Logitech MX Master 3S Wireless Mouse Standard Edition with Logi Bolt USB Receiver + MX Creative Console: Mouse, Programmable Keys and Dial for Graphic Design, Video Editing, Adobe and More - Graphite

What Buyers Say

The most surprising feedback about the MX Master 3S mouse is the recurring complaint about its low polling rate, with users reporting it caps out at 95Hz via Bluetooth or 145Hz with the Bolt receiver, leading to noticeable cursor lag for some, despite its 8K DPI sensor. Many users praise the mouse's ergonomic shape and the MagSpeed scroll wheel's smooth, fast operation. The quiet clicks are also a frequently mentioned positive. However, its heavy 141.2g weight and large form factor make it less ideal for small hands or portability. The bundled MX Creative Console, with its customizable keys and dial, is highlighted for streamlining creative workflows in integrated apps.

“Man, this mouse feels amazing in my hand for hours, and the scroll wheel is pure magic for code, but seriously, the laggy cursor sometimes makes me want to throw it across the room when I'm trying to be fast! And the console is cool but another cable on my desk, really?”

Buying Guide

When you're looking at a mouse and console combo like this, you're really buying into a workflow system, not just pointing devices. For the mouse, the 'DPI' tells you how sensitive it is – higher numbers mean the cursor moves further with less physical mouse movement. 'Polling rate' is how often the mouse tells your computer where it is; a low rate can feel sluggish, like a video game with low frames per second. For the console, think about how many repetitive actions you do in your creative apps; the more, the more value you'll get from its programmable keys and dial.