Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great product but need some time to get used to. Easy switching between devices.

Well. One thing does not make sense, why did the 3s increase in a price from 99$-120$ 2nd this isnt needed, but its nice now that the normal 3s is overpriced, for 80$ this is probably the best you can do,

Ergo. design, yet compact. Great college student item....from art to engineering

I was using an old Logitech 520. This is far superior and more functions.

I LIKE THE WAY IT FEELS WHEM USED. Great value for money

Perfect condition and nice mouse. Bestbuy always the best place to purchase electronics devices.

Very fast. The design is wonderful and super comfortable in my hand.

I love the comfort of my Logitech Mouse, it fits my hand perfectly.

Great design, love the universal compatibility. Overall, reccomended.

One of the best mouse i have used with a side scroll wheel.

I like the thumb rest, significantly reduces fatigue

Amazing Mouse, Best thing is Hyper scroll, I love it.

Great quality mouse, super easy setup, highly recommended

Well-made, great compatibility across windows and macOS

works very nice easy to install wish had a wire to hook up the computer as back up

Very comfortable on the hands and easy to maneveur and the set up was easy. Well worth the investment.

This mouse is great. Can scroll very quick. Only problem i have is that the third thumb button only works if you download the app on your computer which doesn't work on my work computer as i cant download third part apps. Also the battery life is not the best but it is rechargeable.

I bought an original MX Master probably a decade ago, and have enjoyed using it that entire time. This MX Master 3S provides a meaningful update to the original while keeping the same great ergonomics and ease of use. The change to Bluetooth from the unifying adapter is a nice touch, I find that it's less susceptible to interference than the dongle connection is, not that was really ever much of an issue anyway but it's not even a thing here. What I immediately noticed was the silent clicks and scroll wheel. The clicks took some getting used to, they have a similar click feel but at the same time it's damped and muted as if something was stuck in there. However once you get used to it there's no going back to a normal mouse, the silence is a welcome change. The silent scroll wheel is something I didn't ever consider needing, but now that I have it, I can't go back. The clutched or switched "flick scroll" on the vertical wheel was as it turns out ridiculously loud. I had just gotten used to the volume, but now using this, again I can't ever go back. The click when it switches between notched scrolling and smooth scrolling is whisper quiet, and the notches themselves barely make a sound. The original MX Master in comparison is obnoxiously loud, I don't know how my coworkers never complained about the sounds. Lastly is the ability for the 3S to use Logitech's Logi Options + for customization. It has the ability to switch button functions on the fly based on which program you're focused on. In Chrome? The back and forward buttons use the traditional browser interaction of forward and back. In a Teams call? Now they turn on and off your microphone or video. Excel? I personally customized them to copy and paste. Now even the thumb pad button can take advantage of gestures. Click and hold, then drag the mouse in a direction for any shortcut you want. If you need a new ergonomic mouse to use in an office setting, this is the one. It has just enough customization options to get it close to a gaming mouse with it's 20 extra buttons but here with the MX 3S, it's a nice sleek profile without lights or loud clicks.

Setup: When turned on for the first time, the mouse goes directly into Bluetooth pairing mode for device #1. It can be paired with up to three devices using a button on the underside of the mouse. There is no need for a USB receiver so no extra port is required. Battery life is excellent. I have used the one at work for 8 to 10 hours per day for three to four weeks on a single charge. The mouse can be used while charging and having the USB-C charging port on the front keeps the cord out of the way. A small light next to the thumb rest flashes red when the battery is low, flashes green when charging, and turns solid green when charging is complete. The green light also comes on momentarily when first moving the mouse after a period of inactivity. Note: The MX Master does not become a wired USB mouse when charging from a computer. Ergonomically designed for a large right hand, I can use it for hours without fatigue. Back and forward buttons are perfectly placed so that they are easy to access but difficult to hit accidentally. There is a discrete button at the bottom of the thumb rest that brings up all of the windows open on the computer. All of the buttons can be customized in the Logi Options+ app. In addition to the expected vertical scroll wheels, there is a horizontal scroll wheel above the back/forward buttons. The vertical scroll wheel has two modes, one smooth and one with a distinct ratcheted feel. In either mode, the vertical scroll wheel is both precise and amazingly fast depending on the speed of rotation. With a quick flick in either direction, it will keep spinning for a few seconds. In order to avoid unwanted scrolling, I have quickly learned to stop the wheel before moving from one window to another. Tracking is lag-free and accurate on a variety of surfaces including wood, paper, glass, and, of course, a mouse pad. It even worked well on a knee (my makeshift surface when space is limited [I hate touchpads]).

Good overall, scroll wheel takes getting used to but can’t complain.