Logitech MX Master 2S Review For a Photographer [2019]
I’m a creative & used both a Wacom tablet & a mouse however I was getting wrist issues.
Specifications:
Sensor: Darkfield Laser high precision
200-4,000 DPI (increments of 50 DPI configurable)
Sampling: Up to 210 inches per second
50 G acceleration
1,000 Hz polling
Wireless: Bluetooth Low Energy
Advanced 2.4 GHz with Unifying receiver (dongle)
Distance: 10m
Buttons: Seven including Back/Forward and middle click
Gesture buttons
Scroll Wheel Main wheel with auto-shift
Secondary thumb wheel
Customization On-The-Fly Sensitivity Adjustment
Software: Logitech Options and Logitech Flow
Dimensions (L x W x D) 0.7 in (18.4 mm) x 0.6 in (14.4 mm) x 0.3 in (6.6 mm)
Weight: 145 g / 0.32 lbs (Excluding cable)
Battery life: Up to 70 days
Battery Rechargeable Li-Po (500 mAh) charged via a Micro-USB charging (cable included)
Cost: $89 AUD (approx $60 USD)
…Essentially it’s a pretty expensive mouse but you get all the bells and whistles
Out of the box
Ergonomics & feel
The Buttons & functionality
Left/Right click, a clickable scroll wheel, two thumb buttons, a horizontal scroll wheel (awesome for scrolling horizontal within programs like Photoshop), a thumb button and a toggle button (little square) which can be used to lock the scroll wheel.
All of these buttons can be reprogrammed within the Logitech Options application


If you flip the mouse over you’ll see a button with 1,2,3 above it which can be used to bluetooth sync up to three bluetooth devices plus the on/off button.

Software
Final Thoughts


Hey! I’m Dale – a landscape photographer from the Central Coast of Australia.
I write about all things photography.
Thanks for the review. With my mouse I don’t even use the extra buttons but your enthusiasm has got me interested. What do you use them for? It sounds like a great price for what you get.
Hey John!
I’m glad it was useful for you – I generally use them (for a mac anyway) as easy ways to navigate between different desktops, the launchpad and for the thumb scroll moving left and right without having to move the mouse all the way to the scroll bar, click and shift it that way