Is The MX Master Really Worth it?

[Astonuats]

Is The MX Master Really Worth it? Simple question, should I buy it?

 

[Guest]

Do you want to? What is your preference? 

[Astonuats]

Just now, deXxterlab97 said:

Do you want to? What is your preference? 

While yes I find it amazing looking and comfortable, I dont think it shold cost that much

[Astonuats]

So my question to refrain is, is it worth price like what do you guys think?

 

[Shiv78]

Just now, Astonuats said:

So my question to refrain is, is it worth price like what do you guys think?

 

Black Friday

[Guest]

Just now, Astonuats said:

So my question to refrain is, is it worth price like what do you guys think?

 

I wouldn't imo

[Astonuats]

Just now, deXxterlab97 said:

I wouldn't imo

ok

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Just now, Shiv78 said:

Black Friday

Genius, Pure Genius

[Drak3]

I love it, it's exponentially better than my Ouroboros, and that PoS cost me $130 USD.

I'd say go for it if you find it comfortable. It's a great mouse, and Logitech does have a track record for releasing high quality mice in this price bracket.

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Just now, Drak3 said:

I love it, it's exponentially better than my Ouroboros, and that PoS cost me $130 USD.

I'd say go for it if you find it comfortable. It's a great mouse, and Logitech does have a track record for releasing high quality mice in this price bracket.

Very true

[Himommies]

Buy it it's the best mouse I've ever used.I just loving being able to use it on my phone

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Just now, Himommies said:

Buy it it's the best mouse I've ever used.I just loving being able to use it on my phone

ok thanks for the input

[Enderman]

Mine is great, MX Master Race!

But honestly you should try it in a store first to make sure you like the space, it's not a "gaming" shaped mouse and it is twice as heavy as gaming mice.

But I find it great for video editing and coding and productivity.

[Astonuats]

1 minute ago, Enderman said:

Mine is great, MX Master Race!

But honestly you should try it in a store first to make sure you like the space, it's not a "gaming" shaped mouse and it is twice as heavy as gaming mice.

But I find it great for video editing and coding and productivity.

I use my Mac Pro for editing, I named it "Big Mac", and that is what i want to use it for

[Himommies]

4 minutes ago, Astonuats said:

I use my Mac Pro for editing, I named it "Big Mac", and that is what i want to use it for

Mx master is perfect for editing

[Drak3]

5 minutes ago, Enderman said:

Mine is great, MX Master Race!

But honestly you should try it in a store first to make sure you like the space, it's not a "gaming" shaped mouse and it is twice as heavy as gaming mice.

But I find it great for video editing and coding and productivity.

It makes for an excellent gaming mouse! Especially when rage quitting, nice to have something with a lil heft.

 

But again, here's what I say on getting it:

[manikyath]

i'm keeping my old performance MX alive for a reason

 

logitech's office series of mice are EXTREMELY comfortable, i wouldnt game on them (the G500 i have is much more 'grabbable' in tense moments) but they're amazing for office work.

 

and from having disassembled several logitech mice over time, i'm gonna say this:

they are expensive for a reason

logitech's mice are EXTREMELY well built, they have top end switches in them (without the need to plaster it all over their product page like *some other* peripheral companies), the scrollwheel is an engineering masterpiece in itself, and while unfortunately logitech still hasnt mastered rubbers, the rest of it is basicly indestructible.

[Shiv78]

21 hours ago, manikyath said:

without the need to plaster it all over their product page like *some other* peripheral companies

IDK who ur talking about. What kind of mouse company just advertises stupid shit like DPI?

 

I'm a bit sick, sorry if I *cough* *ra* *cough* *zer* *cough* *cor* *cough* *sair* *cough* *gaming* *cough* *mice* *cough*

[NumLock21]

They now cost $70 bucks for the MX Master. Maybe I'm stupid for buying one and then returning it.

[Fjellheimz]

After all the hype from LTT about it i had to buy it.

And i am actually loving it.

I have very small hands and this is actually the first "big" mouse that i have found comfortable, i have been using a steelseries sensei up til now.

I would definitly recommend it.

[treeroy]

as with all mice, go into a store and try it for yourself. You don't want to order it online, find it's uncomfortable and then be stuck with it.

Incidentally, I tried out the MX Master in store at the weekend and I thought it felt great. I'm sick of having small, lightweight mice. Not gonna buy it as it doesn't have the functionality that I want but I was very tempted. And it's wireless - I dunno why high-end "gaming" mice are never wireless, but wires annoy me so much.

[jasonwj322a]

What price are you seeing the MX master at? 60$ isnt expensive at all in my opinion for what it is. 

[Astonuats]

9 hours ago, jasonwj322a said:

What price are you seeing the MX master at? 60$ isnt expensive at all in my opinion for what it is. 

70$ on amazon trying to get it onto massdrop though

[dizmo]

They're great mice, I have one and I love it. For general use. I absolutely hate it for gaming. So much so that I have another mouse I use when I want to do a little gaming.

It's definitely worth the money if you want a comfortable, highly programmable mouse. The scroll wheel on the side is more useful then I thought it'd be, though I'm a little disappointed in the button built into the thumb rest. It's just a touch too far back for me.

 

I don't see the price as being an issue at all. It's a quality piece, and something you interact with on the daily.

Nice things cost money

 

On 2016-11-14 at 6:49 PM, Enderman said:

Mine is great, MX Master Race!

But honestly you should try it in a store first to make sure you like the space, it's not a "gaming" shaped mouse and it is twice as heavy as gaming mice.

But I find it great for video editing and coding and productivity.

You find it heavy? I actually find it rather on the light side, and far lighter than the mouse I use for gaming.

On 2016-11-14 at 7:19 PM, manikyath said:

i'm keeping my old performance MX alive for a reason

 

logitech's office series of mice are EXTREMELY comfortable, i wouldnt game on them (the G500 i have is much more 'grabbable' in tense moments) but they're amazing for office work.

 

and from having disassembled several logitech mice over time, i'm gonna say this:

they are expensive for a reason

logitech's mice are EXTREMELY well built, they have top end switches in them (without the need to plaster it all over their product page like *some other* peripheral companies), the scrollwheel is an engineering masterpiece in itself, and while unfortunately logitech still hasnt mastered rubbers, the rest of it is basicly indestructible.

You liked the build quality? I was actually rather indifferent when I felt it for the first time. The switches feel ok, but not as good as the ones on my other mouse. The rubber, as you said, is also lacking. Something that's plagued Logitech for many, many years.

[Enderman]

13 minutes ago, dizmo said:

You find it heavy? I actually find it rather on the light side, and far lighter than the mouse I use for gaming.

It's like 140g or something...

Pro mice are about 70g.

Even my M95 was not as heavy as this.

Not saying I don't like the weight though, definitely good for precision movements.