logitech mx master 3 advanced wireless mouse for mac

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Calificado en Estados Unidos el 4 de agosto de 2020

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GOOD: First off, big fan of Logitech good and I already own 2 MX Master 3's (at office and at home) - that's how much I like it. This is the same Logitech MX Master 3 that you know. Absolutely beast of a mouse with the best ergonomics, magical magnetic scroll wheel (automatically switches based on how quick you scroll), right thumb wheel, and programmable buttons.

BAD: Really disappointed here in Logitech. There's absolutely no difference in functionality in the mouse (which is good) but 2 things really stand out here. First is, all they did was change the name to "For Mac" and changed the color to Space Grey (personally prefer the matte black look of the original). Again, there's absolutely no change in functionality - nothing specific or new for the Mac that didn't exist in the original, which I currently use with the Mac (Flow is still the same, gesture buttons for Mac specifically are the same). But for the same exact price ($99), they left out the usb receiver, which offers far less latency than Bluetooth (its a dedicated channel just for the mouse vs a shared Bluetooth channel), and I can definitely tell the difference. There's a slight lag at times with the scroll wheel or when I try to move the mouse. The reason they likely did this was to save costs and because they refuse to make a usb-c version of their dongle and most new Macs only come with usb-c. But if you're using a dock or any kind or have a usb-c converter, the dongle is worth for the responsiveness alone.

Bottom line, do yourself a favor and get the original one for the same price with the dongle, and if you don't need it, at least you still have it (it still also does Bluetooth). I would have been happy had they cut the price $10 or so but why Logitech?

Calificado en Estados Unidos el 20 de agosto de 2020

Color: Gris (Space Grey) Compra verificada

I am a Mac guy. Ever since I switched from Windows to Mac. My choices were limited I had the choice of either a mouse or trackpad. Long gone was my favorite device. The Logitech rolling trackball mouse. I loved that device. Fast forward I caught an advertisement for the new MX master 3 at first I dismissed it I have a Mac. Thats not for me. I noticed it said logitech MX Master 3 for Mac. $99.00 later it arrived yesterday. The moment you place your hands on it. Ergonomically perfect. ( its a Logitech ) as I scroll through it and move it around its amazing. and I have a Mac. it was so great today. I ordered the MX master keyboard $99.00 to compliment my new Love. My Logitech Mx Master 3 for Mac .
P.S.
Don't tell my wife. I will let her know when it arrives. It is better to ask for forgiveness than to ask for permission. Hey , I wear the pants in my family. Just don't tell her I said that. lol
Semper Fi.

Calificado en Estados Unidos el 30 de julio de 2020

Color: Gris (Space Grey)

I recently bought this mouse for my mac, as it is advertised as the "mx master mouse for mac". I've had issues with the original mx master (version 1), where the scroll stopped working on MacOS catalina. I bought this mouse in hopes that Logitech has addressed this software or hardware issue. I am very unhappy with this purchase as I spent $100 for a product that does not even scroll.

This seems to be an ongoing issue with logitech. I had the original MX master mouse back in mid 2019 and it worked fine for a year, then it stopped working with the new OS (catalina). Since March, there have been no software updates that have alleviated this issue. I bought this new mouse, as it is advertised as a mouse for mac, and the scroll doesn't work. $100 for a mouse that doesn't scroll.. On top of that, logitech's customer service is so bad. They put you through ongoing loops and transfers until you just give up with trying to find a solution. Going to return this as soon as possible.

Calificado en Estados Unidos el 30 de octubre de 2020

Color: Gris (Space Grey) Compra verificada

I've owned every version of the MX Master, and countless other Logitech mice like the MX Vertical and the wired gaming mice. This one just.... skips and lags all the time. It's not bad enough so as to be unusable, but it's a nuisance to deal with — and it does not matter if you're using Bluetooth or the Logitech wireless receiver. I've tried it with multiple Logitech receivers on various Mac devices — no luck.

Pros:
- Definitely an improvement over the last generation in terms of comfort.
- Battery life is very, very good.
- Clicks are light too, just the way you'd want them to be on a mouse designed for comfort.

Cons:
- The last generation always had minor connectivity issues when paired via Bluetooth, and if anything this one is a step backwards. Save yourself the hassle and get the non-Mac version as I've heard it works better, or opt for a Logitech mouse that relies on the receiver rather than Bluetooth.

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Calificado en Estados Unidos el 25 de mayo de 2021

Color: Gris (Space Grey) Compra verificada

I loved this mouse when I first started using it with my Mac mini until I noticed that it would just stop working several times per day for around 30 seconds. It doesn't sound like a lot, but it was not a cheap mouse. I've never paid $100 for a mouse before and expected a great experience. I have never had this kind of issue with any mouse, bluetooth or otherwise. Before I bought this mouse I was using an Apple Magic Mouse for a couple years with the same computer and never had an issue.

I contacted support and their solution was to use the dongle that came with my keyboard (since the mouse didn't come with one). This wasn't a solution, I bought a bluetooth mouse because I wanted to use bluetooth, not permanently take up one of my few USB ports. But I tried it anyway to see if it was better. It no longer stops working but instead frequently lags which is just as disruptive, maybe even more so than the bluetooth issue.

When the mouse is working and not lagging it is really good, it feels good and the scroll wheel is amazing, and I like that I can pair it with multiple computers and quickly switch between which one I want to control. I will be looking for another mouse. I should have returned it when I still had the chance.

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1.0 de 5 estrellas Avoid "for Mac" version if you think it's any better via Bluetooth!

Calificado en Canadá el 23 de marzo de 2021

Color: Gris (Space Grey) Compra verificada

For you, Logitech:
Improvements to Master 2S version:
- Scrolling is overall smoother (specially Free Spin feels very nice and now I prefer it over Ratchet mode), back/forward thumb buttons in a better position, no limitation from mouse frame on left click button, larger and smoother thumb wheel, USB-C charging port, better material for both scrolls so won't get discoloured over time (like what happened for my white Master 2S)

You want 4-star rating?
- Stop mis-advertising "for Mac" version (for the same price!!) that has the same Bluetooth connection latency issue as the version that comes with your Unifying receiver! Offer a tiny USB-C receiver ASAP! You know the problem your customers have! You'd better offer Space Grey (not blackish!) MX4 with USB-C Unifying receiver, or fix the Bluetooth issue or ask Apple to integrate your receiver on the MacBook!!!

You want 5-star rating?!
- Increase the length of back/forward buttons so they can be pressed without thumb movement required; possible now, but not very comfortable as the buttons are short! The position of these buttons on 2S is horrible!
- Increase the Gesture button clickable area way wider. You did a good job removing the limiting mouse frame on side of this area, but decreased the clickable area to a smaller area compared to 2S! How come?!! This now needs you to move your thumb every time and point with tip of your thumb instead of pressing by thumb side!!
- Provide a L/XL size for people with larger hands so their little finger won't get rubbed against desk/pad at all times, but it will surf on the mouse along side other fingers!!

5.0 de 5 estrellas Nice upgrade from the 1st generation!

Calificado en Canadá el 27 de diciembre de 2020

Color: Gris (Space Grey) Compra verificada

I previously owned a 1st generation MX Master which had issues with connecting with Bluetooth. I ended up buying this 3rd generation one for my work setup and it has been great! They have fixed all the problems from the 1st generation and the materials feel higher quality (despite the mouse feeling lighter.) The side buttons are now much better positioned so you can make use of them easier. Battery life is much better and the USB-C cable is great to see, especially since all Macs use it now. Was a bit hesitant buying this since a few reviews mentioned wonky Bluetooth connectivity, but I have had zero issues using it in the past month daily.

No software needed to get this running on MacOS, but if you want to customize the buttons you will need to install their software which is easy to use. If you are having problems with the software detecting the mouse in MacOS, go into System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Privacy tab and make sure the Logitech software is enabled under "Input Monitoring" - after this it works without a problem!

5.0 de 5 estrellas The mouse I should have bought ages ago but now with the bonus "For Mac" version

Calificado en Canadá el 15 de octubre de 2020

Color: Gris (Space Grey) Compra verificada

I love this mouse! I've had the smaller Anywhere 2s model since I bought the iPad Pro bought just wasn't the best with the laptop. I've looked at this mouse multiple times but when I see that the newer MX Master 3 had a "For Mac" version I had a closer look.

I read and watched as many reviews as possible and the small features that work with macOS and iPadOS sold me.

It's a smooth mouse and I found out by mistake that it works on glass. I have a glass table but had a mousepad that sticks to the desk so I can use a mouse. I then realized that my mouse went off the pad and was still working. So now I've pulled the mouse pad off the glass desk and use it right on the glass table.

It is bigger than the Anywhere 2s as you can see in my comparison pictures.

I don't have large hands and the mouse feels good. I would like to see the back end of the mouse be more flush with the bottom instead of curve inward so the palm of my hand could rest on it better but certainly not a deal breaker.

The added button to push with your thumb is a nice touch. I use it for expose on macOS and app selection with iPadOS.

I would certainly recommend this mouse. It took a while for it to return to stock on Amazon and when it did I picked it up quickly and I was surely happy that I did.

4.0 de 5 estrellas Great so far for photo editing. Mac gestures not quite as smooth as the trackpad but close

Calificado en Canadá el 15 de diciembre de 2020

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After using my trackpad for years I plugged in an old cheap mouse. The ergonomics were impressive and couldn't be ignored but I was frustrated with the cheapo's stutter and lack of consistent movement. For me that mostly means if I try to shade and area of a photo - the trackpad was clumsy because you have to do a sort of hold click with one finger while the other slides around. And the cheap mouse would skip out to other areas unpredictably. Meaning I had to use slow, smooth movements in both cases.

I researched a better mouse and found the MX 3 recommended in several places. There were many options that would track well and it nails this job but I went for it because of the additional and Mac specific features.

I can shade very fast which is more natural for me and the app-specific button mapping is a welcome bonus along with all the extra buttons.

Install wasn't completely smooth - I had to google help for it and found a walk through on a message board. (Mostly the issues were about enabling the correct permissions.) It took me a bit to get it working the way I like and am still tweaking the two scroll wheels. Sometimes the thumb/lateral is way slower than the main or both are fine but then out of whack in a menu... It's not perfect. And the gesture controls are not as snappy as the built in ones on the Mac trackpad. It's not as big as I'd like as some other user have noted. If that's more important than the UI perks then I recommend you check out earlier models.

But still, it's a huge upgrade and life-improvement for me. The automatic clutch is clever and seems to work well but I love leaving the scrollwheel in free mode- scrolling text is very nice for reading and feels more natural than the staccato nature of click wheels. The battery life is seems crazy good. Been a few weeks and haven't seen the (admittedly vague) battery level decrease.

I hope updates address the (sometimes) inconsistent scroll speeds, or I can figure out where to tweak them better.

All in all I would fully recommend this mouse for non-gaming Mac users.

4.0 de 5 estrellas MX Master 3 vs Apple Magic Trackpad 2

Calificado en Canadá el 9 de febrero de 2021

Color: Gris (Space Grey) Compra verificada

I don't usually write reviews, but I just wanted to write this one, because when I was doing my research I couldn't find decent information for my particular use case. So I am a software developer by profession, and for the most of my time I was working using my trackpad on the Macbook Pro. I was looking for something that could be a bit more comfortable to use with an external keyboard (I ended up with the MX Keys btw - great keyboard!). As part of my workflow I heavily rely on the built in gestures to move between desktops etc. So when I saw this mouse, and that it had support for gestures, I got really excited, because I thought I could have something a more ergonomic, without losing the ability to perform gestures. So I ordered one. Overall the mouse is fantastic, but the gestures aren't really that great, when you compare them to the Apple trackpad.

Here is what's not great about the gestures on the MX Master 3:
- You don't get anywhere near the same amount of precision as you do with the Apple trackpad. Once you perform the gesture, you have to see it complete until the end - you can't switch do a different gesture midway. For example, you start switching desktops and you want to go back, you have to first complete the first transition, then trigger a second one. You feel very disconnected from the workflow.
- The gesture button is a bit hard to press and get used to (I tried it out for a week). Every time I had to change to a different desktop, I had to think about what I had to do. It doesn't feel intuitive, and breaks your workflow. Maybe it's just me, but I tried it for a week to see if I just had to get used to it.
- Sometimes the gestures simply wouldn't register (possibly something with the connection). I tried both the unifying receiver and bluetooth connections. It was the exact same issue for both.

So to sum it all up, if you are someone that currently uses the Apple trackpad with a heavy use of gestures in their workflow, do not get this mouse. Get the Apple Magic Trackpad 2 instead. But if you only use gestures occasionally, you will love the mouse. Other than the gestures, the mouse is fantastic - all this hype isn't pure marketing. It really is good.

Hope this helps someone, as I didn't find any comparison on the internet about the gestures compared to and Apple trackpad.