Logitech MX Master 3S Wireless Mouse Standard Edition with Logi Bolt USB Receiver, Ultra-fast Scrolling, Ergo, 8K DPI, Track on Glass, Quiet Clicks, USB-C, Bluetooth, Windows, Linux, Chrome - Graphite

This mouse is a nice upgrade from my previous one, also a Logitech mouse. The design feels more comfortable to use compared to the previous mouse I was using. The thumb wheel is very convenient when I need to scroll left or right in a spreadsheet. The left and right buttons have a satisfying quieter sound and the metal scroll wheel is great for scrolling quickly. This mouse has many options for assigning tasks for the buttons depending on your needs. It's well built, has a bit of weight to it which makes it feel more premium in my opinion. I've only had the mouse for close to a month, but I have not experienced any issues with it at all. The battery life is more than sufficient in my experience, and charging the mouse doesn't take hours. The option to connect via the USB connector or Bluetooth makes it easy to use on multiple devices, up to 3.

I like using it a lot. It's a comfortable shape. The clicks are very quiet. The scroll feels good and the side buttons are easy to use. My hands are shaky so I need a mouse with a little bit of weight to it, and this works well. And of course, I love that it is rechargeable AND can still be used while it is plugged in. CONS: - It is very expensive for a mouse. - I would have appreciated more side buttons. - The side scroll wheel is too high up to be comfortable to use. I also wish it had a 'lock' mode like the top wheel.

I have been a fan of the MX Performance mouse for quite a few years, and was bummed when I found out it was no longer available. I am one that wants more than a 3-button mouse and loves having the option of setting up various buttons to simplify various tasks. I decided to try the Logitech MX Master 3S mouse, and have been using it over 2 months. I love it even more than the MX Performance mouse. This mouse connects with the supplied Logi Bolt Receiver and configured using the Logi Options app which shows Logitech products connected to both the Bolt receiver and the Bluetooth receiver. I have the Logitech MX keys keyboard that is connected to the Bluetooth receiver that is internal on my computer but can still be configured using the Logi Options software. So, why do I love this mouse and prefer it over the MX Performance mouse? 1) The MX Master 3S mouse is covered with a soft rubberized covering that does not show fingerprints or collect oils from fingers. The MX Performance mouse is plastic and eventually collects oils that look grubby which needs cleaning. 2) After installing the Logi Options software, the Logi Bolt receiver was instantly seen on my computer and the MX Master 3S mouse was easy to install on my computer. 3) Using the Logi Options app, this mouse is so much easier to configure for different programs that may use the buttons differently. For the MX performance mouse, I had to configure it for different programs by entering a combination of keys. This is all supplied in the Logi Options app. You need only to select the apps you want the mouse to be compatible for. Some of the pictures are some of the Logi Option app screens. 4) The Logi Options app can also be used to configure Logitech products connected to the Logitech Bluetooth receiver. 5) There is no need for a mouse pad. This mouse works equally well on any surface. 6) The battery charge lasts for much longer than the MX Performance mouse. I have had this mouse over 2 months and use it for at least 5 hours or more every day. I have charged it once in that time. The only downside I can think of comparing this mouse to the MX Performance mouse is that the rechargeable battery is not replaceable. When the battery goes, you have to buy a new mouse. Other than that, this model is far superior to prior models for both performance and battery longevity between charges. If you need a new mouse and like to have options, I highly recommend this mouse. If my opinion changes, I will update this review. I hope this review was helpful for you.

When I tell you, DO NOT Hesitate to order, just order the damn thing. I used to have the cheapest mouse I could find. But one day I was tired of barely feeling a click in that mouse and constantly having wrist issues/comfort issues using that mouse. Well, one day I did research and damn near every article point right back at this mouse. Looking back, I completly understand why. The mouse just fits in your hand perfectly and the extra buttons, especially the scroll wheel on the side have made going through emails and pdfs much much easier. The freely spinning wheel is also very nice as it makes no noise and scrolls almost faster then the speed of light. I really can't recommend a better mouse and is worth every penny. Overall, the quality is just perfect, it looks great, easy to connect to many devices, and just glides so easy over any mouse pad. The only drawback is the weight but as for me, using a mouse for work it doesn't need to be light as a feather as I am not gaming at work. I would also recommend buying a case just to make sure you don't damage or get it dirty especially if you travel.

I was using three PCs side by side, with three separate keyboards and three mice. All I wanted was one keyboard to take the place of three keyboards. What I got was so much more. Love the mouse which I hadn’t expected. Mice don’t take up a lot of room, so whether or not a mouse replaces three mice at first didn’t mean a lot to me, but when I discovered how comfortable and smooth this mouse is, I was thrilled to be able to use it with three PCs by the press of a button under the mouse. -So while I still have the original mice connected in case I don’t want to take the 5 seconds it takes to pick up the Logitech mouse and push a button to share the Logitech mouse, because I enjoy using the Logitech mouse so much more, I doubt the old mice will get much use! -So this keyboard and mouse work with up to three PCs, via LogiBolt or via Bluetooth. I wanted to connect the keyboard and mouse via LogiBolt on each PC. The set only comes with one LogiBolt that is pre-programmed to pair with the keyboard and mouse as computer#1/mouse1. More specifically, straight out of the box I could plug in the included ‘Logi Bolt’ into the USB port of any of my three PCs and it worked with each of Win 7, Win 10, and Win 11 PCs. HOWEVER, I didn’t want to have to keep switching the one LogiBolt among three PCs (and I didn’t want to rely on Bluetooth) so … I found two more LogiTech LogiBolts for sale on Amazon and bought two more LogiBolts. IMPORTANT: Unlike the LogiBolt that comes with the set, the additional two LogiBolts aren’t plug and play - a few simple steps needed to be done to pair each LogiBolt with the keyboard and mouse. So because this info is surprisingly hard to find, here’s the bottom line: 1) I used the pre-programmed LogiBolt USB Receiver that was included with the keyboard and the mouse on the Windows 7 PC, and it worked plug and play. Both the mouse and the keyboard pair (work with) that original LogiBolt USB receiver as computer 1 and mouse 1. 2) Next I wanted my Windows 10 PC to pair with the keyboard and mouse as computer 2. Since the LogiBolt purchased separately isn’t plug and play, for my Windows 10 PC, I had to use my pre-existing mouse and keyboard to navigate to logiwebconnect.com; and once at logiwebconnect.com website, then I inserted one of the new additional Logibolt USB Receivers (that I bought separately on Amazon) into the Windows 10PC and on logiwebconnect.com site the site recognized the LogiBolt receiver and gave me prompts to ‘add a new device’ to that LogiBolt receiver. Then I pressed the ‘computer2’ key on the new keyboard for 3 seconds to make the new keyboard discoverable by that particular Logibolt, and that’s what pairs the PC with the keyboard as computer2. So now that particular Logibolt USB Receiver sees the keyboard as belonging to computer 2 whenever computer 2 button is pressed on the keyboard. Then on that same logiwebconnect.com website, I was given the opportunity to add another device to that LogiBolt USB receiver, and so this time on the underside of the Logitech mouse I pressed the button until the number 2 appeared and the logiwebconnect.com website found the mouse and is now paired with that mouse when 2 is chosen underneath the mouse. So those are the steps to program the keyboard and the mouse to know they’re connected as computer2/mouse2 with that particular USB Receiver. FYI, in order to do all this, I still needed my pre-existing old keyboard and mouse to navigate the website, etc. 3) For the Windows 11 PC, IF I had had a pre-existing mouse/keyboard for that Windows 11PC, I would simply have used the pre-existing keyboard/mouse to navigate to logiwebconnect.com and follow the same steps I wrote in 2 above, except instead of choosing to pair as keyboard 2/mouse2, I would have chosen keyboard 3/mouse 3. -BUT I didn’t have a pre-existing keyboard/mouse for the Windows 11PC, so I actually ‘borrowed’ the LogiBolt from the Win7 PC and plugged it temporarily into the Windows 11 PC, and so the Windows 11PC immediately recognized the LogiTech mouse and keyboard on a plug and play basis as computer 1/mouse 1. I then went to the Logiwebconnect.com website and PLUGGED IN A NEW LOGIBOLT I HAD JUST BOUGHT ON AMAZON. The Logiwebconnect.com website then indicated that the Windows11 PC had two LogiBolts in it, so I had to choose which of the LogiBolts I wanted to add new devices to. (To make sure I chose the correct LogiBolt to program, I unplugged the original LogiBolt that came with the keyboard and mouse and paid attention to which LogiBolt disappeared from the list. Then I plugged the original LogiBolt back into the same USB slot in the Windows 11PC AND MADE SURE I CHOSE THE OTHER LOGIBOLT TO ADD DEVICES TO.). In other words, I used the original LOGIBOLT that comes pre-programmed with the mouse & keyboard as the #1 option in order to navigate through the logiwebconnect.com website to add that same keyboard/mouse as the #3 option to the new LogiBolt that I bought separately on Amazon. -and amazingly that worked! So if two Logibolts are connected to the same PC, the PC can be paired both as keyboard#1/mouse#1 and as keyboard#3/mouse#3 on the same keyboard/mouse! Once the Windows 11 PC was paired on the new LogiBolt as PC#3 for the mouse & keyboard, I simply unplugged the original LogiBolt and put it back in the Windows 7 PC, with the automatic and immediate result that the Windows 7 PC was once again computer#1/mouse1. In other words, once you pair a LogiBolt USB Receiver with this keyboard and mouse, the Logic bolt USB receiver REMEMBERS THE PAIRING AND WHATEVER COMPATIBLE PC YOU PUT THAT LOGIBOLT INTO WILL PLUG AND PLAY WITH THE KEYBOARD AND MOUSE. The pairing apparently happens at the Logibokt level, not in the PC itself. Conclusion: I only bought this because I wanted one keyboard that worked with three PCs easily. This set totally does that, once it’s set up (& I purchased two more LogiBolts rather than use Bluetooth to get up to three PC connections). I was delighted to find that this keyboard and mouse are very well made and EXTREMELY comfortable to use. Mouse is particularly nice - nicest mouse I have ever had. Who knew any mouse could be so superior, but this one really is. As a result of all this, after buying the keyboard/mouse set (that comes with one LogiBolt), PLUS BUYING TWO MORE LOGIBOLTS, I am able to easily use this keyboard and this mouse with three different PCs. I never downloaded any LogiPlus software onto any of my PCs, and probably won’t, since the reviews on that software are so mixed. The keyboard lighting is very nice and easy to read. Highly recommend if you have more than one keyboard cluttering your space - and the mouse is so nice I’m so glad I bought the full set. I hope this review is helpful to you :)

I upgraded from the MX Master 2S expecting noticeable improvements, but honestly, I'm a bit let down. The 2S was fantastic, and this 3S doesn't feel like much of an upgrade. My biggest frustration is the software setup. Some customization options work perfectly in Chrome but completely fail in Photoshop. It's inconsistent and annoying when you're trying to optimize your workflow across different programs. The mouse itself performs fine - the scrolling is smooth, it's comfortable to hold, and the build quality is solid. But there's nothing here that makes me think "wow, this is so much better than my old one." If you're coming from an older Logitech mouse, you'll probably be happy. But if you already have a 2S, save your money. The improvements are minimal and the setup hassles aren't worth it. Bottom line: It's a decent mouse, just not the revolutionary upgrade I was hoping for.

This is my favorite mouse ever, I've even bought one as a backup for when Logitech eventually decides to "improve" it and come out with an inferior device. Before I got the MX Master 3S, I'd tried multiple different mice from different vendors. The quality and consistency of those mice was always lacking. My old mouse finally died 18 years after I first started to use it and I was forced to get a new one. Luckily it was the MX Master 3S, the first new mouse I'd tried that had consistent scrolling, buttons, wasn't too loud (clicking can get annoying), and was very responsive. The ergonomics and grip on this mouse are stellar. I like the dark matte color that this has. The management software (on Windows) allows ample configuration - I use the scroll on the side for sound. I wouldn't say it's the most portable mouse in the world (it's a full-sized mouse) but if you had to you could. One final point: I'm reviewing the Bluetooth edition but can confirm that this works perfectly with the Logitech USB Bolt receiver. This is just the normal Logitech MX Master 3S, it just doesn't include the Bolt receiver. I prefer using the Bolt since it's ever so slightly more responsive. If you're hesitating about a new mouse, try this.

I've had this mouse for about 2 to 3 years. It WAS the best mouse I'd ever used. The functions available, the button placement, just overall a good mouse. Then, just about a year ago, it started getting a little tempermental. The left mouse key, the one you would likely use more than any other, started failing. It wouldn't register a click, or would register it, then drop it. It made using excel nearly impossble. If you are highlighing a row or column, or a group of cells, it wouldn't highlight what I needed. It would start out fine sometimes, then drop cells, or some other combination that had me resort to using the keyboard to do highlights. I also noted it might take a couple of click attempts to change cursor location, or to enter a URL. Very frustrating. I have found a few videos on how to repair it, but it seems like a lot of work with a little too much risk for a moust that originally cost over a 100 dollars. I've always had good experiences with Logitech, so I am a little taken aback by this one device. I have other, lower quality logitech mouses that are approaching a decade in use that still work just fine, so I'm just so let down. Still, though, the feel of the mouse is outstanding. It's smooth and fits my hand nearly perfectly. At this point, tho, I'm replacing it with one of my much older mouses while I figure out if i want to attempt a repair, or get a different model. Still, a solid mouse while it was working.