Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Logitech MX Master 4 delivers a noticeable jump in precision and comfort, especially with its new haptic feedback system that makes every action feel more controlled and intentional. The Actions Ring is a standout addition—it puts your most-used tools right under your thumb, which genuinely speeds up creative and productivity workflows. The MagSpeed scroll wheel remains one of the smoothest and most accurate available, and the ergonomic shape makes long work sessions much easier on the hand. Connectivity is strong and reliable, and the quieter clicks help keep your workspace calm without losing tactile feel. Build quality is solid, and the customization options in Logi Options+ make it easy to tailor the mouse to your exact workflow. Overall, it’s a premium mouse that justifies its price with performance, comfort, and smart features that make everyday tasks faster and more enjoyable.

I was a little skeptical about investing in this mouse, but all my friends highly recommended the previous models. I primarily used the Magic Mouse before this but I was finding some tasks more difficult without a scroll wheel. So I decided to jump in and I'm glad I did. It is larger than any mouse I've used in the past but it feels really nice and solid. I love how the buttons feel smooth and firm and less clicky than my 'gaming' mice do. I haven't taken full advantage of the haptic functions yet, but there are a lot of programs I use that have integrations for it. And bonus, the charging cable plugs in and it can still be used while charging!

Really good mouse with amazing productivity features. Grip is ergonomic and feels premium in hand. Buttons are super silent and infinite scroll is a bliss!!!

The Logitech wireless keyboard and mouse combo is simply the best I've used. The keyboard offers a comfortable, responsive typing experience, and the keys are well-spaced and quiet, making it ideal for both work and casual use. The mouse is equally impressive, with smooth tracking and ergonomic design that fits perfectly in hand. Connectivity is flawless, with a strong wireless connection that never lags or drops. The battery life is outstanding, requiring minimal recharging. This combo has enhanced my productivity and provides a clutter-free, efficient workspace. Highly recommended for anyone seeking the best in wireless peripherals.

This mouse is great, its like the mx master 3s except It has better materials, has the haptic feedback thumb control (which is useful If you use AI alot and want a quick shortcut to it) it looks really good and the battery life is great

Does everything it needs to do. Very easy to connect , love not needing a USB transmitter due to the way I have my laptop setup. If you do extensive typing and are used to a full sized keyboard this is way too small. but really good for casual use and being minimal. Also the keyboard doesn’t feel too shallow. Something I hate about minimal keyboard sometimes they feel too flat like the MacBook Pro keyboards

Connection was almost instant and easy. I like keyboards with bigger keys but I will be keeping this one as it works so well. The mouse also works perfectly for me. The smaller size does make it portable and connection allows it to work with tablets as well. I don’t think it would be good for someone with bigger hands.

Bought this for my macbook pro so i could make better meme content and this mouse does more than you would expect from a logitech product. With precision edits you need a mouse that can deliver spot on and this one does it! Highly recommend if you do social media! This one was hasn’t let me down!

Great mouse for Mac. It glides very easily. You can assign buttons to different functions or apps. It integrates with AI services well with one click.

Set up was fast and easy. Using for two devices can switch back and forth. Nice design

I recently picked up the Logitech Pebble 2 Combo, and I couldn’t be happier. The keyboard has a nice, quiet typing feel—perfect for late-night work sessions. The mouse is slim and comfortable, and I love that I can switch between three devices with just a button press. It’s been a game-changer for my multitasking setup. The minimalist design looks great on my desk, and it’s super portable, which is awesome for working from different spots. Overall, it’s a solid combo that makes my workflow smoother and more enjoyable.

I love this keyboard I use it for work and it’s been great so far doesn’t pick up space and it’s extremely portable I take with me some times to use with my legion go

Both the mouse and keyboard are perfect for my tablet and steamdeck for any sort of work (except gaming on the mouse of course). The typing feels great on the keyboard and its form is sturdy enough to not bend while typing on my lap so i can keep the tablet far away. The mouse is small for my hand, but it doesnt feel uncomfortable. Its clicks are relatively quiet which is a very good thing!

I bought this wireless set for business trips, fits in my single bag trip pack taking a very little space so I can travel without having to check luggage or use the overhead that is always full!! Highly recommended!!

Received the Logitech MX MASTER 4 for my Mac and since my older mouse has been giving me trouble was pleased it arrived. Upon unpacking I did notice there was no instruction sheet but I went online to figure out what all the bells and whistles were for. It has a nice textured silicone surface with a translucent edge. I started charging it which took about 3 hours, then it was ready for setup. There was no Logi Bolt USB-c plug-in receiver dongle or a charging cable included but I used a 5.1 Bluetooth connection. I believe the Windows version does include the dongle however. There is the scroll wheel on top, quiet click sensor and up to 70 days of battery life. There is an action ring that lets me access my favorite shortcuts at the push of a button. Has a magspeed scroll wheel for super fast scrolling. I like the customizable haptic feedback on specific actions. There are 8 buttons and it has horizontal scroll with the thumb wheel, gesture button, a rechargeable 650 mAh battery with wireless connection and the range is up to 33 feet. Height is 5.05" ~ Width 4.38" ~ Depth 2" and it weighs 5.29 ounces. For sensors it has Darkfield high precision, Nominal Value 1000 and DPI with the minimum value 200 and max is 8000 which can be set in increments of 50 DPI. They offer the Logi Options + Customization app and basic support in Tune. It has subtle vibration and multi-functional Haptics. There is also a shortcut menu which you can choose what option you'd like to use. Using the Logi app it lets you assign those shortcuts and gestures to buttons. I find this mouse very precise and comfortable and I have small hands. It stays flawlessly connected to the Bluetooth and it's quite impressive in my honest opinion. I am so happy I chose this particular mouse and can highly recommend its purchase!

The MX Master 4 runs so smooth and it works perfectly with my MacBook air.

Awesome mouse, upgraded from previous model. Feels premium and this one is so smooth! Highly recommend.

Very amazing, connects a far distance, sensitive to the touch.

love the functional improvements over the 3S. Aesthetically subtle upgrade, but appreciated.

Besides specific gaming scenarios, this is un my opinion the best computer mouse. I'm already using an MX series keyboard and had a travel MX mouse on my work computer. Already had experience with the MX Master series at my home computer so I'm happy to add the MX Master 4 to my workflow. I used an ergonomic mouse before and this is a happy middle ground. While it doesn't fit the hand in a handshake position, it still works in a slight angle, very similar to a typing position and not flat like a traditional mouse. While older MX Master series mouse are as good as it gets, this takes it to a whole new level. Let me explain: All the touch surfaces have been redesigned: the body of the mouse is now a hard plastic that is more resistant to oils. The buttons are now of a thick clear plastic with a dark background. This material is meant to prevent the 'polished' look that other Logitech products develop after a while, so it's expected to look like new for longer. The bottom of the mouse has more sliding surfaces, and adds a ring around the sensor. It now has exposed screws on the bottom so it should be easier to service/clean inside. There is no longer a need to peel off the sliding material, as it's all exposed on the bottom of the mouse (Not visible while in use). The charging USB-C port remains on the front and can be used while charging. However the USB-C port, like in other models, cannot be used for data, so the mouse is always connected via wireless. The main scrolling wheel is all metal, and can dynamically switch between step and freewheeling modes. This is configurable via the Options software or from the button in front of the wheel. The purpose for that button is also configurable. On the right side there is a separate wheel that is normally configured for horizontal scrolling. This wheel does provide some friction so it can only scroll when intentionally pushed. Behind this wheel there are three buttons. Two are close together are usually used as Back and Forward keys. The third button is meant to use with Expose or Control Center. The surface where the thumb rests is now a large button that also provides haptic feedback. This is all new. The default function for this button is to launch the Logitech Action Ring, that can be configured via their Options+ software and it's intended as application-specific ring with shortcuts. This was originally introduced with the MX Creative Console, which I'm also using, so I'm familiar with the action ring. This can be configured per application but there a are very few applications that are pre-defined, and mostly includes creative suites, conferencing and music applications, but for the most part you might have to build your own actions, and it's fairly straightforward to do so. The haptic feedback is currently very limited, it works when using the action ring and in a handful of other cases that can be configured. I expect that the number of scenarios where haptic feedback works would increase. The amount of feedback force can be configured and I left it at it's lowest setting. It can pack a punch in higher settings that did not find comfortable. Like other MX series devices, it can connect to three different devices (computers, phones, etc) and if the computers have the Logitech flow configured, can directly see each other on the local network (as in, not in a VPN), and the keyboard is also an MX series device, Flow can seamlessly switch control between computers when crossing the edge of the screen, as configured. This is a great way to share the same keyboard and mouse. It worked great for me, but doesn't work when my work laptop is on VPN, and this is a VPN-specific restriction. Normally this works very well in a desktop with two or three computers. One can manually switch the mouse by pressing the pairing button on the bottom, which has a device indicator light as well. Recent Logitech devices, besides Bluetooth, support the 'Logitech Bolt' USB adapter. When using the adapter, the computer sees it as an USB device, and the computer's Bluetooth is not involved. I like this better on my macs, because I leave the adapter in their docking hub, and can use the keyboard and mouse during the boot password (FileVault), otherwise macOS no longer allows 3rd party Bluetooth devices at this stage until macOS started. It's important to me when using the laptop with its lid closed. However, the MX Master 4 for Mac does not include the Bolt adapter, while the PC version (not Mac) is exactly the same hardware, with slight color variations, and does not include the adapter in the box and has to be purchased separately, while costing the same. I find this quite disingenuous. Because I already use an MX keyboard, I could pair it with my existing bolt adapter. Overall, it's as good as it gets. Currently the best professional mouse bar none, although I'd argue that the PC version is better because it includes the Bolt adapter at the same price. Note that the USB-C cable for charging is also not included. I can use the same cable that I use to charge my phone however and that's fine.