It’s unique and provides options but most applications adapt to the vertical scroll wheel, such as the Start Screen. I have not come across any real need for the horizontal scroll wheel. the gesture button is neat but requires coordination.the horizontal scroll wheel is really precise and smooth but I’m yet to find a frequent use case.Where the mouse usually slopes down in the web between your thumb and palm, I find this mouse to be still rising and a little uncomfortable.Īspects of the mouse that I’m not sure on yet: Forward is still further away and back is closer to your palm but the layout requires some concentration to ensure you’re hitting the right button rather than the more intuitive previous layouts. With the MX Master, the buttons are overlapping in opposite teardrop shapes. They’re usually easily reachable from the thumb with the back button being bigger and easiest to reach. The back and forward buttons are the standard buttons that Logitech adds to their mice. The curved part of the mouse goes too high and for too long, so that it digs into the web between your thumb and forefinger to hold the mouse comfortably.The back/forward buttons are difficult to use due to their layout.It connects to the front of the mouse and then operates like a normal corded mouse.
The mouse continues to operate just fine if you have to charge it from the included micro USB cable. I have not had the mouse for that long, so I will have to see what mileage I get out of it. I like that the MX Master Wireless has a rechargeable battery, which is fast charging and is supposed to last 40 days on a single charge.
One of my biggest concerns with wireless mice always comes down to the batteries. It offers dual wireless connectivity options with Bluetooth and Logitech’s Unifying connection which allows the mouse to connect to 3 different devices. The MX Master Wireless Mouse continues on that same history of success for right-handed mousers. My only complaint with the mouse has been the cord catching on the corner of my desk’s keyboard tray, which is more a fault of the desk than the mouse. The Logitech G500s has been my day-to-day mouse for the past couple of years. The mouse is great for everything from browsing to gaming with its adjustable DPI and multiple buttons for easy navigation. The Logitech MX Master Wireless Mouse is an evolutionary upgrade to Logitech’s laser mice that are larger and more comfortable than a standard puck-shaped mouse. Logitech sent me a review unit of the MX Master Wireless Mouse so I could get my hand on it (pun intended).
Logitech has introduced two new wireless mice recently, the MX Master Wireless Mouse and the MX Anywhere 2.
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