The latest MX Master 4 is like the popular MX Master 3, but with haptics. It's still a really great productivity mouse.

Let's face it, the Logitech MX Master line has effectively been the undisputed king of work/productivity mice for years now. Its combination of a sensor that works on just about any surface, a ...

The Logitech MX Master 3 and 3S are regarded as two of the best creator mice available, delivering an experience that allows users to control nearly every aspect of an application directly from the ...

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With its low-power wireless connection, the MX Master 4 sports incredibly long battery life: Logitech claims 70 days of power on a full charge and 3 hours of battery life after one minute of charging.

Often, there's no unique selling point to a gaming mouse: it either offers good quality for a great price, or it doesn't. But occasionally, there's something new enough about a mouse, or something ...

Logitech has officially launched the latest version of its popular productivity mouse, the MX Master 4. We've been able to use it for the past few weeks, so here are our hands-on impressions.

I'm constantly on a hunt for the best gaming mouse, testing dozens of rodents and ranking them in my list of top recommendations. Before Razer launched the Deathadder V4 Pro, the Logitech G Pro X ...

The MX Master 4 adds haptic feedback to a creator-friendly classic, bringing tactile vibrations for speedier shortcuts ...

Adjustable actuation is what lets you choose a custom “trigger” point for each key, and it’s the buzziest feature in gaming keyboards. Logitech is hopping on the train now, even if it had to do a lot ...

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That allows wireless operation without the need for a battery or an optical sensor. Full specs haven't been released, but the basics involve a 1,000 Hz polling rate and a resolution of 0.01 mm. For ...