Customer Ratings & Reviews

I've been using the Logitech MX Master 3 for over a weeks, and it has completely changed my workflow. The ergonomic design is excellent, especially for long hours at the desk. It fits comfortably in my hand and reduces wrist strain. The scroll wheel is smooth and adaptive, and the customizable buttons are a huge plus for productivity tasks. The wireless connectivity is stable

I’ve been using this mouse with my Macbook for the last month and it’s been amazing! All of the different buttons and features are great for productivity. Was a bit confusing to get connected at first but other than that I love it.

The Logitech MX 3s is a great mouse for design. Button customization for different apps really comes in handy! My favorite part is the smart-shift scroll wheel.

Very smooth, design is perfect fit for hand. High quality buttons and scroll wheels. Well worth the money.

Really nice and it connects well with my MacBook Pro. Feels good in the hand and with all the programable buttons you can get a lot of use out of it!

fantastic mouse, love that it doesn't need a dongle, I use it for my work laptop when I am in other offices, LOVE the fast scrolling wheel!

Good product, I have been using the MX master 2s, but now it is time to update

Worked as intended with my IPad. Happy overall for the price

A great mouse for gaming and fits my hand really well.

Excellent mouse. Great sensitivity, crisp and fast for scrolling large documents.

____ *Pros: -Super quiet operation. -Awesome feedback from buttons and scroll wheels. -The Gesture button is a cool and welcome addition. -Highly customizable via the Logi Options+ app. -Long battery life. -Ergonomic win. Super comfortable. -Can remember and connect up to 3 devices. ____ *Cons: -None I’ve been a long-time fan of Logitech mice and keyboards, and the company has engineered and refined another excellent mouse in the MX Master 3S Bluetooth Performance. Not only does it look cool, but the mouse also feels so snug and comfortable the moment you drop your hand on top of it. The area where the thumb rests on is especially soft, and the main body of the mouse below the left and right-click buttons are also coated with a soft and grippy coating for a secure in-hand feel. All the buttons are within natural and easy reach, and the buttons operate quietly and precisely with just the right amount of feedback and feel. Both the vertical and horizontal scroll wheels turn smoothly and precisely, and neither of them feel sloppy nor abrupt – both give off a very satisfactory and precise wheel. With seven buttons that can be pressed on plus the horizontal scroll wheel, there are many customization possibilities via the Logi Options+ app. Within the app, you can view the battery level, check for and update the firmware, back up device settings to the Cloud, fine-tune point and scroll speeds, and create custom button actions for numerous applications. The Gesture button is a new button for me, and I already love using it. Four custom Gesture actions are possible, and I’ve set one Gesture to launch the This PC folder in Windows 11, another to refresh a webpage, one to launch the Actions Ring, and the last one to perform a series of keyboard events like a macro. Button customizations can be applied per app as well, and for the Chrome browser app, for instance, I left the default button actions alone except for the wheel button. I changed it so that when I press down on the wheel button, a keyboard shortcut action for CTRL+W takes place, which is the action for closing the active tab. And under the Global Settings tab, I set the press of the wheel button to perform a series of keyboard strokes that select the entire line of text then perform a copy text action. The number of customization options is staggering yet the Options+ makes it easy to search for and experiment around with different combinations without making the user feel lost or overwhelmed. All of these amazing features and comfort would feel wasted if the mouse tracked poorly or the battery life was horrible, but fortunately, the MX Master 3S performs well in both categories – the tracking is accurate and consistent, and the battery life is long and robust. The mouse can be quickly recharged via a USB-C port located at the front of the mouse, so even if you have to plug a charging cable into it, you can still continue to use the mouse uninterrupted. Another much appreciated quality of life improvement feature is the ability of the MX Master 3S to remember its connection up to 3 different devices. I’m currently taking advantage of this feature by using Slot 1 for my primary laptop at home and using Slot 2 for my work laptop. By not having to go through the pairing process over and over again every time I jump from one PC to another, much time is saved. After about a week’s use, the MX Master 3S is the default mouse I reach for. My previous favorite mouse was the Logitech MX Anywhere 3, but the Master 3S has it completely beat thanks to its extra buttons (Gesture, horizontal scroll), softer and more ergonomic feel, and more customization options. The Master 3S is definitely worth the coin and an excellent buy. 5 Stars.

The Logitech MX3S mouse is easy to write about, I have been using the MX Master 3 for over 2 years now, it is my favorite mouse to use! Here are the features that I love about the MX Master 3S. • Ergonomic grip, fits my medium sized hands very comfortably. I use this mouse all day without any issues. • You can connect this to 3 devices, I have it connected to 2 laptops and a desktop. It’s super easy to connect. • The battery is rechargeable via the USB-C port on the front of the mouse. • Connects to your device via Bluetooth, no USB dongle needed! It’s a pleasure to use. I use it for everything I do, internet browsing, productivity. I love the scroll wheel, it feels nice, has a slight “click” and feels very smooth. You can scroll slow or very fast with this scroll wheel. The side scroll wheel is great also, you can use it to move side to side on spreadsheets or web pages, I haven’t gotten into a habit of using it too much. There are 2 buttons on the side above your thumb that are convenient, it serves as a back and forward button on a browser. For my usage, the improvements of the MX Master 3S are minor. The improvements are: • Soft clicking of buttons, I didn’t think the MX3 • 8K DPI any-surface tracking, works even on glass • Scroll 1.000 lines per second • Longer battery life (lasts 70 days) – Note, USB-C cable is NOT included With these improvements, Logitech took an already great mouse and made it even better. This is a solid and well built mouse. Of all the other mice I have in my draw, including other Logitechs, this is the one I use all day because it’s just so comfortable to use and works great!

Anyone using a mouse has likely come across the Logitech brand. They have long established themselves as a leader in peripherals. The MX Master 3S is no different. It excels in its design and comfort. Not only is the mouse easy to use, but it also has incredible battery life and great software to compliment the excellent hardware. - Setup Pairing this with my computer was very easy. Especially as an addition to my other Logitech accessories. It immediately showed up in the Options+ software and was ready for me to use within seconds. - Software Some of the software features are, I think, often overlooked. For instance, having special button configurations based on whichever software you're currently using. Like having the side-scroll wheel being used to navigate my timeline in video editing software. Then, cycling tabs in my web browser. Having the option to easily configure these per app is extremely useful. - Hardware This is where the 3S really shines. It is extremely comfortable to use. Even for long work days. It has excellent battery life, and even if you do run low on battery, you can get a couple hours' worth of charge in about a minute. It's incredibly good. The response from the mouse is also excellent. Working on any surface I have tried, from glass to my larger desk mat. It is also very quiet on clicks. I can barely hear it myself, and I'm sure my coworkers can't hear it at all. Overall, this is an easy mouse to recommend. Pros: Comfortable, easy setup, excellent battery life and fast charging, great software Cons: Might be a bit pricey for some use cases

Logitech's MX Master Mouse is just what I need for a simple but multi-function system in my workspace. The package includes the mouse and paperwork. The mouse comes with a manufacturer's 1-year warranty. PROS: ----------- * Connects via Bluetooth (BT) quickly and easily. * The user should download the Logi Options+ program to get the full ability to personalize how you want your to operate. This is the first mouse I have used that had the side wheel which is great for scrolling things left/right when they don't fit on the screen horizontally. I didn't like the direction I had spin the wheel to move the screen, so Logi Options+ allows this to be inverted. You can make each button on the mouse perform nearly any function you'd like. They also have pre-determined functions depending on the program you are using (Excel vs AutoCAD, for example, perform differently). * Has the ability to BT to 3 different devices. The mouse has a button on the bottom that can be used to switch between devices. * Has the ability to be turned off in order to save battery power. * I only use on Windows 11, but this keyboard can work on multiple OS's: Windows, macOS, most Linux4 devices, iOS, and Android. * Has a great rubbery feel that keeps the mouse in place in your palm. * The mouse fits very comfortably in my right hand even though I have used mice that can be used in either hand. * Movement is pretty precise with Logi Options+ helping me get the most out of my movements. * There is barely any noise when pressing the mouse buttons. You can feel it, but barely hear it. The same applies with the main wheel. * Logitech claims this mouse is outfitted with the most accurate sensor ever. Movement between my 3 side-by-side-by-side monitors is made pretty easy with this mouse. * This mouse tracks well on practically any surface, so you may not need that mouse pad anymore. * The "freewheel" mouse function is pretty cool. You can spin the vertical wheel in either direction (up or down), and it will allow you to scroll at insane speeds until you stop the wheel (or until it stops on its own). Logitech calls it the "magspeed scrollwheel." I use this quite frequently for extremely long and vertical Excel files. CONS: ----------- * No USB-C charging cable provided. OTHER OBSERVATIONS: ----------- * When charging, there is a green LED on the mouse that has a breathing light sequence to indicate it is charging. When complete, the breathing sequence will stop. * Logitech claims up to 70 days on a full charge & 3 hours from a 1-minute charge; however, that may depend on the charge amount you're getting (ie. 1A vs 2A) * In addition to the buttons you can see, there is also a thumb button which I discovered in the Logi Options+ program which can show all applications and what screen they are located on. This was pretty cool to watch and is quite different from the basic ALT-TAB key sequence you can use to see all open windows. With this mouse function, it shows the same thing but on all 3 windows but only shows the programs active on those windows. That's a pretty neat feature. * Compatible with Logi Bolt USB unifying receiver, but the dongle is not included in this package. CONCLUSION: ===================== Overall, this mouse is quite unique and really expands what you can do with buttons all placed in perfect locations. The Logi Options+ app is easy to use and offers a number of combinations you can do to make the mouse do exactly what you want. If you want versatility, this mouse provides that. If not used to an odd-shaped mouse, it may take some getting used to, but so far, the experience has been positive. Great job, Logitech!

Highlights: * Same great mouse but connects via BTLE by default. * Long battery life - up to 70 days on a full charge. * Comfortable to hold and reach all buttons. * Tons of buttons and app-specific customizations. * Quiet clicks. * Recharges via USB-C (cable and charger not included). * 1 minute charge for 3 hours of use if battery dies. * Convenient Mac/Windows app for setup. * Compatible with Mac, iOS/iPadOS, Windows, Android, ChromeOS and Linux. * Can pair and quickly switch between 3 connections. Room for Improvement: * Quieter buttons are not as “clicky”. * Setup instructions are a black sticker on the underside. Setup: Setup couldn’t be easier… once you flip the mouse over and find the quick setup sticker. I’m way too accustomed to having printed Quick Start Guides or User’s Manuals in the box. This mouse simplified things so much that all you need to know is on a sticker that covers the bottom of the mouse. Once you flip the mouse over and see the sticker, the rest is a breeze. As with most rechargeable things, you should probably charge the mouse fully before setting it up. No USB-C cable or adapter are provided, but nearly any will work. Plug it in and the LED by the side scroll wheel starts throbbing. When the light is out, the mouse is done charging. Slide the physical switch on the bottom to On and the mouse is automatically in pairing mode for device 1 of 3. Pair the mouse to your operating system of choice using the normal Bluetooth pairing methods. This mouse natively expects a Bluetooth Low Energy (BTLE) connection and supports but doesn’t include the Logitech Bolt receiver. As long as your device has BTLE, it should work. This includes most Mac, Windows, iOS, iPadOS, ChromeOS, Android and Linux devices among others. If one of your devices runs Windows or Mac, you can install the Logi Options+ app to set up a ton of customizations for every button on the mouse, enable the ability to virtually share your mouse between multiple computers running the Options+ app by dragging the cursor between them, and even set up app-specific button settings. The majority of mouse functions work without any app-based customizations, but the app is really helpful. This mouse can be paired to up to 3 different devices. With the exception of Logi Flow (a feature you set up in the Options+ app on Mac or Windows), the mouse connects to one of the 3 devices at a time. There’s a button on the bottom of the mouse to choose the device connection by number you want to use or set up. Pairing to or connecting to a different device is as simple as tapping that button to select that numbered device first and then doing your normal mouse things with that other device. Usage: This mouse is an update to the MX Master 3 in that it has quieter “clicks” so the mouse isn’t as noisy for yourself or others nearby. The “Bluetooth Edition” part of this mouse means that instead of coming with the Logi Bolt USB receiver but also working with Bluetooth, it expects Bluetooth and the Bolt USB receiver is optional (not included). Otherwise, this mouse is just as comfortable and configurable as the prior generation (the MX Master 3). I have relatively small hands but have no trouble comfortably reaching all of the buttons. Keep in mind that this is not an ambidextrous mouse - righties only. I haven’t been using it long, but the battery level meter shown in MacOS as well as in the Logi Options+ app indicates it still has a full charge. If it ever does drain without warning and you still need to work, a quick 1 minute charge gets you 3 hours of mousing. You can also plug it in to USB-C to use it like a corded mouse if necessary while it charges. Charge it during a quick coffee break or over lunch and you probably will be good for months of use. The Options+ app is nicely designed and has the ability to represent and configure multiple Logitech peripherals. Each button can be set up for general use and app-specific settings let you remap buttons or even scroll speeds for your favorite apps. The two scroll wheels are nicely weighted, metal and knurled for easy turning. The main scroll wheel even has a magnetic clutch to switch between ratcheted and free-spinning at your command or automatically depending on how far you’re scrolling. While I appreciate the new quieter clicks, that also makes the buttons a little less affirmatively clicked. This is something I’ll get used to. They still work as expected- just will less noise and click. I expected a quick setup guide but the sticker on the bottom did the job once I found it. Absolutely no other complaints. This is a fantastically comfortable, configurable and capable mouse for up to 3 devices. It lasts forever on a charge and an a quick 1 minute sip of power will get you going in a pinch. If a mouse is your pointing device of choice, you can’t go wrong with this one!

I have had a few Logitech mouses and they all have performed flawlessly. This one is no different and easy to setup. I first connected it to my iPad Air, it worked totally fine but not all the buttons worked. You need to have the Logitech program to fully setup the mouse. I then connected it to my windows 11 laptop and downloaded the Logitech program. This program allowed me to fully setup the buttons and preferences for this mouse. You can also customize the mouse to have different functions when using different windows programs like, word, excel, etc. So when you’re flipping through these programs the mouse buttons will automatically change to your preferences. I really like this feature as I like having different setups for working in excel versus using a web browser. Another cool feature is you can have this mouse connected to two computers at the same time. When you move the mouse to one edge of a computer monitor it will jump to the other computer, no need to push the button on the bottom of the mouse to change. You can also copy a file from one computer and past it to your other computer which is really nice and helpful. The feel of this mouse is soft and very comfortable to use. I like the ergonomic setup of it and the buttons are easy to use. The scroll wheel has two modes, if you slowly scroll it gives you a click feeling, if you start to scroll really fast the click turns off and it rolls really quickly. You can also disable the click all together, but I like the click feel. The side scroll I thought would get in the way and cause random side scrolling issues due to its placement, however it has not been an issue at all. Overall, I really like this mouse and it’s a pleasure to use on a day to day basis. The built in battery should last a year which is great, but is also easy to charge with the built in usb port.

I absolutely love this mouse. It's ergonomic and has lots of useful features. I love that it has both vertical and horizontal scrolls wheels. I also love that it can pair with multiple Bluetooth devices. The "button" in the thumbgrip is also quite useful (although the gestures are a little finicky). The gestures necessitate pressing down on the thumbgrip and moving the mouse forward or side to side to trigger different actions. I found that it didn't always correctly register my movements though. Simply pressing down on the thumbgrip (without using any additional movements to trigger gestures) worked fine though. I do a lot of casual graphic design projects, and this mouse is absolutely great for my workflow. I am extremely pleased with it. I do wish that this mouse came with a unifying receiver in addition to Bluetooth. I tried pairing this via Bluetooth with my older Mac, but it wasn't recognized at startup. It wasn't until I logged into my Mac that the mouse started working. Apparently this has something to do with the way Macs load third-party Bluetooth drivers at startup. A unifying receiver would have gotten around this issue. I had no issues pairing and using this mouse via Bluetooth on my Windows machines. So far, battery life seems to be awesome. I charged this mouse once overnight, and I've been using it on a daily basis for more than a week, and it's still going strong. I love this mouse.

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.