Tuesday, March 24th 2015
Logitech Unveils its Most Advanced Wireless Mouse
Today Logitech opened up a world of new possibilities with the introduction of the Logitech MX Master Wireless Mouse. Encompassing the best of Logitech's industry-leading mouse innovations into a hand-sculpted design, the MX Master is the new paradigm for precise, fast, comfortable computer navigation. For people who work across multiple screens, devices and operating systems, the new mouse is optimized for controlling this complex environment with precision.
"The Logitech MX Master Wireless Mouse is a beautifully designed, customizable mouse with the versatility of control, precision and speed," said Charlotte Johs, global vice president of computer peripherals at Logitech. "The numerous navigation options and advanced features make it our best mouse ever." The latest mouse in a lineage that includes the Logitech MX Revolution and Logitech Performance MX, the Logitech MX Master Wireless Mouse is perfectly sculpted for comfort, and hand-crafted for control and speed. The mouse's shape supports your hand and wrist in a natural position making it easy to enjoy a fluid experience with its wellpositioned buttons and wheels.
It has a speed-adaptive scroll wheel that lets you auto-shift from click-to-click to hyper-fast scrolling, and a unique thumbwheel for side-to-side scrolling and page switching. Connect to your Windows or Mac computer through the included Logitech Unifying Receiver or Bluetooth Smart technology, and you can pair the Logitech MX Master Wireless Mouse with up to three devices, allowing you to work on your desktop, laptop, or tablet. With a touch of the Logitech Easy-SwitchTM button, you can freely switch between each device, and it has a button that can be customized to replicate gesture controls on Mac computers so you can accomplish more, faster.
For customization, Logitech Options software lets you customize the buttons and actions to suit your needs. And the Logitech Darkfield Laser offers superior tracking on virtually any surface, even on glass and high-gloss surfaces.
The MX Master has a rechargeable battery that lasts for up to 40 days on a full charge depending on usage, and an indicator light will notify you when the battery is getting low. Four minutes of charging gives you one day of usage and you can continue using the mouse while it charges, eliminating any risk of downtime.
Pricing and Availability
The Logitech MX Master Wireless Mouse is expected to be available in April 2015 for a suggested retail price of $99.99.
"The Logitech MX Master Wireless Mouse is a beautifully designed, customizable mouse with the versatility of control, precision and speed," said Charlotte Johs, global vice president of computer peripherals at Logitech. "The numerous navigation options and advanced features make it our best mouse ever." The latest mouse in a lineage that includes the Logitech MX Revolution and Logitech Performance MX, the Logitech MX Master Wireless Mouse is perfectly sculpted for comfort, and hand-crafted for control and speed. The mouse's shape supports your hand and wrist in a natural position making it easy to enjoy a fluid experience with its wellpositioned buttons and wheels.
For customization, Logitech Options software lets you customize the buttons and actions to suit your needs. And the Logitech Darkfield Laser offers superior tracking on virtually any surface, even on glass and high-gloss surfaces.
The MX Master has a rechargeable battery that lasts for up to 40 days on a full charge depending on usage, and an indicator light will notify you when the battery is getting low. Four minutes of charging gives you one day of usage and you can continue using the mouse while it charges, eliminating any risk of downtime.
Pricing and Availability
The Logitech MX Master Wireless Mouse is expected to be available in April 2015 for a suggested retail price of $99.99.
28 Comments on Logitech Unveils its Most Advanced Wireless Mouse
Jokes aside (and the fact that they've got my $190 AND the board, which is not funny at all), it seems to be a pattern with this new "center". Just a few other examples - they accept an expensive speakers set for replacement, probably pocket the replacement released by Logitech, and then tell the customer "your item is not a Logitech product", and mail the defective unit back at Logitech's expense. Or in my case they probably pocketed the replacement board and then, 2.5 freaking months later, had decided to invent a story how they received a "brand new G15 from me" instead of G910 (yep, that ridiculous, and they don't care about serial #s, receipts and the fact that G15 box is heavier than what UPS recorded on my package)... Well, I guess it's time to let their head office know about this bunch of thieves (alongside some public @ reddit etc).
You'd have better luck getting a replacement at a gaming event rather then going thru RMA!!