Logitech MX Master 3S review: quiet riot review

Quiet yet responsive buttons; Ergonomic design; Precise pointer movement;

Speedy scroll wheel has a learning curve; Dongle is USB-A; Right-handed design may not appeal to southpaws;

Logitech MX Master 3S Wireless Mouse Review

A hundred bucks is a lot to spend on a mouse, but since its debut in September 2019, Logitech's MX Master 3 has ruled our rankings with unbeatable comfort and cordless productivity. The new MX Master 3S ($99.99) doesn't reinvent the wheel—either of them—but it brings higher sensitivity and quieter clicks. It remains the best mouse you can buy for general use, and our Editors' Choice favorite among mainstream mice.Three Colors, Softer Clicks  Though its curvaceous shape is strictly for right-handers, the MX Master 3S isn't officially an ergonomic mouse like Logitech's MX Vertical. Nor is it a fast-twitch gaming mouse with sky-high 16,000 dots per inch (dpi) resolution, though its all-terrain Darkfield sensor has been boosted from 4,000dpi to 8,000dpi—more than enough for making fast moves across a large 4K monitor, or multiple monitors. Instead, the 5-ounce wireless mouse—available in pale gray, darker graphite, or black, and made with 22% or 27% recycled plastic depending on w...

Silent buttons and an 8,000dpi sensor bring Logitech's flagship MX Master 3S Wireless Mouse just one or two clicks from perfection.

Remarkable comfort and battery life; Perfectly precise electromagnetic scroll wheel; Ultra-customizable for different apps; Works with multiple devices and operating systems

Lefties need not apply; No place to store the USB dongle; Fans of tactile clicks may prefer the older version

Logitech MX Master 3S Review

Uprated sensor feels fantastic; Comfortable to hold; Logi Options+ software is excellent;

No cosmetic changes to the previous model; Expensive;

The best choice of Wireless mouse

it have a lot of improvement from the last version and great mouse for professional work with design and all functions.

Perfect for work

Able to set shortcuts on the mouse with the clicking that feels good but is quiet.