Logitech MX Master 4 Review: Propervitive Pro

The loss of soft shiny plastic materials may seem to be a reduction in the beginning, but I am the best plastic materials that are not designed for long -term use: My MX Master 2S Soft spots were developed on both mouse buttons where they wore a soft touch coating, and other users in the long term have reported that the coatings became vulgar over time.

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The primary mouse and the scrolling wheel is almost steadfast. Nevertheless, they still have clear reactions with a distinctive stumbling block and a soft feeling. In interference mode, the mouse wheel has a noticeable bump between each pass. In smooth mode, the wheel contains enough resistance to easily control it, while still rotating freely.

The horizontal scrolling wheel on the side is constantly floundering smoothly and has much more resistance than the first scroll wheel. This allows increased wheel control and helps to protect from transverse scroll when moving your thumb. The pass is incredibly smooth, without any hunting or scratching, and the texture full of aluminum wheel feels comfortable and easy to manipulate. Clicking the wheel still loudly, like any mouse. The three side buttons and the upper button have a silent click, which are not turbulent.

Despite the weight of 150 grams, it is easy to slip around the surface. The feet are smooth, sliding easily with adequate friction with precise control, and the sculpted shape makes it easy to move and raise. While high weight means it will not be perfect Competitive and highly density gamesThe shape is preferred for longer sessions, whether you wander in the fortified towers or flow through data schedules.

The sensor is capable of up to 8,000 points per inch, but most people are likely to leave allergies much less. I had no problems in recording inputs, skipping or shaking, and the sensor hair is incredibly accurately on all surfaces, even frozen and transparent glass.

Speakes of gestures and haptics

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One of its most prominent features. This has appeared in every generation of the MX Master line, with only small changes across generations. The gesture control button was previously present at the bottom of the thumb comfort, hidden below the rubber surface, but it was now transferred to a standard button on the side, which I found more comfortable and natural to use.