Well, I guess horizontal scrolling is nice - and the MX Master 3 provides a thumb-level horizontal scroll wheel, in addition to the normal scroll wheel between the left and right mouse buttons. It points, it clicks, it zooms and scrolls. The MX Master 3 has all your standard mouse features. I opted for the non-Mac-specific version, as I read there’s been a lot of Bluetooth issues with the Mac version and you won’t get a Logitech mouse dongle with the Mac version. This is my review after one week of daily use. I decided to look into alternate mice that work well with macOS, and settled on the Logitech MX Master 3. I own a Glorious Model D, which I use with my PC and have tried to use with macOS, however scrolling is a pain without smoothing and it needs a third-party app to fix this. I love the gestures and the smooth scrolling is hard to beat, however in recent weeks I have felt some wrist pain develop. On my 2018 Mac mini, I primarily use a Magic Trackpad 2. This is not a comprehensive review, though I do go in depth on some key issues. In this review, I’m going to highlight what I like and dislike about the Logi MX Master 3, and compare it to the other mice that I use regularly.

Logi MX Master 3 Review - Luke's Wild Website

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