The wheel has two settings: the normal settings which has some light clicks when used and a speed scroll setting which is just a free spin for very fast spinning.

Also it has this cam feature where if you scroll the wheel hard, it goes into a free spin and out of a ratchet mode.

The mouse wheel has free spin mode, and ratchet mode (selectable with a little toggle button above the wheel).

I love that when I need to scroll down a lot, if I spin the mouse wheel fast enough it will go into "Free-spin" mode until it slows down

The free spinning "hyper fast" scroll wheel confused me for a bit, but after I got used to it, I love it and bought a 2nd one

So I thought I would spend a little more and upgrade to the MX Master 2S. After so long with the other mouse, the feel was weird, but I figured I'd get over that in a little while

Excellent mouse, battery life is great, the feel is awesome

This mouse has a great feel during use and the hyper scrolling feature is awesome.

There is too much side to side movement, not enough weight and just a generally cheap feel

but I simply don't like the feel of it and is completely inaccurate as far as distance/momentum is concerned.

Many tech reviewers highly recommend this product but personally I couldn't tell what was so special about

All in all, I recommend the product, although it's still shy of perfect.

I would 100% buy this product or recommend it to a friend

I loved the mouse and this super functional I recommend the service and product

always loved logitech but can't believe they are selling a bad product like this

Really like the mouse Only issue I have with it is the battery life

What can I say; the unit works very well and the battery life is outstanding.

Good buttons and battery life, accuracy, customizability

The battery life also feels much better on this iteration

a while later it doesn't work as it's supposed to and now it's nothing more than a ineffective paperweight.

I don't like the recharge feature, would probably prefer just to change batteries.

Love the feature to change the scroll mouse from a click to a glide for long webpages

Logitech M720 Triathalon Multi-Device Wireless Mouse (910-004790) which I really recommend to anyone on a budget as it has all the critical features such as Flow, Hyper-Scroll, gesture button, and the ability to map all the buttons to functions you'd like for a third of the price if you don't care about its look.

great mouse, has some nicer features than previous models, battery life, responsiveness, better scroll wheel, but I do not like the new side thumb button layout

The features are meaningless for a mouse that will last for such a brief period before having problems, and you will have no recourse because you'll be outside your return window and will not find any form of support from Logitech to honor your warranty

So far the mouse is ok, but I don't like the center wheel, which tends to overshoot when I stop.

Unfortunately the one received from Amazon had a defective scroll wheel

Being able to switch between ratcheting and smooth scroll wheel is some kind of

The vertical hyperscroll is really nice, as well as the horizontal scroll wheel at the thumb position.

Huge downgrade with the weird spinny/clutched scroll wheel

The design is very comfortable and the weight is great, but it doesn't work

Excellent mouse when it works, but it has a fatal design flaw

Over all the feel is great and Logitech put out a good design

The mouse works smoothly, is comfortable to use, and the design is well thought out.

Very nice mouse and well designed but my only problem is the side forward and backward buttons are very small and hard to tell which one is which for someone with big fingers

Scrolling: The scrolling of this mouse is noisy, otherwise, free wheel mode is fairly uncontrollable

The free scroll setting for the mouse wheel is very smooth.3

I feel like they sacrificed the overall feel of the scroll wheel for the option of changing it between smooth and clicky scrolling

It's clicky when you scroll slowly and free scrolling (don't know the term) if you want to scroll fast

The scroll wheel can be set to either click as it scrolls (not sure the terminology for that) or smooth scrolling.

The free scroll setting on there scroll wheel is great and free, the software from Logitech works great and is easy to use

Notice that I did not install the Logitech proprietary software and there is no need to.

dongles- Flow software works well for moving your mouse seamlessly between different

Once again Logitech has managed to take a 5 star item and 3 star is with their awful software.

The only missing software piece is to use accelerating pointer speed vs. fixed speed

I was intimidated by multi-button mouses (mice?) but found my hand getting uncomfortable during long work sessions

It fit my hand fairly well and the various touch points and surfaces were comfortable.

It is bulkier than the Apple mouse and not so stylish, but it fits my hand well and is very comfortable to use, which is more important to me than style

So far the 2S fits the bill, as well as my hand (I'm 6'4 and have large hands).

My hand doesn't feel fatigued or sore after hours of use, as happened with most other mice

The right and left mouse buttons have a very responsive tactile click when pressed.

It has a vertical scroll wheel on the top, a horizontal scroll wheel on the left side, two side buttons on the left (in a unique “yin-yang” position), the standard left/right buttons on top and a vertical scroll function button on the top.

The thumb scroll wheel is in the right spot for my thumb but the other buttons are not safe to use repeatedly

(I also added a bumper to the middle top button (not in photo) and now all buttons are very easy to reach and press.)

Secondly, the back and forward buttons have the same issue

The blue is much lighter than it shows, and the whole mouse is very blue, not just the hard plastic shiny parts

You see Logitech used this soft rubber grey material on 60% of the mouse's body, with the left and right buttons on the top being hard plastic, the result

Highly recommended (much better than my basic $10-15 cheaper plastic mouse I used before).

The thumb rest area is also less soft and more of a hard plastic feel, which I am also slightly disappointed by

(Ctrl-A)DeleteCopyPasteDouble ClickAnd THERE is a final one - I didn't see any software assignment FOR double-click!It MAY have a MUCH better battery life than the Performance Mouse MXI couldn't get Bluetooth to workIts software seemed to HOSE my machine FUNCTIONING within its limitations acceptably using a USB-USB C 'dongle'The Performance Mouse MX doesn['t appear to work AT ALL on my

: I still love the ergonomics of this mouse, but I have recently started having trouble with my Windows Laptop 'losing' its connection

Type-C. Type-C is just easier to work with in general and my Android smartphone, and plenty of other gadgets I own use Type-C

Type-C. Type-C is just easier to work with in general and my Android smartphone, and plenty of other gadgets I own use Type-C

All that innovation and they couldn't bother with USB-C

All that innovation and they couldn't bother with USB-C

There is a Bluetooth connectivity issue with this device.

All that innovation and they couldn't bother with USB-C

Bluetooth connectivity issues for many, horizontal scrolling is not executed well

If you're experiencing the connectivity issues after downloading the Logitech Options software on MacOS, what solved the problem for me was disconnecting the mouse from bluetooth and then reconnecting it using the unifying dongle (you have to download the unifying software off their website)

Type-C. Type-C is just easier to work with in general and my Android smartphone, and plenty of other gadgets I own use Type-C

So far so good, I expect it will break at some point, but no more wrist pain and the software seems to be good so far

(Ctrl-A)DeleteCopyPasteDouble ClickAnd THERE is a final one - I didn't see any software assignment FOR double-click!It MAY have a MUCH better battery life than the Performance Mouse MXI couldn't get Bluetooth to workIts software seemed to HOSE my machine FUNCTIONING within its limitations acceptably using a USB-USB C 'dongle'The Performance Mouse MX doesn['t appear to work AT ALL on my

a while later it doesn't work as it's supposed to and now it's nothing more than a ineffective paperweight.

Since it's a laser mouse I am able to use it on a glass table top as well as on blankets and wooden tables.

Otherwise, it's greatly reduced huge-project-induced hand/wrist pain, and will improve productivity

Cursor flows between both systems flawlessly and all mouse functions work on both systems.

On bluetooth connection with my MacBook Pro 2016: cursor jumps and lags

All that innovation and they couldn't bother with USB-C

The cursor when using this mouse is not responsive and lags and skips around

If I turn the mouse on after windows boots up then the cursor is laggy as

Love this mouse, I have dropped this mouse on the floor multiple times and it has not broken yet

but then it complains all the time that it wants to install the new version.

Only time will tell if I hate or love the Non-removable battery

It did what it advertise, good battery time, work well with my surface pro.

Logitech has tried to re-create that mouse a number of times and failed to capture what made that mouse amazing each time.

After checking for solutions online I found that many other people experienced a variety of issues with the scroll wheel

From their website:"We are aware that some people are experiencing issues when connecting their peripherals to a Mac using Bluetooth Smart technology

People have already written the Pros out very well, so I'm going to focus on my Cons, which I was utterly surprised by.*CONS*1

Some people complain of the back/forward buttons being awkward

Most people complained about the size and shape of these

I see on Logitech's own feedback web page that other users have also had exactly the same problem.

Upon searching the internet for a solution, I noted that several users cited similar problems and no solution.

I'm not a rough mouse user, nor do I play games with these