#Logitech mx master 2s review for mac#

#Logitech mx master 2s review for mac#

The colour scheme of the MX Master 3 for Mac is actually very reminiscent of Apple’s Magic Mouse 2 in Space Grey, where it has a black top and a space grey finish at the undersides. This space grey look is meant for Mac users to match it with their space grey MacBooks or iMacs Pro. However, the Mac version comes in a ‘Space Grey’ colour which is black on the top and space grey on the side. The regular MX Master 3 comes in a ‘Graphite’ colour which is dark grey on the top and the side. The only difference between the regular and Mac version is the aesthetic colourway. The battery LED indicator has been moved next to the thumb wheel, and now uses a single LED so there is no way of telling how much battery is left other than going into the Logitech Options software. The front and back buttons are repositioned so that they are now easier to press. The thumb wheel on the MX Master 3 is now made out of steel and is larger compared to the smaller rubber coated one on the 2S. The side of the mouse has the most changes. I found that there is greater support for the area between your thumb and the index finger. Thirdly, the MX Master 3 is actually slightly taller than the MX Master 2S, which is meant to be more ergonomic for your hands. Secondly, the MX Master 3 now has a tapered down look compared to the pointy look on the predecessor. As for design, the overall shape of the MX Master 3 is the same as the MX Master 2S, but there are quite some design changes.įirstly, the MX Master 3 has a slimmer design where it has straighter and more refined edges compared to the rounder MX Master 2S. The mouse is made of solid plastic with a grippy texture and now has steel components to give it a more refined look. Unifying receiver can be paired to the MX Master 3 for Mac Tech specs DimensionsĭPI (Minimal and maximal value): 200 to 4000 dpi (increments of 50 dpi)ħ buttons (Left/Right-click, Back/Forward, App-Switch, Wheel mode-shift, Middle click)ģ hours of use from a one-minute quick chargeīuild quality on the MX Master 3 mouse is great as usual. But if you have a spare Logitech USB-A unifying receiver, you can use it to pair the MX Master 3 for Mac as well. The MX Master 3 for Mac comes in a very Apple fashioned white box, and in the box you will only find these items:ĭo note that with the MX Master 3 for Mac, you do not get a USB-A unifying receiver but your charging cable is USB-C on both ends. The MX Master 3 for Mac retails at S$169.

In this review, I will discuss the changes made from the 2S to 3, and any differences between the regular MX Master 3 and the MX Master 3 for Mac. But recently, Logitech has announced the Logitech MX Master 3 for Mac. And late last year Logitech has updated the 2S to the new MX Master 3. More than a year ago, I reviewed the Logitech MX Master 2S which I claimed as the best mouse for productivity.