I’ve even left my Apple Trackpad catching dust beside my desk because it’s more comfortable to use! Customisation I can work for hours on end using the MX Master without feeling that dreaded hand fatigue that I used to get on other mice. Logitech made it super comfortable to rest on, it feels really nice, adds a cool look to the mouse and with its underlying button, you can perform different gestures (which I’ll get onto later). My favourite part of the mouse is the textured thumb rest. It doesn’t look as radical as some of the gaming mice you find which is nice - Logitech have maintained the simplicity of the older MX Performance mouse - but they’ve given it enough of a flair to make it stand out too. I absolutely love what Logitech have done with this thing. Design & Ergonomics The MX Master has a really nice looking & comfortable design Both methods are fairly easy to set up, and even if you decide to use the included USB receiver instead of Bluetooth, it’s so tiny that it won’t be an inconvenience. You have two options for setting it up: using the Logitech Unifying Receiver or Bluetooth Smart technology, if your computer supports it. (For detailed instructions for either, check here.) The Logitech MX Master works with both Windows and Mac, but I’m testing it out with my Mac here. If you’re coming from the MX Performance (or another productivity/gaming mouse), the Logitech MX Master is a more refined version of its predecessor. The MX Master has a range of buttons and a couple of scroll wheels - one on top and another on its side for horizontal scrolling - giving you a much faster way to get stuff done. If you’re coming from a regular mouse, this is a step-up in your productivity game. Well, all that until Logitech updated the MX Performance with the new king of the throne: the Logitech MX Master mouse (£80). It became a tool to help me work better, faster and more comfortably, and I’ve been endorsing it ever since. As a power user though, the Logitech MX Performance mouse was a game changer when I got my hands on it. It’s comfortable over prolonged periods of use, looks brilliant, has great battery life and can be used across multiple machines.įor some, a mouse is just a means to an end - a couple of buttons and a scrolling wheel that allow you to click around your desktop and navigate Facebook. The Bottom Line: Hands-down my favourite mouse. The Bad: This mouse isn’t made for lefties and the back/forward buttons for navigating webpages could be more comfortably placed. The Good: Logitech’s MX Master has a wonderful and comfortable design, paired with some very useful buttons & scrolling wheels for productivity.
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