QUICKTEST Logitech Mx Master 3

When the big daddy of the rat world opens up its coffers and coughs up a facelift of a legend, the world takes notice. The Master series of mice from the brand has been the go-to for most of the creators and professionals for a while now and this new squeeker comes with a load of new features, a new scroll mechanism and a hefty price tag, but does it have the cheese it promises to bring to the table?

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How is the build?

While the gaming series of mice have been tried and tested (we still abuse a G502 RGB) the story is no different when it comes to the workers. Clad in quality rubber and built like a tank, the MX 3 feels premium to hold and fits like a glove even if you have hands that can put an ogre to shame. The new scroll wheels are made from machined steel and are fiddle-worthy to say the least, but more on those later.

Is there a wire?

There's no wire, of course and there's no lag or even an indication of jitter. The sensor is in fact now 5X more accurate than the previous version and has a resolution of 4000DPI that really helps when you want to accurately target a single pixel. In fact, Logitech has blessed this mouse with its revered Darkfield Tracking tech that allows you to use it on almost any surface, including glass. There is a Type-C charging wire though but you get 3 hours of run time with a minute of charge and a full charge lasts you 70 days! Now isn't that a class act.

What is all this tech you speak of?