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Pros: - Fits big hands nicely - Site buttons are easily accessible without too much twisting of the hand - Long battery life - Both bluetooth and RF functionality is nice - Easy setup - Great range - Looks nice Cons: - Have to use Logitech Options desktop app for the extra features and true customization - There's been a few problems setting up the Logitech Options with BT connection. Had to use RF first, then install L.O., then set up BT connection - The mode switch on the mouse sometimes gets stuck in the free-scroll mode
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The scroll wheel is terrific, and high-resolution is wonderful on a 5k iMac screen. Alas, Screen-Flow worked the first day, but not the second day. It "hangs" every time, and I need to turn the mouse off/on to get it back for just ONE machine. And the thumb-scroll wheel is "thick" and difficult to move...causing a herky-jerky motion in Photoshop and Excel, where I most often use it. Basically useless.
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I have had many wireless Logitech mouses that always seem to start double clicking and opening multiple windows on their own. I bought this mouse and so far have not had that problem. I really like the recharge feature since it saves on batteries. You can plug in the USB to recharge and still work while it's recharging. Even put computer to sleep (iMac) and it still is charging. Little pricy but I do web design / development and use this all day long.
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It has all the features of the newest version. It's as good as the Master 3 but much less expensive. The only difference is a slightly modified ergonomic design, not noticeable for most of us. Because of the price, I recommend going with the MX Master 2 over the more expensive MX Master 3, which is excellent as well at +/- $100.
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I have the Logitech MX Master 3 at work and I find the MX Master 2s just as good. It feels slightly lighter in weight but that's great since I'll be carrying this with me in my bag. I find the thumb gesture button easier to click with my small hand compared to the MX Master 3. The major difference is that charging is done through a micro-USB port. A cable is included in the product box.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
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