Now, that’s not to say that the buttons feel the same. That’s unlike many other so-called quiet mice. Image source: Christian de Looper for BGRĪs mentioned, Logitech has built new quiet buttons into the left and right click buttons - and thankfully, that doesn’t cause the mouse to feel cheap or bad. Even after using the new Logitech MX Lift for a few days, which is built for ergonomics, I preferred the MX Master 3S - though that could just be down to what I’m used to. It feels natural all the time, and it never feels too small or cluttered. Logitech has long made great ergonomic accessories, and the MX Master 3S is no exception to that rule. The MX Master 3S for Mac doesn’t just look good, it feels great too. It’s sleek and stylish, and offers plenty of buttons, programmable and otherwise, for any workflow. Generally, the Logitech MX Master 3S looks great. It’s programmable, so you can change what that button does.Īt the front of the device is a USB-C port for charging, and on the bottom is a power switch, with a button to switch between your three different connections, if you use them. And, there’s a forward and back button, and a button in the thumb rest that lets you control gestures like switching between gestures or opening the launchpad. For starters, there’s a horizontal scroll wheel, which definitely helps in horizontal workflows like audio or video editing.

On the left side of the mouse, there are more buttons that can be controlled with your thumb.

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