Logitech MX Master 3S Wireless Mouse Standard Edition with Logi Bolt USB Receiver, Ultra-Fast Scrolling, Ergo, 8K DPI, Track on Glass, Quiet Clicks, USB-C, Bluetooth, Windows, Linux, Chrome- Pale Grey

I’ve bought mainly gaming mice over the past decade. Tried them all. From simple light weight gaming mice, to 15 macro button pad mice and everything in between. Razer, hyper x, Logitech gaming, glorious gaming, SteelSeries, etc. this is hands down the best mouse I’ve owned. Great for video editing and honestly an amazing mouse for gaming. I play Destiny 2 and cod a lot. And the natural fit for your hand makes it great as well. Edit: this can give you the DPI when you enable 8k on the software From a perspective of a gamer who likes to watch YouTube etc while gaming or also playing competitive, I’d say definitely try this out. I’ve come back to revise my summary about this because I’ve used this mouse nonstop for all games for a while now and STILL LOVE THIS. This mouse just does not disappoint. Mouse still holding up, hasn’t been broken, or had issues. I still feel the same way back when I first unboxed it and tried it. 100% buying another one. The different scroll options create faster responses in game, and the thumb action button located on the thumb rest, is honestly great in the aspect of gaming. Can set a macro for it or to run programs, switch desktops, etc. and the battery life is INSANELY GOOD. I’m really good about turning off my wireless mice when I’m gone but there’s times I forget. From gaming anywhere from 10-50 hours a week, it still has majority of its battery. I hardly ever have to plug it in. If somehow my mouse breaks, in a heartbeat, I would buy this again. Hopefully in the future, Logitech makes a gaming version with same exact design. Edit: longest time I’ve gone without charging it (playing games anywhere from 6-17 hours a day) is 4 months. No exaggeration. P.S. if you have a hard time controlling mice that are too light while gaming, this is a great mouse with great solid weight. It’s not overwhelmingly heavy but isn’t insanely light to where if you adjust your grip during play, it’ll go off target. In short, easily the best mouse in my opinion. TRY IT! Overall; Incredible mouse. Design is great, hands don’t cramp, astonishingly comfy to hold, insanely good battery life, great for the office (along with switching seamlessly every time from my pc to my laptop, to my iPad with ZERO problems) and for hitting clips. Buy this mouse so you don’t miss out!!!!

The shape and build quality are top notch. Extra features like a thumb scroll wheel and gesture button for macros are hard to find in most new mice. This one does a particularly spectacular job in all areas. Get the black/grey version, the white one that I got gets dirty very quickly and is hard to clean off. The optional Logitech Options + software is loaded with additional features that allow you to customize everything from the DPI range, scrolling behaviors, application specific shortcuts and macros, and allows you to completely change the function of each button. The thumb gesture button could be a little farther back on the thumb rest. If it were, I would use the gestures more often. The best feature is being able to switch back and forth between open windows by clicking the gesture button. The scroll wheel is electromagnetic and can be toggled between clicking over one line at a time and freely spinning to scroll at up to 1000 lines per second. The thumb wheel is pretty standard, it's nice and slow moving for fine control of left to right movements, or to smoothly track back and forth in video editors. You can use the Logitech Options + software to enable the scroll wheel to change between clicking and free spinning depending on how fast you turn it, which is a phenomenal touch by Logitech. The lightspeed wireless adapter is awesome. Almost no detectable latency in hand to cursor movement. The buttons are silent and the PTFE skates are super smooth on any surface. I've started bringing from my office to home so I can use it on my personal computer for FPS games given how feature rich it is. It's not the best gaming peripheral, but the extra buttons and high speed sensors perform incredibly well. By far, this is the best computer peripheral I own and I actually find myself recommending it to new coworkers and gamers. I plan on using this until it falls apart, then I'm buying 2 so I can have it everywhere I go.

Pros: Aside from the specs, there are some subtle aspects of this mouse that make it stand over the reset. For instance, the magnetic wheel scroll makes it really convenient to scroll up/down in long pages. Give it a quick roll and the roller will disengage its magnet and scroll all the way to the end. No more annoying roller strokes. The Options+ software is very stable and makes it very convenient to assign macros to specific applications. It's incredibly stable as well, always detecting the program you're using and adjusting to it. I got the Business edition which has the Bolt dongle. As far as I know, the 8K resolution is complete overkill, even on a 3 monitor setup even the 4K resolution on the regular edition is overkill, but that's just me. Cons: I initially got this to sync 3 PCs to replace MouseWithoutBorders with the "Flow" feature, but the transition from PC to PC is far from seamless. Sometimes you have to continuously slide the mouse to the edge for the software to pick it up and switch to the next computer. I'm not exaggerating here... it's really bad to the point I have to manually toggle it, from both the keyboard and the mouse. Sometimes the mouse switches over but doesn't carry the keyboard with it, I have to manually toggle the keyboard. After tying this for an entire day, I went back to MouseWithoutBorders and learned to appreciate its stability. Logitech has no business writing this type of software and even worse, promoting it like it's useful by any stretch of the imagination. Warning: 1. If you already have an MX Keys, it will be better off if you get a matching edition because they'll share the same dongle (standard keyboard and standard mouse vs business/business). 2. if you get the white version, you might have to clean it after every use, because the rubber finish makes it a magnet for skin cells. 3. If you get it for gaming, you might find it a bit on the "Clunky" side. Then again, this is not sold as a gaming mouse. With all the buttons/macros, this is great for office work, like software development. Hope this helps.

Fantastic tactile feeling that almost feels like it's coated in silicone and not hard cold plastic. The quiet mouse clicks are satisfying, and the scroll wheel is amazing, but I wish it had side to side motion however, it's not a feature I would use that often and the scroll wheel function trumps any other secondary usage. The white mouse does get a little dirty, no matter how clean your hands are. I only used water, but maybe something like soap or alcohol, but I fear the alcohol might interfere with the rubbery like texture of this mouse. I've struggled with the wireless connection using "gaming mice", but this mouse worked flawlessly. Comparing it to other gaming mice, the battery life is infinitely better; like charging once every few weeks whereas my gaming mice would require charging every 24-48 hours. In the past 6 months I've sourced three of these mice; two in white, one in gray (Graphite?) and love them all. If I had to have one gripe or suggestion/comment, and it's likely just me, but my middle finger frequently taps the right button inadvertently. Not sure if it's the way I'm sitting, the way my hand is shaped, or if my middle finger twitches, but resting my middle finger on the right mouse button will often trigger mis-clicks. Still the best mouse I've ever owned.

I replaced a Magic Trackpad, a Magic Mouse, and a wired-mouse with the MX Master S3. I also replaced two Magic Keyboards and a wired keyboard with a Keychron Q5 Max, but I'll tell you about that awesome purchase in another review! I'm now controlling two Macs and a Dell R640 Linux node with one keyboard and mouse. Loving the extra desk space. Switching between the computers requires me to push a button on the underside of the mouse... I wish the button was on top. Thank goodness the Bluetooth on this mouse is rock solid. I've read a few reviews that discussed other mice having problems connecting to computers... not this mouse. With one touch, you can switch the scroll-wheel between a high-resolution and super high speed scrolling. You can't imagine how fast this mouse can scroll! The mouse movement is much more precise compare to any other drive I've ever used. I was surprised how quickly I made the switch to a new mouse. The mouse is very comfortable, and the design is, simply stated, "smart". The battery life is much like my other devices, so nothing special here, but I'm also glad that the battery life is not a dud! Well, this thing is just a mouse. If you want to control up to three devices... this isn't a bad choice! I'm glad I picked it!

Is it good for games? Alright so first of all, I do want to stress that this isn't the best for games that require quick mouse movements. The reason for that is because it has a thumb-rest. With a normal mouse, you can use your thumb, 5th fingerm and palm to bring the mouse to a quick stop. Having the thumb-rest removes one of those stops, which makes it harder to bring your mouse to a sudden stop. It also makes fine movements a bit harder. So yeah, unless you're plaing games that don't really require a lot of mouse action, I'd say maybe avoid this mouse. How is it for productivity and web-browsing? Honestly this mouse is amazing for pretty much anything besides games that require fast and/or precise mouse movement. It feels great, looks great, and for the most part, functions great. One thing I wasn't quite sure if I liked or not when I first got the mouse was the scroll wheel. If you scroll it too hard it will just keep spinning for a LONG time unless you stop it. At first I kinda hated it, but now that I've gotten used to it, I really like it. When scrolling slowly it acts just like a normal scroll wheel, but if you really give it a spin, it allows you to speed down to the bottom of a page or document. At this point I think I'd have a hard time going back to a normal scroll-wheel. What's the big issue with the mouse? Alright, so here's the not-so-good part. Every once in a while it'll start stuttering. It's not a huge problem really, as you just have to press the button on the bottom a few times to reset it, but it's annoying that such an expensive mouse has this issue in the first place. I will stress that this only happens like once a week or so though, so it's not really a constant problem.

***WARNING****STAY***AWAY***FROM****LOGITECH**** I bought this mouse in May 2023, and it was a problem for me when I realized the latency on this mouse is pretty high if you use it in Bluetooth mode. I switched to wireless and found it has better and faster latency. However, I often found the mouse latency got worse after a few months and it is not suitable for gaming. Furthermore, the quality build for the mouse clicks is not great at all. My right click got worn out and happened to miss more right click than normal and this does not work on the different PC I tested. I contacted customer service and they said I would not get the warranty as it has been more than 1 year (how odd the mouse broke within a few months after 1 year). The Logitech agent provided me the discount code 30% which is pretty lame, however, I still trust Logitech and tried to use the discount code to buy the G502X mouse, and the code did not work at all. I contacted the agent again and they told me that the discount code was for an older mouse. At this point, I lost hope on Logitech and went on Amazon and found out the G502X got a 30% discount on Amazon without any code. At this point, I just realized how deceptive Logitech was when trying to trick their customer into buying a new product with some deceptive marketing sale technique while doing problem-solving for your broken mouse. After a little bit more than a year of usage, I can not find any justification for the cost of this trash mouse. After I did some research online, I found the Razer Pro Click Mini is a much better option with better performance and a cheaper price than this bad mouse. I attached the profile of left-click (red) and right-click (green) speed for you to see my MX Master 3S when I was spamming clicking it as fast as I could. I should have bought the Razer pro click mini rather than this piece of trash.

I have been using the Logitech MX Master 3S for a while now, and it is hands down the best mouse I have ever owned The ergonomic design is perfect for long hours of work, and the quiet clicks make a huge difference when working in a quiet space The 8K DPI sensor is incredibly accurate, and the ability to track on glass is a game-changer The ultra-fast scrolling is smooth and makes navigating long documents effortless Connecting via Bluetooth or USB-C is seamless, and the battery life is outstanding This mouse offers great value for money, excellent functionality, and is easy to use If you need a high-performance, comfortable, and reliable wireless mouse, this is a fantastic choice Highly recommend

Very high quality and very productive

Muy recomendable súper cómodo, la batería dura muchísimo, lo puedes conectar por Bluetooth sin necesidad del receptor, trabaja en cualquier superficie ya sea cristal un otro material, este es para diestros pero también existe uno para zurdos

Came in a good condition

I've been using the Logitech MX Master 3S for a few weeks now, and it's hands down the best mouse I’ve ever used for video editing. The ergonomic design is perfect for long editing sessions—my hand never feels fatigued, even after hours in DaVinci Resolve. The MagSpeed scroll wheel is incredibly smooth and precise, making timeline scrubbing effortless. I mapped the side buttons and horizontal scroll to various shortcuts and tools within Resolve, and it’s significantly sped up my workflow. The quiet clicks are a nice touch too, especially during late-night edits. The customizable buttons with Logi Options+ let me create specific profiles for DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro, and general use—switching between them is seamless. The battery life is amazing, and the multi-device connectivity makes it easy to switch from my editing desktop to my laptop when I’m on the go. If you're serious about editing and want to boost both comfort and efficiency, the MX Master 3S is worth every penny.

Ya tenía uno en color gris y me encanto y le compré a mi hija uno blanco y también funciona a la perfección, ya haré un update si cambia de color van 3 semanas y todo bien