Logitech MX Master Wireless Mouse Large Mouse Computer Wireless Mouse Stone

Value for money.

Best mouse I have ever purchased. Zero issues with it after about a year of heavy use. The construction is SOLID. I bought it refurbished for 68$ a year ago and have dropped it many times on the hardwood floor since then; not saying it's mark free, but they are so small you have to really look for them, and their is only like 3 when I have dropped it many more times then that. It's hard to make a mark on this thing.Despite it being touted as a document/work power-horse mouse, which it indeed excels at, IMO it is also a great gaming mouse. If you want tones of buttons it's not for you but that wasn't super important to me. I like having just a few buttons on it so the layout is easy to memorize compared to some 12 button monster and I keep the most important hotkeys on the mouse. I'll sometimes play FPS's and it is highly accurate and lets you turn the sensitivity up.This is easily the most comfortable mouse I've ever owned, and best looking too. Like a Lamborghini being the origami spaceship of cars, this is the origami spaceship of computer mice. Though it may be because this is the first top-end mouse I've bought, previously my hand would cramp up over, my last mouse was small compared to this one and it made me uncomfortable during extended periods at my computer, but this mouse is so comfortable I'd rather have the mouse in my hand then nothing at all if that makes sense; I remember the first few days following after I got it I'd want to drape my hand over it when I wasn't even on the computer lol. I can attest it works on most smooth (or even semi-smooth) surfaces. I'm using it on my couch atm and it works great on it. If your using it on furniture or say a blanket it can get confused on heavily wrinkled areas or say a shag carpet but I'd say it does great on stitched fabric as it does on a standard mouse pad.The scroll gear is fantastic and is fun to play around with, and the gesture button is really neat too. I regularly flick the scroll wheel back and forth because I fidget all the time and it has a very satisfying weight to it when the gear engages, and after more then a year it's had zero issues.I cannot recommend this mouse more highly. I never write amazon reviews but I was just moved to write this review tonight after having it for over a year. One of the best computer peripherals I have ever bought.

It has been a while since I used a wireless mouse. I have this same mouse at work and it worked well, etc. So I decided to try a wireless mouse at home again. I love how the mouse comes with a built in Lithium Polymer battery. The battery lasts for a long time. At work I usually have to plug the mouse in once a month because I use it for 8hrs/day. I have had this mouse at home now for 5 months and have only had to charge it 2 - 3 times.So far the mouse works really well and I love the fit on my hand. The mouse charges quickly when it is time to charge and I love how I can still use it while it is charging on the USB cable.I would definitely recommend this mouse and buy again if I needed to.

I purchased this for my HP Spectre 360 as it matches the color and design very well. The laptop only has 1 USB connection so I required a Bluetooth connection to run this (See Other section below). The device feels solid and well put-together.Pros:-2 methods for connection, USB Dongle (Unifying Connector) and Bluetooth. Connected quickly via BT, Had issues with the connection quality-Software for device is simple has plenty of customization options-Horizontal scroll wheel is more useful than I had anticipated, especially using wide Excel sheets-Vertical Scrool wheel has adjustable tension in the wheel to allow rapid scrolling to transition into slow scrolling, very slick-USB cable can charge the device in 4 mins for 40 hours of power (through an outlet) and the device is still usable during chargingCons:-USB cable can charge while operational but cannot turn into a wired device, thus the usb port is CHARGE ONLY-The horizontal scroll wheel has significant resistance to turning, which is nice to prevent accidental thumb scrolling, but seems a bit excessive as it is hard at times to intentionally scroll. Regardless, feels quality.-This mouse is large, which is fine if you're at home and work, but I travel a lot and this only really fits in the cup holder pocket of my back pack. On the bright side, it elevates your hand off the desk enough to reduce pressure on your carpal tunnel, which may be a positive for some.Other:-So I had an issue after I initially connected the device. The mouse, when left unattended for approximately 5 secs, would seem to go into an idle mode so that when I went back to move it, there was a large lag interval before the cursor jumped across the screen. This was intensely dissatisfying, and after perusing the internet I was unable to find a solution. Furthermore, when left alone for longer periods, the device would simply turn off, and when moved the lights would flash, indicating that it was re-establishing a connection.-To fix this (on Windows 10):1) Go to Device Manager > Bluetooth > Intel Wireless Bluetooth > (Right Click) > Properties2) Power Management Tab > Uncheck "Allow the Computer the to turn off this device to save power" > Click Okay3) In Device Manager > Human Interface Devices > Bluetooth Low Energy GATT compliant HID Device (Right Click) > Properties4) Power Management Tab > Uncheck "Allow the Computer the to turn off this device to save power" > Click OkayThis issue should be in the documentation, troubleshooting guide or in the Logitech software, but it isn't.After I performed these actions, I have little to no issue with the small lag / stutter / disconnections that had me ready to send this back. Hope this helps.

I've had several mice over the years and I keep reverting back to Logitech. Compared to corsair and razer, the balance between weight and comfort is perfect. I have medium sized hands so small mice get buried in my palm and cause cramping, where larger mice are junt not precise and feel clunky. This thing is perfect to bounce back and forth from my pc and my laptop and Fits in a small laptop bag very well. Not to mention the soft rubberized buttons, thumb wheel, and thumb rest that make this unit a real luxury. For a wireless battery, I have had better charging lengths, but only by maybe a day. This thing goes full time use 8-10 hrs a day continuous use for about a week. My old mx1100 would get about 2 weeks, but was much heavier, slightly larger, and did not work on glass like this one does. I have to admit, the off white metalic is a fantastic athletic. The programmable buttons are a great help when using multiple programs and can be set up to change mouse settings based on the program your using. All around, this thing is worth the price if you rely on precise, comfortable control and use multiple surfaces and devices. - cheers.

Had the mouse for about 6 months and very much a solid piece of equipment. Only complaint so far is the dirt stains on the thumb portion, but sort of expected if you get the light color. It tracks very well on multiple surfaces and battery life has been pretty solid. Even when you have to charge it you can still use it as a wired mouse. The multiple device works very well and I've moved from laptop to desktop to phone with ease of the button push. Can't give any negative comments at this point! I did get it on sale so it was a good buy!