LogitechMX Master 2S Bluetooth Edition Wireless Mouse, Multi-Surface, Hyper-Fast Scrolling, Ergonomic, Rechargeable, Connects Up to 3 Mac/PC 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.

This is my third Logitech mouse in the MX Master series that I bought in recent times. After being totally impressed with my own MX Master 3S, I bought an additional MX Master 3S for my son (a graphic artist), and most recently, this MX Master 2S for my daughter (everyday computer usage). We are all super happy with these mice.Dependable Logitech quality, 2 months+ of usage on a single charge, useful features that are easy to access and activate, customizable button functions based on the specific software that you are using, and ergonomics that absolutely first rate. Even the mouse feel is solid. It does not feel flimsy or fragile, and the main mouse buttons (left and right click) feel the exact same way today as they did almost 2 years ago when my MX Master 3S was new. The variable speed scroll wheel is also so genius and convenient, adapting the scroll speed based on use without needing to selective press a button to change the scrool speed. (There is a button to change the scroll speed, but I almost never use that button since the mouse itself will automatically change the scroll speed mode based on how I use the mouse.)I know that there are other brands and designs out there, but based on cheaply some of them feel in hand, and how over time the main mouse buttons begin to lose their spring support, I am happy to spend the little extra to purchase a Logitech mouse that I know I will be happy with for the long haul.

Absolutely love this mouse, comfortable to use and works well. I use it with MacOS without issues. Decent battery life, I have to recharge it about every 2 ore 3 months, with about 3 or 4 hours of use per day which is about normal. The roller works great, and will scroll very quickly when you give it a fast spin, or very slowly when you creep with it, perfect for my purposes. Great mouse, highly recommended!

The new MX series is high quality from Logitech. I still think the buttons are weak. Love the Man size of this mouse and getting to know how to use it is fun and so refreshing. It is laggy at times, plugged in or not. I do not care about that as the overall performance is excellent for my needs. Very comfortable for larger hands. Look so cool with the MX Key KB, 12"x22" mouse pad. Change button & other features with the Logi software. Nice. Oh yea. Love~ SteveOUpdate: I moved the Bluetooth reciever to an extention on my keyboard tray and lag is gone for now. Love the Logi app to adjust buttons. It is micro-usb I still have some items that charge by that as well. The usb-C one is available.

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.

I love this mouse. It has settings that you can personalize and set-up to your own likings and preferences, which is amazing. The bluetooth connection is a PLUSSSS, and total game changer. The design is beyond comfortable to hold, I could use it all day without getting hand cramps or discomfort. The battery life on this thing LASTS for sooo long, it'll be weeks, if not a month or two before I realize it needs some charging, and it charges quite fast also, so it is very convenient.