Logitech Mx Master 2S Bluetooth Mouse Review

If any of you spend 8 to 12 hours a day editing or using any of the Adobe Creative Cloud programs, you know how fatiguing a mouse in your hand all day can be. I was using the Logitech MX Master, which is a superb mouse. The only reason for the switch to this vertical mouse was because the area of my hand around the index and middle finger joints began to ache, constantly. As soon as I used the vertical mouse, the pain subsided. This mouse feels natural in the hand and it took only a short time to get used to it. This mouse functions flawlessly. One minor complaint, the placement of the two thumb buttons is too far of a reach and awkward. In order to make those buttons quickly accessible, they should be moved down and back toward the operator. One minor annoyance, my thumb is constantly reaching for a left/right scroll wheel that is not there. The MX Master has that wheel and it is extremely useful. Maybe Logitech will add a left/right scroll wheel and adjust the button placements in a redesign, but when will an upgraded new version be released? Until then, if your mouse is pulling you down the path of pain and soreness, clicking and dragging, jump on board with the vertical design and give this little mouse wonder a try. You'll be glad you did.

This is a very nice mouse, better than the original Logitech MX Master that I use, in terms of button click noise and smoothness.

I purchased the Logitech MX Master 3S for Mac Wireless Mouse in the Space Gray color. I use it for all applications and purchased it primarily for Davinchi Resolve to streamline the editing process. Its easy to operate, ergonomic, and most of all programmable. It's operation and use allows me to flow freely. Smooth like butter!!!

If any of you spend 8 to 12 hours a day editing or using any of the Adobe Creative Cloud programs, you know how fatiguing a mouse in your hand all day can be. I was using the Logitech MX Master, which is a superb mouse. The only reason for the switch to this vertical mouse was because the area of my hand around the index and middle finger joints began to ache, constantly. As soon as I used the vertical mouse, the pain subsided. This mouse feels natural in the hand and it took only a short time to get used to it. This mouse functions flawlessly. One minor complaint, the placement of the two thumb buttons is too far of a reach and awkward. In order to make those buttons quickly accessible, they should be moved down and back toward the operator. One minor annoyance, my thumb is constantly reaching for a left/right scroll wheel that is not there. The MX Master has that wheel and it is extremely useful. Maybe Logitech will add a left/right scroll wheel and adjust the button placements in a redesign, but when will an upgraded new version be released? Until then, if your mouse is pulling you down the path of pain and soreness, clicking and dragging, jump on board with the vertical design and give this little mouse wonder a try. You'll be glad you did.

I upgraded to the MX Master 3S because I wanted BlueTooth with out a dongle. It was easy to set up and connect. I like the way my hand cups the mouse as well.

Excellent. I use it on 2 iMacs that sit side by side and it flawlessly works on both. With the Wireless Mouse MX Master 25, the mouse and keyboard move seamlessly between the two computers effortlessly. The Crown works as a jog/shuttle in video editing apps which is a great plus.

Very light and quiet keyboard. Pairs with mx master 3s mouse in one USB. Great key board for daily use.

I was lucky enough to test out a bunch of mice at work recently. I wanted to like the MX Vertical, but it was a bit too big for me. The MX Master 3 was incredible, but I chose this to save some money and because I wanted to use a vertical mouse. There isn't much of a build quality difference between this and the MX Vert, but it is noticeable compared to the MX Master 3. ex. it dropped onto a thin carpet rug and now the scroll wheel isn't as smooth as it was out of the box. I cannot imagine that this would have happened to the MX Master 3. Still no regrets! I'm also amazed at how quiet the clicking is on this mouse.

I used to use an MX Master 2 at my old job--loved it. But I wanted to try out a vertical mouse to prevent wrist strain. This one fits the bill! Extremely comfortable and well made. No connection issues. Wish it had the free spinning scroll wheel, but that's a small thing. Lives up to the MX Master name.

I have a Logitech MX Keys Mini, and when connected via Bluetooth to my MacBook Pro, I experienced many communication issues. With this accessory, it works perfectly!