Type:
Standard Mouse
Item Height: 12.49cm
Maximum DPI: 4000
Model: MX Master 3
Connectivity: Wireless, Bluetooth, USB
MPN: 910005704, 910005698
Features:
Programmable Buttons, Grip, Thumb Button, Adjustable DPI
Item Width: 8.43cm
Tracking Method: Darkfield
Number of Buttons: 7
Colour: Graphite
Depends what the local price comes in as. The upgrades are fairly minor on the new model.
$170 rrp, by the looks
Honestly, unless you're using it for gaming or have a massive multi-monitor set-up, the 3S isn't worth the price premium. 8000 dpi is totally unnecessary for a general-use mouse on a normal desktop.
The only other upgrade is the silent switches, which again is great but unless you think a normal mouse click is far too loud, completely not worth the price premium
These are terrible for gaming anyway. There's baked in acceleration and lag.
Exactly.
its the 125hz polling rate that's the true sin
Mx series is not for gaming, high DPI but low response rate is nothing to gaming.
this is for the people who use multi monitor setups for excel sheets and visio … not gaming.
Meaning this will inevitably drop further in price. It's not really a deal at this price even. <$99 and then it might be worthwhile getting.
Great mouse, but a 3S version just got announced which has a higher DPI and is quieter
What’s the higher DPI for, to move between cells in Excel faster?
if not under 100, no deal
Surcharge makes it above $100
Great mouse.
$111 at Kogan at the moment
True, if anyone has one of those memberships its free I guess
I know the master is meant to be the 2nd coming of Christ when it comes to video editing, but tbh I find the large amount of key binds on the g502 more helpful then scroll wheels
wouldn't a stream deck be better?
Any recommendations for a good gaming mouse?
Thanks for that. I love the super light weight but doesn't look very big for my big hand. Ice tried the corsair ones and I like how they fit. Have you tried corsair before?
nope. my impression of corsair is always their PSUs, never their peripherals… so that has never crossed my mind.
i guess i'm old. I default to logitech mostly because of my experiences with their MX series so i naturally just picked their G wireless kbd/mouse when it's time to upgrade from my razer kbd/mouse.
i used to have backup razer mouse/kbd because they break randomly within 2 years (unfortunately they are overseas stock)… now i don't hve this issue with logitech. never looked back.
@Turbonetics: glad you like it. :)
it's a surprisingly light mouse, and i'm reading that some people are hacking to shave off more weight. lol.
I have a Logitech g903 and I don't recommend it. Apparently switches in that mouse are very susceptible to breaking, and it happened to me. The battery also has a really annoying short lifespan, for a wireless mouse I spend a lot more time leaving it wired.
do people actually want/prefer a quieter mouse (mx master 3s)? that sounds terrible to me
If I want quiet I use my magic trackpad/wacom pen
Anyone can comment about the middle click on this? I had the first MX master years ago and middle-click was un-usable (needed too much force to press which resulted in scrolling while doing).
I've had mine for almost a year now; no issues
It wasn't a fault thing, pretty sure it was like that by design - do you find it's as easy to click as it is on other mice, without the magnetic wheel? (Do you use middle click often? I imagine people who don't wont really mind the difference). Just trying to understand if they changed it - tried to look for some videos but no one seems to click the middle button.
Like I said, no issues. I use the middle button extensively to open links in new tabs or close tabs.
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with 3s around the corner… already released on US… this is less attractive