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-adaptive scroll wheel, the ability to connect to three different devices at once and...

Excellent performance; Striking; ergonomic design; Clever 'Easy-Switch' function; Speed-adaptive scroll wheel

Bluetooth sometimes cuts out; Expensive

The Logitech MX Master 2S ($99.99) is a wireless mouse that's quite a bit pricier than the Logitech Wireless Mouse M320, our last top pick for general purpose mice, but its innovative features makes it a joy for multitasking users, particularly those who use multiple Macs and Windows PCs. In addition to being a comfortable mouse with a sensor that works on all surfaces, its Logitech Flow feature lets you copy and paste documents, images, and text from one computer to another, speeding your workflow. MX Master, Improved The MX Master 2S looks a lot like its previous iteration, the Logitech MX Master, though it trades the latter's copper finish for a light gray, dark blue/teal, or dark gray/graphite body. Measuring 3.4 by 5 by 2 inches (HWD), the mouse is sculpted to fit right-handed folks with average-sized hands. Aside from the shortened "Logi" logo on the left mouse button and MX Master 2S name printed on the bottom, you'd be hard pressed to tell the two generations apart, and t...

The Logitech MX Master 2S is the ultimate wireless multitasking mouse, especially if you have a Mac and a Windows PC on the same desk.

Comfortable; Switches automatically between devices; Cross-platform copy and paste; Works on all surfaces; Long-lasting battery

Gesture buttons and motions can be unintuitive at first

I had the Performance MX mouse from Logitech for years and it worked great. So it was only logical to upgrade to the new mouse from Logitech when my Performance MX finally died.

Good looking; good finish

First mouse broke down in less than 24 hours; replacement broke down in less than a week

As with many of the high-end Logitech products, the MX Master 2S is very well thought out product, which delivers great value for money. It may not deliver all the features required for a gaming setup, nor does it wish to, but it's a very good, all-round mouse aimed at productivity.

Great features; Extremely long battery life; Accurate tracking; Multi-surface support

Fairly large; No left-hand support; Finicky software

The MX Master 2S lets you cut-and-paste files, portions of images, and text directly between several connected computers using new, overarching Logitech software. If this is handy in your work, this "Flow" feature might outweigh this good mouse's hefty price.

Unique cut-and-paste function between paired computers; Solid ergonomic design; Laser sensor tracks on most surfaces; Connection-swapping among up to three paired devices; Recharges one full day in three minutes

Pricey; No lefty version; Gesture "button" is concealed in the thumb rest; Button to switch connections is under mouse

While productivity mice may not have the flash of their gaming counterparts, I found the MX Master to be a worthwhile companion with a lot of intelligent features and very few drawbacks.

Comfortable design; Smart gesture controls; Functional software; Long battery life

Tiny thumb buttons; Lackluster scroll wheel

It is my 5th Logitech MX mouse. I also have a MX anywhere 2S. I've been using MX mouse since it was first launched. It never disappointed me. Super comfortable and smooth.

I have paired this with the dongle on my notebook and via Bluetooth for my Surface and have had no issues, also has a great response rate for spanning multiple monitors.

Logitech really nailed everything with this mouse. Quality craftsmanship, satisfying crisp clicks all around, very good wheel (something often overlooked). Comfortable to hold and nice choice of materials. For desktop use, this is pretty much one of the best out there.

Very well built - sublime clicks, excellent wheel (consistent sound and feel both up and down); Nice middle click with moderate force; All round very sturdy and quality construction; Quality plastic/materials; Feels comfortable to the touch and doesn't show marks/stains from skin oils.

Arch is higher than most mice; so might be a comfort issue for some people (hasn't bothered me though)

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-day computing.