Logitech MX Master 2S Bluetooth Edition Wireless Mouse – Use on Any Surface, Hyper-Fast Scrolling, Ergonomic, Rechargeable, Control Up to 3 Apple Mac and Windows Computers - Graphite

I am a big fan of logitec products they do a wonderful job. This mouse feels great, has a wonderful array of buttons and functions. The mouse connects to Bluetooth easily. But the reason its 3/5 stars is when the mouse in not in use it takes a good 3-5 seconds to awaken. This wouldn't be an issue if the mouse went to sleep every 15 minutes. The experience I have is the mouse goes to sleep every 2-3 minutes sometimes seems faster. It is very frustrating to try and type up a document and every time you stop to make a grammar or spelling correction the mouse doesn't respond for the next several seconds. I have to assume this has to do with Bluetooth connectivity, I've searched for settings and changed many to keep the connection active but I've had no success. If this mouse had a wireless usb receiver like most I would exclusively use it. I like the mouse but would not buy it again, for this price I can get something else that is comfortable and does not have this sleep lag issue. (UPDATE) originally rated 3/5. You can purchase a USB receiver and pair the device to it solving the issue. Great mouse.

10 out of 10 would recommend. If you want a smooth comfortable mouse with mappable buttons, this is your mouse. I'm a CADD coordinator for a large engineering firm and this is what I suggest to all of my drafters. Even now as some of us have moved to 3D, I still use this with my space mouse when working in Inventor. With this model you still get the "click" sound when operating it. For me, I like that. The software makes it so easy to map the buttons to suit your workflow and needs. For me it's ergonomic and reduces pressure on my wrist. My favorite feature, next to the easy of operation, is the thumb rest with a button straight down. For AutoCAD "enter" is a key used hundreds a time a day. My thumb button is mapped to "enter". The look is professional too. It feels balanced. Not too heavy and not so light as to feel cheap

Best mouse I have ever used. I suffer from carpel tunnel so this has been a dream to use. My wrist and forearm pain is almost non-existent now. Good quality, too.You are paying for the premium build and it is worth it.

I really love this mouse design, it fits my large hands well and is comfortable to use. I can't really be happy with any other mouse, I keep coming back to this one. It works great, feels great, I can't ask for me.

This mouse is one of the best options available. However, if you can spend a little more, I recommend upgrading to the Logitech MX Master 3S, as it is considered the best mouse on the market. I started with this model before upgrading to the MX Master 3S, and I absolutely love it. If you choose not to go with the MX Master 3S, you will still enjoy using this mouse. Its scrolling feature is good, but the scroll is a bit noisier, and the clicks are also louder compared to the MX Master 3S. The price is reasonable, and the grip is excellent, just like on the 3S. Additionally, this mouse has a more attractive design than the 3S. I would rate it 4 stars because it falls slightly behind the MX Master 3S and is an older model.

I have really big hands, and this mouse is perfect for me. I would highly recommend it; the mouse works perfectly. My older one would sometimes take a bit to respond, but this one is on fleek, as the kids say.

I couldn't figure out why my mouse had slow performance until I disconnected a few Bluetooth devices, like my speakers. Now the mouse is working perfectly, and I love the multiple display feature. Unfortunately, the Flow feature doesn't seem to work well, but that's okay. Overall, I don't think I would buy another bluetooth mouse but i'm happy with this particular purchase.

I've bought two of these mice, and I love them. Great form, great weight for large, strong hands. The scroll wheel that switches between clicky to free-spinning is something I can't do without.I love this mouse, all except for one major issue.DRIVERS. And the way the wireless adapters/mouse use them to communicate (not-so) effectively.Maybe it's just a... windows 10 thing? Maybe it's just... my motherboard? Maybe I've just had two bad mice?Or maybe Logitech just needs better drivers and wireless adapters. Also there are way too many different types of wireless adapters. Very confusing for any consumer that just wants things to work. Let alone someone like me who's grown up with computers for most of their life.Final note: the charging port. Micro USB or whatever this crap is called. Hate it, always have. Truly a pity this doesn't have a USB-C port instead of micro USB.If logitech would just release a version of this mouse with better drivers and more reliable adapters that I don't have to fight with and forego in favor of blutooth (it technically works, but it just doesn't feel right to me because it's not a true dedicated, proprietary connection... it's just blutooth), and change the charging port on the mouse from micro USB to USB-C, I'd give this six stars out of five. It's a very good mouse, with average noise levels on its clicks, average click sensitivity, functionality that is so abundant I'll likely never use it (I always disable everything honestly), and a girthy weightiness and form to it that's comfortable for large hands.I'd buy two if they fixed these problems without removing the scroll wheel and without changing the shape. Unfortunately, last I checked, no such mouse exists. So I have two of these, instead.