Logitech MX Vertical vs Logitech MX Master 3: MX Series Mouse Comparision

After the office-oriented mice of the MX Master series, Logitech now also offers office workers a high-quality and ergonomically designed mouse in the form of the MX Vertical. The unusual shape is adapted to the natural hand position, helping to avoid cramps and pain during prolonged use—people with existing joint pain benefit in particular.

In terms of technology, the mouse with an excellent optical sensor and a touch bar on the top activates special functions with various gestures, including, for example, opening the calculator or changing the sample rate. The somewhat clumsy mouse is less suitable for games or other intensive activities. At around 100 USD, it is also relatively expensive.

AT FIRST GLANCE, the MX Master 3 shows that ergonomics are in the foreground here. It weighs 142g – that’s quite a chunk. The mouse has a scroll wheel that you can release with the press of a button so that it rotates without resistance. This allows you to scroll through long lists quickly. The mouse wheel is magnetically rastered. This makes free spinning feel more comfortable than the competition.

Logitech also relies on a darkfield sensor that, with 4,000 dpi, is sufficiently powerful for all activities and at the same time works on almost any surface – even on glass, where other optical sensors fail. The mouse supports Logitech Flow, a system that allows you to switch computers, for example, without replugging or reconnecting.

See detailed review: Logitech MX Master 3

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