Awesome mouse, solid battery, (2 weeks = solid 6 hours per day) and extremely comfortable. Im on mac for work, and really take advantage of the customisable gesture button (under the thumb).

The Logitech MX Master ($99.99) is a slick-looking mouse with a few extras up its sleeve, like multiple-device support, an array of connectivity options, and a long-lasting, fast-charging battery. Logitech has made some of our favorite mice, from the Marathon Mouse M705 to the Wireless Mouse M320($58.68 at Amazon), our current Editors' Choice. In the MX Master($79.99 at Amazon), the company has created a versatile multi-device mouse that has some unique features, but the implementation of these extras isn't perfect. Design Logitech has trumpeted the design process that led to this mouse, but despite the hand-sculpted form, the blend of materials, and the visually distinctive look, it's not that large a deviation from the average mouse. The wireless design is nice, and there's a cord included, should you want to use it as a wired mouse—the cable is primarily for charging the battery, but it can be used either way. Measuring 3.4 by 5 by 2 inches (HWD), the MX Master is meant for r...

The Logitech MX Master is a wireless computer mouse that supports up to three different devices, but some features still need refinement.

Elegant design; Multiple connectivity options; Can switch easily for use among multiple devices; Fast-charging battery, with long life on our tests; USB cable included

Touchy adaptive scrolling; Gesture button and motions are unintuitive

Works well, good functionality, comfortable to use, good quality, comes with good software to change preferences. The only problem is, the Flow function doesn't work for me.

The best mouse I've ever owned. The locked to free scroll mode (when you flick the wheel hard enough) is super useful and with the range of options available on the buttons and side scroll means that you can change it to suit your needs

On a purely personal note, this whole mess has been depressing. I'm not a rich man, and splurging on a fancy mouse was a real treat for me. It's hard to see this much money go to waste on a piece of junk.

Just about everything about this mouse is great; Good shape, good button layout, feels good to use; In every respect save reliability, this is probably the best mouse I've ever used

The mouse randomly cuts out or stutters while in use; At first I thought it might be an issue with the surface I was using it on, or maybe I was letting the battery get too low; But the problem persists even when I've confirmed the thing is fully charged, and no matter what surface I use it on.

The ergonomically advanced mouse is a true beauty to get straight out of the box. Here are some of the specs:

The gestures make clicking things such as Launchpad and shortcuts that much easier

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Today we have the MX Master on hand and it looks to be Logitech's best creation yet. This incredible looking mouse is said to be Hand-sculpted for supreme comfort and control. The MX Master is also brimming with the latest features including dual connectivity, Easy-Switch technology, Darkfield...

Going into my testing of the MX Master I knew that the MX Master wasn't aiming to be a gaming mouse. Logitech has a whole series of mice that do just that. So I focused my testing on everyday functionality and usage.

Turns out, mouse design is a serious business. Logitech has spent several years designing its new flagship peripheral, the MX Master, capable of embracing not just one but three of your computers, and even coaxing loyal trackpad users back into the fold.

There's very little that the Logitech MX Master won't connect to, although it may be overkill for many users. Mice are mice, right? In an age where trackpads and touch interfaces are taking up so very much of the market, it could be tempting to declare mice as real niche products.