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Logitech MX Master 4 Wireless Mouse
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The premium productivity mouse in this subcategory, for a real desk not a spare

Logitech MX Master 4 Wireless Mouse

The only mouse here built as a flagship rather than a budget pick: an 8-button ergonomic shape, a MagSpeed wheel that free-spins at 1,000 lines a second, and haptic feedback on the thumb panel that pops up a configurable Actions Ring. PC Gamer measured 70 days of battery life and called it realistic in daily use. It runs over 2.4GHz with the included Logi Bolt receiver or Bluetooth 5.1, and switches are quiet enough that 90% less click noise is a real difference at a desk, not a marketing line.

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Pros

  • ✓ 70-day battery life measured by PC Gamer, who called the promise realistic rather than optimistic after two weeks of intensive daily use
  • ✓ MagSpeed wheel scrolls 1,000 lines a second and stops on a pixel — PC Gamer's verdict is that the scroll wheels are still the best reason to own one
  • ✓ Main switches are virtually silent, with 90% less click noise than a standard mouse — real in a shared room, not just a spec
  • ✓ Dual connectivity: the included Logi Bolt USB-C receiver for 2.4GHz, or Bluetooth 5.1 for a second or third paired device
  • ✓ The Actions Ring surfaces app-specific shortcuts at the cursor, with plugins for Adobe Premiere Pro and Lightroom among others
  • ✓ A complimentary 1-month Adobe Creative Cloud subscription ships with the purchase
  • ✓ The only mouse in this subcategory built and priced as a flagship rather than a budget pick, with the ergonomic shape and 8 programmable buttons to match

Cons

  • – PC Gamer's own verdict lists the haptics against it: "a neat feature" but not "a productivity revolution", and after real use they never found it sticky enough to fold into a daily routine — buy this for the mouse, not the buzz
  • – Heavier than its own predecessor at 150g, and PC Gamer specifically calls out the new ridge along the scroll wheel digging into the webbing between forefinger and thumb — a design change, not an upgrade, by their account
  • – 125Hz polling on an 8,000 DPI sensor is what PC Gamer calls a disappointing spec sheet next to an actual gaming mouse — this is a productivity tool that happens to work for casual play, not the reverse
  • – 4.2★ across 1,832 ratings is the lowest of any mouse in this subcategory despite costing roughly six times the cheapest one here, and the review base is young enough that the number could still move either way
  • – PC Gamer's reviewer used the previous MX Master 3S daily for two years and closes by noting it can still be found on discount — worth knowing before paying full price for the newer model
  • – Logi Options+ software is the whole platform: the Actions Ring, the haptics and the app plugins all live inside it, and PC Gamer found the software itself not the most straightforward to configure
  • – The listing bundles two colours and three configurations — mouse alone, or paired with an MX Keys S or MX Mechanical keyboard — on one page, so the 1,832 ratings describe the family rather than this exact SKU

Logitech MX Master 4 Wireless Mouse

The premium productivity mouse in this subcategory, for a real desk not a spare

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Logitech MX Master 4 Wireless Mouse

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