Logitech MX Master 3S: Is It Worth the Price?
The MX Master 3S costs several times what a basic wireless mouse does, so the question is what the money buys.
Mostly, it buys the scroll wheel. It switches between precise clicking and a free spin that flies through long documents and spreadsheets — once used, it is hard to go back. The quieter clicks on the 3S are a real improvement, and battery life runs into months.
Comfort is the caveat. It is a large, sculpted, right-handed mouse designed for a palm grip. Smaller hands, claw-grip users and left-handers are genuinely poorly served, so try one first if you can.
It also pairs with three devices and copies files between computers, which sounds gimmicky until you use two machines daily.
Who it suits: long desk days, spreadsheets, multi-device setups. Casual users will not notice the difference.
