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Logitech's MX Master Mouse is an impressive pointing device. It looks like a cross between Star Ship Enterprise space shuttle and a Battlestar Galactica Colonial Viper. I think you get the drift.The design team (yes you need more than a mother and father...
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fatducktech.com Updated:
2015-04-13 01:19:27
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There's very little that the Logitech MX Master won't connect to, although it may be overkill for many users.Mice are mice, right? In an age where trackpads and touch interfaces are taking up so very much of the market, it could be tempting to declare mic...
The Logitech MX Master is a really nice mouse for productivity work, but then at $129.95, it would seriously want to be. Having said that, while I do think there's a place for really nice mice, I can't deny that this is a niche product.It's built to look...
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Logitech has taken the humble computer mouse to the next level with the new MX Master – an advanced wireless mouse that can be used across multiple computers and operating systems.The device offers comfort and precision and is designed for users who deman...
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What is the Logitech MX Master? The MX Master wireless is Logitech's current flagship mouse, which comes with a spec sheet that's almost as long as a spoilt child's birthday wish list. As well as a stunning, ergonomic design, it has a clever speed-adaptiv...
Excellent performance, Striking, ergonomic design, Clever 'Easy-Switch' function, Speed-adaptive scroll wheel...
Bluetooth sometimes cuts out, Expensive...
An instantly recognisable mouse that's great to use, as long as you can afford it...
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This mouse is not designed for left-handed use, but for those who are right-handed, it's extremely comfortable and is shaped perfectly so your hand simply rests on it without having to grip at all. It's heavier than a basic wired mouse at 145g, but we nev...
The Logitech MX Master is one of the best pure computer mice we've ever used. With a flexible and configurable design, faultless ergonomics (at least for right-handed users) and precision engineering, we find it hard to imagine there's a better mouse for...
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The past five years have seen a resurgence in the popularity of expensive keyboards. A love of old-school mechanical design has grown into a strong niche that numerous companies participate in. Anyone looking for a keyboard is spoiled for choice. Yet eve...
Comfortable ergonomic design, Two scroll wheels, Numerous connection options, Internal rechargeable battery...
Small thumb buttons, Lefties need not apply, Bluetooth only works with recent OS...
The DT Accessory PackUp your game and the get the most out of your gear with the following extras, hand-picked by our editors:Logitech K800 wireless keyboard ($70)This illuminated keyboard uses Unifying Receiver technology, so it can be paired with the sa...
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technologytell.com Updated:
2015-06-23 06:41:33
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Logitech is known for quality products, after all. And if memory serves, they were among the first third-party Apple accessories I started to frequent. But the Logitech MX Master stands out for numerous reasons.To begin with, it's exceptionally comfortabl...
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pcauthority.com.au Updated:
2015-06-25 07:42:36
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Logitech's latest mouse takes a radical departure from previous designs, with a large thumb-rest, and polygonal artistic flourishes. It sure looks striking, and in the hand it all comes together to offer a mouse that feels very comfortable for even all-da...
A great mouse if you work with long documents, and stylish to boot...
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I'm a bit of a fan of Logitech's peripherals, and I have been for years. I bought their MX1000 laser mouse, back when that sort of laser-tracking optical technology was new and if you had one, you'd know it was a rather impressive piece of technology.Well...
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With plenty of wireless mouse in the market, Logitech may have a tough time to convince consumers to shell out $149.95 for one. After all, you can grab a different Logitech wireless mouse product for just $20-$30.However, as I use the Logitech MX Master d...
The perfect wireless mouse for work and at home. Long battery life, comfortable, and buttons that you will actually use...
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Logitech has managed to impress with several of its peripherals, particularly its keyboards and mice. However, the MX Master wireless mouse ups the ante even more, particularly in use.My first impressions, at least when unpacking the mouse, was, wow, that...
Responsive, Fast, Comfortable, Some comprehensive features...
Large, Side buttons awkwardly shaped...
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My favorite mouse is Logitech's Performance Mouse MX . I've been using it for years, and it's still going strong. Logitech has another mouse that just as good: the MX Master ( $100 ). The MX Master is a lot like the Performance Mouse MX, but it has featur...
Two wheels, Accurate on multiple surfaces, Solid, Two wireless connection options...
Potentially too light for some, Potentially too many buttons for some, Fixed battery...
There's a lot to like about The Logitech Master MX mouse. It has a good number of customizable buttons, it's solid, and we found it comfortable. If you like your mouse to be light, low-profile, and have a minimal number of buttons, look elsewhere...
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My favorite mouse is Logitech's Performance Mouse MX . I've been using it for years, and it's still going strong. Logitech has another mouse that just as good: the MX Master ( $100 ). The MX Master is a lot like the Performance Mouse MX, but it has featur...
Two wheels, Accurate on multiple surfaces, Solid, Two wireless connection options...
Potentially too light for some, Potentially too many buttons for some, Fixed battery...
There's a lot to like about The Logitech Master MX mouse. It has a good number of customizable buttons, it's solid, and we found it comfortable. If you like your mouse to be light, low-profile, and have a minimal number of buttons, look elsewhere...
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There isn't a time I can remember that I didn't have a Logitech mouse. From my first mouse (Windows 1.0 and Aldus Pagemaker on an old 286 with 4MB RAM) through now - almost 30 years - to my current one, it was always a Logitech. Sure, the odd desktop came...
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I think this could be the perfect mouse… Wireless, a good amount of buttons, infinite scroll wheel with an adaptive mode… What do you think of the Logitech MX Master? Want one? Amazon: prourls.co/TD9p OverclockersUK: bit.ly/2oCUGqB - OverclockersUK Affili...
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Roughly three million years ago, when I'd just started at Gizmodo, Logitech's Performance Mouse MX won our Best Wireless Mouse Battlemodo. It was a triumph of ergonomics and it was a joy to use. Well, almost four years later, it's received an update: the...
The ergonomics are superb. It's super accurate and scrolls smoothly. It connects via Bluetooth to up to three devices and it has a built-in rechargeable battery. The thumb wheel is a nice addition. Looks like an alien fighter ship...
Really just built for the right hand, so I can't switch back and forth. It's a bit pricey. I wish the thumb-wheel could click, too, and I wish there were more expansive options for customising the buttons, Should You Buy It...
I mean, if you don't mind spending £79.99 on a mouse, then yes. It's the best mouse I've ever used, hands down (see what I did there?). That said, £79.99 isn't cheap, especially when your laptop already has a trackpad and when there are a lot of decent mi...
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A couple of months ago I started using a new mouse. Not normally anything worth getting too excited about – I mean, how different can a mouse be? With this one, you have to look twice. The Logitech MX Master Wireless Mouse is beautiful design, fantastic p...
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We don't see an exciting new mouse released every year in the consumer market. Gamers is another realm of possibilities. So when Logitech releases a new MX-serie mouse, I paid attention, closely.The MX Master is the latest big, multi-button, mouse release...
Design and comfort, Look at all those buttons, Customization features, User-selectale pairing profiles...
Connection unreliability in BT mode...
The MX Master is an amazing mouse and event with the potential issues you can experiment, Logitech support is keen on replacing the mouse during the 1-year warranty they offer. I would encourage you to either go through a retail with a great return policy...
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