Logitech MX Master Wireless : Mouse Future

Release Information :

Release Price : $99.99

Design :

Ergonomic : Yes

Weight : 0.32 oz

Compatibility : Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X

Hand Orientation : Right

Use : Gaming, Business, Home

Type : Bluetooth

Color : Black

Connectivity :

Wireless : 32 ft

Wired Connection : USB

Wireless Connection : Bluetooth

Performance :

Scroll Wheet : Yes

Standard Buttons : 5

Sensor DPI : 1000

Tracking : Laser

Battery :

Battery Type : Lithium-polymer

Warranty :

Terms : 1-Year Limited Hardware

The past five years have seen a resurgence in the popularity of expensive keyboards. A love of old-school mechanical design has grown into a strong niche that numerous companies participate in. Anyone looking for a keyboard is spoiled for choice.

Yet every keyboard’s companion, the mouse, has been left behind. There are nice mice, to be sure, but the bulk of them focus exclusively on gaming. An average user seeking a high-quality pointer doesn’t have much choice.

Recently, though, a new contender emerged; the Logitech MX Master. Priced one cent south of $100, it’s one of the most expensive mice on the market. It’s rivaled only by specialty wireless gaming mice from Razer and Mad Catz, but is the Master a new standard for mice, or is it just an over-priced luxury?

Logitech has a history of building expensive, cutting-edge mice. The trend arguably started with the MX900, which debuted in 2003 with Bluetooth connectivity and a rechargeable internal battery, features well ahead of their time. After several revisions on that concept, the MX and VX Revolution were introduced with unique ergonomic designs, gobs of buttons and laser sensors, though they dropped Bluetooth and rechargeable batteries. In 2009 Logitech handed the torch to the Performance Mouse MX, one of two Logitech mice to introduce the company’s Darkfield Laser sensor, which works well even on reflective or transparent surfaces.

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Logitech MX Master Wireless : Mouse Future