out, I couldn't resist. TL;DR for some basic info - details follow. Good: Price point Multi pairing Bluetooth USB-C Software / Customization Bad/Meh: Nothing. Really; nothing. I've used the MX mouse and keyboard line for years and even the smaller "Anywhere" models for portability. My last MX Master was the 2s and this just improves heavily on it. This seems to be a non-USB adapter model that focuses on bluetooth vs their Bolt adapter; from what I can tell, if you have a Bolt adapter, it will work - but for cost savings, it doesn't include the adapter here. I am able to use the multi-pairing to control another computer in my closet that doesn't have a mouse connected and I bet the third slot will be for my laptop. While this isn't new to these mice, not losing the ability to pair to multiple devices is a good decision. Coming from a daily MX Anywhere 3s, this was quite a clunky transition; I had to go from using the tips of my fingers to holding the mouse almost like a baseball. As a person that sits at a computer all day, uses 3 monitors and a laptop, I have a lot of real estate to cover. Here, it's the software that makes this mouse today; Logi Options+ allows (for me at least) to make this the perfect mouse for daily use, allowing me to use the buttons in ways that fit in with how I work. I scroll differently with my finger - it's tunable. The thumb scroller - again, different than default and there's an inverse for that too. For me using MacOS, the thumb rest has a button with allows me to show all of my open windows; it also allows me to hold it down and swipe the mouse to switch desktops. THAT right there, is amazing and a huge help for me; if I find myself in multiple desktops during a session, I will move to the Magic Touchpad but with this button mapping, after almost two weeks of use, the Apple touchpad has been shelved. As I was on the 2s in the past, it was microUSB, but with this 3s, it's USB-C, as is everything else on my desktop so there's no need for one-off cables. Once I got over the larger feel, it was like I haven't used any other mouse. A button for smooth scrolling vs click is a constant on these mice and definitely handy when the time is right.

This mouse is great it can keep up with all the work I do. I work on a computer for 8 hours a day and am constantly jumping from page to page. I feel as though I have full control of what I am doing. There are multiple buttons that can be configured for your own preference. I was going to get the 4 but decided to stick with the 3s. It's a good quality mouse that I am recommending to my company to provide for all of my colleagues. It's a solid mouse. Doesn't feel cheap at all. I have one in white and one in black.

Great overall mouse; I use it as a teacher and have charged it only once in the last month. Good connection, great design, and feel.

Very nice mouse—I use this (cheaper, "non-mac" version) mouse with my Mac and I have no problems. I switched from a Mac magic mouse and I can feel the difference in my hand and fingers. I like that you can program it to scroll to your preference and it keeps its charge way better than the Magic mouse. I do lots of graphic design and video editing and it does take a little getting used to, but I think it's worth it to take better care of my hand over long hours and for the long run. Note: It doesn't come with a cord charger so you just have to use your own USB C charger.

The MX Master series has consistently been one of the best if not the best mouse out there. Gamers might go a different direction but for the office...MX Master is the mouse. Like the previous versions, the programmability of this mouse makes you work more efficiently. Better yet, it allows you to program it for use with specific applications. The feature I notice the most with the 3S is the softer clicks. I didn't think I would be impressed by that but the feature is quite nice. The MX might be a bit pricier than other mice, but the build, customization and the ergonomics of this mouse make it a solid choice.

I find this Logitech MX Master 3S mouse extremely comfortable to use . My only dislike is that it is a little heavy compared to other models . Besides that I have no issues with connection to any of my computers. I am really happy with this purchase .

From the moment your palm settles into its sculpted curvature, the MX Master 3S feels less like a tool and more like an extension of intention. It’s a mouse that understands rhythm — when to be still, when to spring forward, and when to glide effortlessly. Battery Life That Becomes Background Noise In a world where we constantly worry about charging everything, the MX Master 3S quietly removes that anxiety. It’s rated for up to 70 days of use on a full charge, and that number feels completely believable. Even with daily use, you’ll find yourself charging it only a handful of times a year — and when you do, just one minute of charging gives you about three hours of runtime. The result is a mouse that simply works, every day, without ever demanding your attention. Wheels That Think Sideways (And Fast) The scroll wheels on this mouse are pure engineering art. The MagSpeed electromagnetic scroll wheel can zip through thousands of lines per second, then stop on a dime for precise, tactile scrolling. The side (thumb) wheel is a productivity powerhouse. Whether you’re panning through timelines, navigating wide spreadsheets, or flipping through creative layers, it delivers smooth, effortless horizontal control. Together, these dual wheels transform the mundane act of scrolling into something fluid and almost addictive. On Any Surface, Even Glass The MX Master 3S doesn’t care where you work — it just works. Its 8K DPI “track-anywhere” sensor glides effortlessly across wood, metal, and even glass surfaces with pinpoint accuracy. No cursor lag, no skipping — just smooth precision wherever inspiration strikes. Ergonomics, Buttons, and Flow Every curve and contour is intentional. The body fits naturally into your hand, promoting a relaxed grip that eliminates fatigue during long work sessions. The placement of the buttons feels intuitive, and each click is whisper-quiet yet confident. Add in Logitech Flow, and you can seamlessly move your cursor — and even files — between multiple computers as if they were one. It’s the kind of invisible magic that makes multitasking feel almost futuristic. Minor Quibbles If there’s any downside, it’s that the internal battery isn’t user-replaceable, and there’s no onboard storage for the USB receiver. But these are small trade-offs in an otherwise near-perfect design.

This mouse is great! I frequently use 2 different computers at the same time and this mouse easily transfers between the two without having to change any setting or switching programmed buttons.