Customer Ratings & Reviews

I received this mouse as a Christmas gift. I previously owned the Mx Master 3 and it was a very nice mouse with nice features. I was sort of debating upgrading to this mouse, but after I got it, I was very pleased with my purchase. This mouse feels so smooth to use. As a current middle school teacher, it is nice to have a mouse that is built for productivity. Sometimes when I would use the previous Mx Master 3, I would notice how loud the clicks were, which would bother me especially when I would have my students working quietly on an assignment. With the Mx Master 4, every time I click, it is pretty much silent, and I love that. The extra buttons for things like smooth scrolling, the horizontal scroll wheel, and the extra side buttons are very useful to me on the daily. I definitely do not regret buying this, and the Best Buy workers were very helpful in buying this product.

As a long time MX3S user, I have found that it is the best editing mouse on the market, it truly is amazing. So I was really looking forward to the MX4. Although it looks very similar to MX3s there some differences. 1) Its bigger then MX3S and doesn't fit the hand the same. 2) The rubber parts can be a little slippery and now being heavier than MX3 it does not give you the same control 3) The Haptic feedback is a not supported on enough program's let. 4) The action ring is great, but it's also available on MXS3 5) The additional button is great 6) The overall build is better 7) The thumb wheel is higher bigger works great. 8) The thumb button is great, the way it should have always been. 9) There are exposed screws on bottom for perhaps battery replacement. 10) The Option + software is what brings this mouse to a new level of productivity. Bottom line if you have the MX3S I would stay with it. If this is going to be your first MX mouse go for the MX4

The MX Master 4 is clearly designed for heavy office use. As someone who’s always used gaming mice in office environments, and always bought them for my staff, I’ve learned a couple of things. First, gaming mice can work in the office, but they’re not necessarily the best tools for the job. Second, I now understand why my staff keeps griping about the gaming mice I’ve been buying them. The first thing I noticed when I pulled this mouse out of the box was the sheer weight. It’s easily the heaviest mouse I’ve ever used and feels almost like it’s filled with lead. That’s been my biggest adjustment so far. I’m used to feather-light mice that zip effortlessly across the mousepad, but this one doesn’t. It’s not a bad thing, just different. At first, I couldn’t figure out what the side wheel was for. Then, almost by accident, I discovered it works as a horizontal scroll wheel, and that’s been life-changing. I spend half my day in Excel spreadsheets, and I’ve never once thought about having horizontal scroll. This alone makes me love the mouse. The haptic feedback is also fascinating and a bit addictive. There’s an invisible button on the thumb rest where the feedback triggers, and it’s perfectly placed. It activates when you open the shortcut menu, giving a subtle, satisfying tactile response. The vertical scroll wheel is another standout. When you spin it slowly, it offers resistance, but give it a quick flick and it releases into a smooth, free spin that feels incredibly satisfying. I catch myself spinning it just because it feels good. Comfort-wise, this mouse is top-tier. It’s shaped beautifully for long hours, and it doesn’t seem to get grimy over time, which was apparently a big complaint with the previous version. One odd thing I noticed though, is that there’s no built-in storage for the dongle. You can plug it directly into the mouse’s USB-C port, but it’s awkward to insert and remove because of how small the dongle is. It feels like something I’ll lose eventually. Another concern is the polling rate, which is only 125 Hz, which is pretty low compared to modern standards. I’m not sure why Logitech didn’t bump it to at least 1,000 Hz. The low polling rate is very noticeable in gaming, and even occasionally noticeable on a 4K monitor during video editing. Overall, the MX Master 4 is an excellent office mouse. The horizontal scroll wheel alone is worth the price of admission, and the haptic feedback feels fantastic. Logitech has packed a lot of satisfying sensory touches into this design. It’s smooth, responsive, and genuinely enjoyable to use. The few downsides are the low polling rate, lack of dongle storage, and the hefty weight that still takes some getting used to.

I think I owned every version of the MX Master, and the 4th generation is likely the best just yet. Of course, that’s conditional on your needs and for me the haptic feedback is the standout feature. It’s by no means mandatory but one of the biggest updates in a solid product line. There are mostly tweaks beyond that, with the repositioning of the thimb button the best move and the very quiet mouse buttons maybe less optimal. Overall a great device, albeit with a price trend that makes upgrades optional.

Had the 3 before this totally worth the upgrade. The extra button comes in handy and the haptics are a nice touch. Customizability is also improved.

The added improvements from previous generations aren't leaps and bounds, but are absolutely great. I have a love hate relationship with the action ring button placement, where as it's an absolutely ergonomic position and super easy to press, it always feels "slippery" for lack of a better word to describe it. Not sure if it's cuse it's smooth and not textured like the rest of the area or what, but it's just "off". As for the gestures button movement... that's a night and day difference better placement.

The Logitech MX Master 4 feels incredibly well designed with excellent ergonomics, precise tracking, and smooth scrolling that makes long work sessions comfortable. The customizable buttons and smart wheel are perfect for productivity, and switching between devices is seamless.

[Employee of bestbuy] I really love the Mx Master 4 mouse and how it can easily switch between devices. The charge lasts for several months with normal use. I’m impressed by the customization you can get that go with different apps like adobe photoshop and illustrator. I also really like the side scroll wheel as it helps me immensely when I’m zoomed in and working on a design.

This sounds insane, but this mouse is a GAME CHANGER. The haptic action button lets you change between 6-8 apps seamlessly in seconds. It makes everything you do faster. It’s so good that I bought 2 - one for work and one for home. The haptic feedback makes it even more awesome.

Excellent … the feedback on the buttons is pretty fire … smooth workflow , and custom button assignments for me .. excellent .. I use the haptic button as an Enter button … excellent mouse , excellent battery … excellent aesthetic. If we can make it lighter .. that would be awesome :)

The MX Master 4 delivers exceptional comfort, and customizable controls that elevate everyday productivity. The best things about are: Build quality, battery life, and its multi-device support.

First off I'm in love with how quiet this mouse is, I'm into a more quiet build with my office right now, and this mouse very much fits that esthetic. I also really like the horizontal scroll wheel, I feel like every mouse should have this, and I'm not fond of the 360 scroll wheels out there. I enjoy the feedback on the side of the mouse, I think it's a nice touch, and being able to change the sensitivity of the vibration along with the force required to use the button as a plus. The feedback button where you can have preset keys to do certain things is also really helpful, although I don't use it as much as I should because I have a stream deck. Also if you're sharing your screen, the people watching can see those buttons, so if you're trying to be descrete I wouldn't use the feedback button for that purpose, however that's also a very niche observation. The only slight complain I have is if I'm gaming, which to be fair I shouldn't be using this mouse for gaming but I'm not that competitive so I don't really care, I sometimes get the mouse buttons on the side confused since there's 3 buttons. Other than that, the mouse is great for video timeline editing, which is what I really bought it for.

Very nice mouse. Good for big hands. The battery seems to last a long time. Great for laptop.

Excellent ergonomics. Battery life great sufficient for multiple days of work. You can customize the buttons and decrease use of keyboard signifcantly

Great mouse. Feels wonderful in the hand. The ultimate productivity mouse.

The action ring is a nice addition. The rest of the mouse works as advertized.

Ergonomic and smooth function with great battery life

he Logitech MX Master 4 Adobe Edition is hands‑down the best productivity mouse I’ve ever used. The new haptic feedback is a genuine game changer, it adds precision and responsiveness that instantly improves workflow, especially in creative apps. Logitech clearly listened to feedback from the previous generation; the rubber coating issues that caused tackiness over time are completely gone. This version feels more durable, more refined, and simply better in every way. If you want a mouse that elevates your daily work, this is the one.

Best mouse for non-gamers! Excellent for regular computer tasks. Shortcut buttons on the mouse really make all features really useful!

Coming from an MX Master 3s, the ergonomics have been vastly improved, and the haptic feedback makes for a solid re-design.