• Reviews around spin (4.46 of 5)

    Logitech MX Master 2S Wireless Mouse with Cross-Computer Control for Mac and Windows, Midnight Teal

    • mode it automatically free spins until it slows down and then goes back to ratchet.
    • 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
    • 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.
    • - lack of acceleration control is appalling (e.g. you can’t disable it at all) - scroll wheel keeps slightly moving all the time in the free spin mode, very annoying - side scroll is not as comfortable as I expectedI wanted a mouse that would behave exactly the same in Windows and Mac
    • If you try to move the scroll wheel quickly it disengages the mechanism and becomes a free spinning wheel
    • The clutch allows it, if you have it setup to do so...if you flick the scroll wheel it will free spin until it slows and re-engages the click-scroll
    • Wheel Scrolling can shift from Free-Spin to click-spin
    • Terrific Logitech mouse software- Free spin and ratchet scroll
    • Feels very nice in hand, responsive, good clicking, free spinning wheel is excellent, love the color.
    • I am a photographer and designer and having free spin is great for changing brush sizes, brush hardness, opacity, and other options in photo editing programs
    • The Scroll Wheel - The scroll wheel has an automatic selection between fast free spinning and slow click modes
    • Mouse also has a button below the scroll wheel that either gives you the normal detent scroll or unlocks the wheel so it free-spins for hyper scroll.
    • The free-spin "hyper-fast" scroll wheel has changed my life
    • Didn’t have issues with that part - configurabikity is great - gestures are a nice touch, although not sure long term - nifty free spin scroll when functionCons - very heavy for a mouse
    • The nicest thing about this "super mouse" is the scroll wheel, which is solid and gives you a choice of ratcheted or free-spinning
    • The clutch allows it, if you have it setup to do so...if you flick the scroll wheel it will free spin until it slows and re-engages the click-scroll
    • I leave the scrolling as Rachet so that it's more precise, the free spin is a bit too imprecise for me.
    • In free-spinning mode, it coast for a long time before the flywheel action drops into a notch that stops it from spinning
    • When you click the center button, the mouse releases the friction of the mouse and allows it to free spin
    • Free Spin, no ratchet mode.
    • Pros:--The scroll wheel can switch between ratcheting and free-spinning.
    • 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.
    • 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
    • and I really like the weighted free-spinning wheel.
    • mode it automatically free spins until it slows down and then goes back to ratchet.
    • 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
    • Also, the normal wheel scroll (before it goes into free spin) is kinda loud and when you free
    • The extreme flexibility of being able to configure the buttons for your specific needs is a great benefit.4- The button on top, directly behind the wheel, changes the functionality of the wheel from individual clicks to continuous silent spin
    • Speaking of that, I love the free spin mechanism
    • The free spin button is something unique that I have not seen on any other mouse
    • The wheel, within a week, wouldn't go back to the normal setting and was stuck on the fast spin setting.
    • The mouse is in a perpetual free-spin mode
    • The mouse wheel has free spin mode, and ratchet mode (selectable with a little toggle button above the wheel).
    • One when the freewheel is set in free-spin mode (no ratchet-effect like traditional mouses) web pages would jump back the opposite direction when scrolling down (would jump upwareds) intermittently when I stopped spinning the mouse wheel down