Precise, fast, comfortable; introducing the new Logitech MX Master Wireless mouse for Windows and Mac.
Logitech announced the new Logitech MX Master Wireless Mouse on Tuesday, March 24. The company's latest high-tech computer accessory works on Windows as well as Mac PCs.
NBC News noted that Logitech's latest computer accessory is without-a-doubt very impressive. Users of previous Logitech mice may be familiar with the general shape of the wireless MX Master. That said, this latest peripheral adds a few new twists.
For starters, up top is a scroll wheel that clicks when user rotates it slowly, but spins rapidly and without friction if given a real go.
A second wheel to enable sideways scrolling or swapping applications is placed near the thumb shelf.
A special dongle allows users to quickly swap the mouse between any three devices eliminating the need for swapping dongles or fiddling with Bluetooth settings.
Boasting ability to pair up with three devices simultaneously, the Logitech MX Master Wireless Mouse is a beautifully designed, customizable mouse that works with laptops, desktops as well as Microsoft Surface.
PCMag noted that Logitech's new gadget supports the hand and wrist in a natural position to ensure user's hand does not cramp up while switching between keyboard and mouse, or get tired halfway through the day.
Not only that, with the aid of Logitech Options software, users can customize the buttons to suit their needs while the Logitech Darkfield Laser offers exceptional tracking on virtually any surface including high-gloss surfaces and glass. In addition, the mouse has a speed-adaptive scroll wheel that allows users to auto-shift from click-to-click to hyper-fast-scrolling, and also an extraordinary thumbwheel that facilitates side-to-side scrolling and page switching.
Global vice president of computer peripherals at Logitech, Charlotte Johs said in a statement that the plentiful navigation options and advanced features make the $99 wireless mouse the company's best mouse ever.
Check Logitech's exclusive "In The Making" video below.
