Logitech MX Master 3S for Mac – Wireless Bluetooth Mouse
Logitech MX Master 3S for Mac – Wireless Bluetooth Mouse with Ultra-fast Scrolling, Ergo, 8K DPI, Quiet Clicks, Track on Glass, Customisation, USB-C, Apple, iPad – Space Grey
QUICK CHARGING , LONG LASTING
USB-C quick charge in 1 min for 3 hrs of use – full charge lasts up to 70 days(7).
COUNTLESS CUSTOMISATIONS
Customise buttons and optimise workflows with app-specific profiles in Logi Options+ (6).
MX + CREATIVE CLOUD
Get a complimentary 1-month Adobe Creative Cloud subscription with your purchase of MX Master 3S for Mac. Available for UK only.
PAIR WITH MX MECHANICAL MINI FOR MAC
Enjoy next-level typing with low-profile Tactile Quiet mechanical keys and smart backlighting.
GET STREAMCAM FOR SHARPER CALLS
Level up your streams and calls with full HD video, landscape and portrait modes, and Smart auto focus and exposure.
GET PREMIUM AUDIO WITH ZONE WIRELESS
Get premium audio for your music and calls, reliable Wireless connectivity, and a background-noise cancelling mic.
SPOTLIGHT PRESENTATION REMOTE
Present like never before with intuitive slide navigation, advanced digital pointer modes, and smart time management.
| Weight: | 320 g |
| Dimensions: | 12.49 x 5.1 x 8.43 cm; 320 Grams |
| Brand: | Logitech |
| Model: | 910-006571 |
| Colour: | Space Grey |
| Batteries Included: | Yes |
| Manufacture: | Logitech |
| Dimensions: | 12.49 x 5.1 x 8.43 cm; 320 Grams |
My hands are slightly larger than most. So finding an accommodating mouse can be a bit of a task.
This mouse has been great and feels good in the hand. I really like it.
I have been always using the magic trackpad for my work (mostly programming). However, the combination of a trackpad with this mouse has improved my productivity by a huge margin. 100% worth it ! don’t hesitate to invest in this mouse
Excellent mouse for your mac which can be configured. Magic mouse might have more features, but Logitech provides option to configure most of Magic mouse’s capabilities plus the ergonomics is unbeatable. Happy with the purchase.
I rarely buy mice but this one impressed me.
The battery lasts for ages. It is very ergonomic and the clicks are quiet. I work with a computer all day so it was worth the price for me.
And I haven’t even explored the more niche features yet.
Cons:
1. Wheel doesn’t work perfect, idk if it’s relate to wheel itself or applications, but scrolling often stops while wheel still spinning.
2. Though the advertisement claims the mouse is silent, my previous $10 mouse was more quiet.
3. Over time the mouse pointer gets sluggish and you need to restart bluetooth connection to get back to normal behavior (macOS Ventura 13.4)
Pros:
1. I assigned switch desktops for horizontal wheel and it’s so convenient the feature justifies the price itself.
2. Battery life is good, about 2 percent per day (I use it 5-10 hrs.).
3. The software is very flexible and I love that you can assign different keybinding for different applications.
4. Ergonomic depends on the size of your hand and grip style, but having long fingers I like it with both fingertip grip and palm grip
Overall I satisfied with the purchase
Logitech products, in my opinion, are very well built and ooze quality.
I’ve upgraded from the previous version MX 3. There have been a few improvements: –
The thumb wheel has a positive dampened feel, compared to the previous loose rattling incarnation.
Blue Tooth links directly with the computer, rather than via the old dongle on the MX 3, where the mouse pointer/cursor jumped around unreliably.
There is an additional button on the thumb skirt, offering extra features when depressed with the motion of the mouse.
I was sick of my cheap mouse and thought I’d go all out and glad I did.
This thing is insane, the scroll wheel is like some type of magic the way the setting changes the feel. You can literally have it so there’s 0 resistance and it spins for ages like a fidget spinner or something. The gesture button is mega useful although I’ve changed the button to just do a spotlight search as that’s better for me. If you want a no nonsense mouse that does it all then just spend the money. The Bluetooth is excellent and doesn’t interfere with my keyboard or phone like my other old dongle type mouse. Chuffed with it.
It also works on both operating systems over bluetooth.
This mouse does NOT work witht he Logitech Bolt Receiver (which is the receiver supplied with the MX Master 3S)
The MX master 3 (non-mac version) appears to be identical but that one comes with a Logitech Unifying Receiver in the box. So if you already have a Logitech Unifying Receiver which you wish to continue to use (for example if you have the MX Keys keyboard), then this is the mouse for you!
Rating: (5/5)
Review:
When it comes to navigating the digital landscape, having a reliable and high-performing mouse is an absolute game-changer. Look no further than the Logitech MX Master Mouse, an exceptional device that sets the bar for ergonomic design, extended battery life, and unparalleled precision.
Ergonomic Marvel:
One of the standout features of the Logitech MX Master Mouse is its ergonomic shape, which is expertly crafted to provide comfort even during prolonged use. The contoured design fits snugly in your hand, offering a natural grip that prevents strain and fatigue. Whether you’re a graphic designer, programmer, or simply a regular computer user, this mouse will revolutionize your productivity by ensuring your hand remains in a relaxed position, no matter how long you work.
Extended Battery Life:
In a world that demands constant connectivity, having a mouse that can keep up with your fast-paced lifestyle is a must. The Logitech MX Master Mouse excels in this regard with its impressive battery life. With a single charge, this mouse can last up to an astonishing 70 days of regular use! Say goodbye to the inconvenience of constantly swapping batteries or worrying about your mouse dying at a crucial moment. Thanks to Logitech’s advanced power-saving technology, you can confidently navigate through your tasks without any interruption.
Unmatched Precision:
Precision is paramount, especially for professionals and gamers who require pixel-perfect accuracy. The Logitech MX Master Mouse effortlessly delivers on this front, thanks to its high-precision Darkfield Laser Sensor. This cutting-edge technology allows the mouse to track flawlessly on virtually any surface, even on glass, with a staggering sensitivity of up to 4,000 DPI. Whether you’re editing minute details in graphic design software, maneuvering through complex spreadsheets, or engaging in intense gaming sessions, this mouse will astound you with its responsiveness and accuracy.
Unparalleled Customization:
Logitech understands that every user has unique preferences and demands, which is why the MX Master Mouse offers unparalleled customization options. With Logitech Options software, you can easily personalize the mouse to suit your needs. Assign shortcuts, gestures, and functions to the various buttons, scroll wheels, and even customize the cursor speed. This level of customization empowers you to streamline your workflow and navigate your digital realm with utmost efficiency.
Durable Build Quality:
The Logitech MX Master Mouse showcases Logitech’s commitment to quality craftsmanship. From its sleek and elegant design to its robust build, this mouse exudes durability. It feels solid in the hand, with no compromise on its premium feel. The buttons and scroll wheels are tactile and responsive, ensuring a satisfying click with every use. You can trust that this mouse will be your reliable companion, withstanding the rigors of daily use without skipping a beat.
Conclusion:
The Logitech MX Master Mouse is a true marvel of technology, combining ergonomic excellence, extended battery life, unrivaled precision, and unmatched customization options. It is a mouse that not only meets but exceeds the expectations of even the most demanding users. Whether you’re a professional, a gamer, or simply someone who values comfort and precision, this mouse is the ultimate choice. Elevate your computing experience to new heights with the Logitech MX Master Mouse – your digital journey will never be the same again!
I’ve been using an Apple Trackpad for quite some time, it was great but my hands have been hurting lately. I decided to finally give the mouse and a go and it’s phenomenal.
Feel much faster with it, my hands are already preferring it – couldn’t go back now.
I can’t believe I’ve been editing videos full time for 6 years and haven’t had this mouse! I’ve had it a week and I’m already noticing that my editing has sped up not end. Timeline horizontal scroll, custom buttons, custom gestures. My right hand used to leave the Apple trackpad all the time but now it doesn’t need to leave the mouse unless I’m typing something – meaning I’m spending more time cutting, trimming, moving between clips etc. if only I’d discovered this mouse years ago!
If you are looking for a mouse for multi-tasking and a lot of smart functions built in, this one is right for you.
I use it mainly for photo/video editing so all the great futures get to use.
Fits perfectly in hands,fully customisable especially on macbook all the gestures can be added.
Loosing one star as scrolling feels like lagging slightly, maybe I’ve received a faulty product or so
A really good product to me it’s better then the Magic Mouse by Apple but, some functions do not work. The scroll is to fast and the side scroll doesn’t work with all apps, the buttons on the side are useless but other than that it’s great and my hand is never tired or hurt anymore (if you owned a Magic Mouse and worked for hours on it you will relate) I will recommend it to any Mac owner with heavy use specially on creative applications but I’m for the average user you are better off with a cheaper mouse that does the same job
Big mouse so not as neat as a Magic Mouse but colour is great and works brill on a Mac without the annoying misbehaving you get with the top bit of a Magic Mouse when trying to scroll. Not sure of the value of the Mac version v the cheaper normal multipurpose one which has more features. I think it’s just the colour – which is important to Mac peeps for that superior desk look. Overall I prefer it to a Magic Mouse but will use the MM when travelling it’s much less bulky. Final points, it’s really only useable by righties, the whole thing is wrong if you’re left handed (there my be a leftie version) and you stretch your hand over the top of the mouse, sort of cupping it which might be ergonomically better but does feel odd compared to the Magic Mouse – try one first if you can.
The only complaint I had about the MX Master 3 was that the buttons were a bit too stiff and rather too noisy. The left, right and thumb buttons on the 3S for Mac are a bit less stiff, a lot quieter, and a lot lower-pitched, so it’s a great improvement. The button in the scroll wheel and the forward and back buttons are about the same, but they weren’t the problem.
I had to reprogram some of the shortcuts I had set up (there didn’t seem to be a way of transferring them from the Master 3 setup in the Logitech Options+ software), but it wasn’t hard.
Note that the “for Mac” version omits the Universal Receiver included with the plain 3 or 3S, so it’s purely a Bluetooth mouse with no fallback to USB.
After having used the original Magic Mouse (battery powered) for 8 years which was ingenious at the time of release and arguably still is. The Magic Mouse functions based on the glass touch surface and the use of various touch gestures produces a different function I.e. forward and back.
The MX Master 3 has the ability to do functions and more, despite not being touch gestures which isn’t a significant drawback. The MX Master 3 uses side buttons, side scroll and also directional movement gestures as functions. In addition, you can personalise each gesture and button to function as you like (E.g. volume up, volume down etc.) by using the Logitech Desktop App. Personalising functions has never been so good!
The Logitech MX Master 3 for Mac is designed beautifully it terms of ergonomics and the major selling point for me. It fits the shape of my hand and cuffs well.
The Magic Mouse always dragged my wrist due to the slim design but didn’t cause significant issues. However, after using the MX Master 3 you can’t really go back due to the difference in comfort.
The infinite scroll wheel is something that is very handy too. You can change between line-by-line scrolling or infinite scrolling which keeps scrolling as long as you want it to without disruptions in haptics.
The colour design and USB dongle is the difference between the normal MX Master 3 and the MX Master 3 for Mac but they both function as well as each other – In the design perspective it made sense to not include a dongle with the Mac version of the mouse as Mac tends to use less cables and extensions.
I’m not using the mouse for gaming so I can’t comment on how good it is for gaming but I’ll give the benefit of the doubt.
Overall, a fantastic mouse that I am very happy with. No more replacing physical batteries.
I love this mouse and think Logitech have done a great job addressing the issues that previous versions had.
It fits superbly in your hand, not to large or small, meaning you can use it for hours at a time with no issues at all. Every button is remappable (if you use the software)
It works on every surface I threw at it, from wood, to glass, to desk top, tacking was flawless.
Frankly it exudes quality and even at its high price it’s worth getting. Because it’s going to last you a good while.
HOWEVER, I bought the Mac version of the mouse, admittedly due to liking the colour scheme more than anything else. Sadly you don’t for some reason get the unifying receiver on the Mac version of the mouse, limiting you to just Bluetooth.
I have a receiver that I got with the MX Keys so tried pairing it with that and it worked fine. So I’ve no idea why they didn’t give you one with this mouse. Especially since the standard version of the mouse (as in none Mac branded, and plain black) comes with the receiver and at the time of buying was 30 cheaper.
As much as I love the colour scheme of the Mac one it’s not worth 30 or giving up the unifying receiver for, hence it losing a sta
Thankfully the Mac version does seem to work quite well with Windows, but be aware that it does not come with a USB-A cable or any sort of USB receiver, meaning you will have to buy these separately or rely on USB-C and Bluetooth to use the mouse.
Also, note that you need to have at least Bluetooth 4.0 with Low Energy capability or the mouse simply won’t work. I had to buy a separate adapter to get it working with my 2013 desktop. Another extra cost.
The mouse only works wirelessly and will not do anything apart from charging over USB.
The fact that you seem to get less in the box for the same price and what seems to be essentially the same mouse leaves a bit of a sour taste in my mouth. Apart from the Space Grey coloring and some changes in software to optimize the mouse for Mac usage, there seems to be no physical difference between the two versions.
I have been having a lot of problems with Bluetooth connectivity dropping every 20-30 minutes, but I can’t determine yet if this is a problem with the mouse itself, the version of the mouse I have, my Bluetooth adapter, or Windows itself.
Now, onto the mouse itself:
The accuracy of the pointing feels excellent. If your work involves doing a lot of very precise, pixel perfect mouse movements, you will like this mouse for that aspect alone. It certainly seems to outperform my G600, but it’s a subtle difference.
One disappointing aspect was the discovery that the mouse only updates at 80-90Hz. Coming from a G600, the downgrade from ~500Hz was noticeable and disappointing at first, though I did get used to it very quickly (primarily working, not gaming). I assume this is mainly down to the fact that the mouse is wireless, and I wish it was possible to use the mouse wired over USB to get a higher polling rate.
Also, as can be expected from a wireless mouse, if you leave it idle for more than a few minutes, it goes into sleep mode and needs to turn itself back on again before it can be used. It can take up to a second before the mouse will start responding again and the lag is noticeable.
Ergonomically, it feels great. (I use a palm grip and am coming from a Logitech G600) It is an extremely well built product and every part of it feels great in your hand. The only complaints I have are that the thumb wheel is not as capable as the main scroll wheel (it will just spin freely but much more stiffly than the main wheel, it doesn’t click), and the thumb button is very difficult to press sometimes, requiring a little bit too much force.
The scrolling: Physically, it feels great to use. It seems a bit fiddly to me and doesn’t feel as precise as my G600, but I think this is just a matter of getting used to it and getting the adjustment right. The smart scrolling (where the scroll wheel changes between clicking and free-spinning) takes some adjustment for it to feel right. To make matters worse, what’s happening on screen doesn’t always seem to correspond to how the scroll wheel is moving? The scrolling often stops for me well before the wheel itself has stopped spinning.
Battery life: As you’d expect, fine. Have only had the mouse for a week and apart from the initial charge, I haven’t plugged it in once yet.
The software: VERY annoying that you have to make an account with Logitech and sign in just to change vital settings on your mouse. For a $100 product, what on earth were they thinking???
Overall: Perfectly good mouse, but honestly, as I don’t need a wireless mouse, I’m kind of wishing I bought something like a wired G502 instead. I feel like I bought into the hype that this is “the king of mice”, when in reality, it’s a pretty good mouse with some drawbacks.
Enter Logitech with a version of the MX mouse designed specifically for use with Apple products.
The MX Master 3 for Mac is a wireless mouse with a built in rechargeable battery that comes with and is charged by a USB C cable. This plugs into the front of the mouse allowing you to use it while it charges, unlike the Apple mouse, which has its charging plug underneath the mouse, meaning you will have to remember to plug it in to charge when you are not using the computer, or else, have two mice so that one is permanently charged. The MX Master 3 comes in a clean black textured covering which has a rubberised texture to the body, that feels soft and grippy to the touch. It has space grey accents around the base and the scroll wheels mounted on top and the left side. It has a left and right button that fall under the index and middle fingers when the mouse is cradled in the palm, and the scroll wheel is also able to be pressed adding a third option on top. It also has a front and back button under the side scroll wheel, selectable with the thumb, and the base of the thumb rest is also a button, all of these are assignable using the Logi Options App that is a free download. This app also lets you adjust things such as scroll speed, mouse sensitivity and so forth. Behind the top scroll wheel is a further small button which allows you to select whether the wheel is free running or gives you a clicking sensation as you scroll. The Logi Options app has some pre-defined setup options for commonly used programs such as photoshop, setting for example the side wheel up to alter brush size without needing to use the keyboard or dive into the menus. These pre-defined setups can also be adjusted to suit your taste.
Underneath the mouse is the On/Off slider at the front which switches on the bluetooth allowing paring with your device (did I mention it was a bluetooth mouse?) the sensor array (which works even on my glass desk without a mousepad) and a small button at the back which lets you switch between up to three paired devices. So you could use it for your desktop, laptop and compatible tablet device (such as recent iPads). There is also a feature that Logitech calls Flow that allows you to setup two devices to work side by side allowing you to move the mouse cursor seamlessly from one screen to another. This allows drag and drop across both devices, or cut and paste, or viewing edits on one screen while assets are on another. This is setup with the Logi Options app, which is extremely easy and intuitive. Awesome
The ergonomics, looks and usability of this mouse makes it a strong recommendation for anyone who like me has longed for a mouse that fits the Apple ethos of form, function and design. Its taken Logitech to provide one and the 99 price tag is quite steep but if you spend hours editing photos or videos at your computer the programmable buttons will be a huge timesaver.
Thoroughly Recommended.