Logitech MX Master 2S Bluetooth Edition Wireless Mouse, Multi-Surface, Hyper-Fast Scrolling, Ergonomic, Rechargeable, Connects Up to 3 Mac/PC Computers

The Logitech MX Master 2S is a fantastic wireless mouse that delivers premium performance at a more affordable price point compared to the newer Master 3S. While the visible differences are mostly in the charging port (micro-USB instead of USB-C) and slightly tweaked side button placement, the overall functionality remains top-notch. The ergonomic design and larger size make it extremely comfortable for long hours of use—especially for people with average or larger hands. The tracking is smooth across various surfaces, including glass, which is a big plus for work-from-anywhere setups.That said, there are a few minor downsides. The body tends to scratch easily with regular use, so it may not stay pristine for long. Also, while the shape is great for medium to large hands, people with smaller hands might find it slightly bulky and harder to grip comfortably. Also they dont provide connecting USB only bluetooth option is provided in box, if you want to connect through USB u have to get it seperately. Still, considering its performance, build quality, and ability to connect to up to 3 devices, the MX Master 2S remains a great value-for-money choice for professionals who want high-end features without the Master 3S price tag and have a longer comfortable use

The mouse is very nice to use and hold. It connects to 3 devices via Bluetooth. It does not have an adapter like my older mouse. Yet to see how much it lasts on a single charge. It is solid to hold and quality of build seems good. It is very accurate on the screen. Size is good for my hands. It is not very light but not too heavy too, somewhere in between.

First of all I personally feel that this is an expensive mouse even after a lot of price cuts and quite close in comparison to it's counterpart logitech master 3 which is nearly twice the price (over kill). More than 5k for a mouse is quite high of an asking price for average day to day users.Now that's out of the way,below is my experience:Pros:1) I have upgraded from logitech M235 after nearly 5 years of usage and this is quite a significant upgrade and experience for me.Right from the start it feels quite nice and premium on the hands finally I can rest my entire palm over the mouse.2)The middle scroll wheel (hyper scroll) is quite pleasing to use and most of the time I find myself playing with it.3) Thumb scroll is an added advantage and works on all the general application I have used like office apps /web broswer and is really helpful.4)All the clicks feel satisfactory and overall gives a premium experience.5)The multi device usage is fantastic and works like a carm everytime, has made my life easier as I switch from personal to work system.Cons:1)The major issue that I found is for some odd reason I am accidentally pressing right mouse button whenever playing with middle scroll or trying to lift the mouse in a hurry.I am not sure if it's because of using a smaller mouse for such a long time that I need some getting used to or something else.But what I can say is the right click does feel that it is quite easy to press compared to the left button.Could be an issue with my product or I need some more time to get used to.2)The mouse is heavy and while lifting it during usage you will definately feel it's presence.3) The built-in battery is a thing to worry I suppose since all rechargeable battery tends to show its age after a years worth of recharge.Only time will tell how it stacks up.For now I have noticed that I lost 1 bar on the indicator after about 7 days of usage nearly 10-12 hours of usage each day give or take.4)I still feel that this is quite expensive and is for a niche section of users who prefer a premium experience this mouse does not bring soo much of the table that it can justify a premium tag.5)As for productivity I do not see how this would give a better experience other that the thumb wheel which is a bonus but is not critical for day to day usage or for most of the professionals.Any mouse with a decent build in 2-3k price range should give similar experience minus the thumb wheel and multi device connectivity.Overall if I look past the price tag and the right click issue then I am quite satisfied with this purchase and hopefully I should not need to buy another mouse anything soon. 🙂

Amazing product. Well suited for multiple operations and customisations. Loving it’s switching feature without hassle

Very nice productivity mouse, size is perfect, smooth wheel scroll

I’ve been a long-time fan of Logitech products and had high expectations when I purchased the MX Master mouse. While the performance, design, and ergonomics are top-notch, I’m disappointed with the short product life cycle and lack of support beyond the one-year warranty.After a little over a year of regular use — including some extended sessions — the mouse began overheating and eventually stopped functioning properly. When I reached out to Logitech support, I was surprised to learn that no repair options or spare parts are available once the 1-year warranty expires — not even as a paid service.This essentially means the product has a fixed one-year usable life, after which your only option is to replace it entirely, regardless of how minor the issue might be. For a premium product in this price range, I expected better durability and support.💡 Potential buyers, please be aware:There are no repair or replacement options after the warranty ends — even if you're willing to pay.The product may become unusable after a year with no recourse.Sustainability and customer service beyond the initial warranty period are seriously lacking.I hope Logitech considers offering paid repairs or extended warranty plans in the future, especially in markets like India where repair accessibility is limited. Until then, I’d caution others to weigh the risks before purchasing.