I do highly recommend test-fitting any mouse before buying (or buying from somewhere with an easy return policy), as what feels right in my hand may feel horrible in yours.īeyond the fit, though, it's the features that I find so well done and usable on this mouse… I find the MX Master 2S very comfortable in my hand-much more so than Apple's Magic Mouse-the shape and size more naturally fit the size and curve of my hand. Keep reading for the much longer version. If you'd like the tl dr version instead, here it is: I love the MX Master 2S due to its great ergonomics, customizability, and easy multi-computer support. So what follows are many words (and images) about a computer mouse. I don't do a ton of reviews here, but when I do, they tend to be long, because I like to use a product first, then review it in depth.
Note: I really dislike reviews that are so short they read more like press releases (and sometimes actually are reprinted press releases). After some searching and hand-fit tests, I bought a Logitech MX Master 2S ( $70 at Amazon) mouse 1 Note that this is definitely a right-hand-only mouse, and Logitech doesn't appear to offer a left-handed version. Although I never found the Magic Mouse all that comfortable, I kept putting off replacing it.įinally, when I ordered the new iMac-yes, that task sat on my to do list for nearly five years-I decided to go back to an ergonomic button-laden third-party mouse. So I started using the Magic Mouse that came with the iMac, and added "get new third-party mouse" to my to do list. Shortly after I bought my 2014 iMac, my third-party mouse died.
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