Logitech is a pretty big name when it comes to mice, especially gaming and productivity mice. It has seen great success with the MX line of mice, with the Performance MX, then the MX Master and now the company has debuted the MX Master 2S.

We don't often get over-excited by the arrival of a mere mouse, but Logitech's new MX Master 2S includes the company's updated Options software, which looks as though it could be genuinely useful for many business users -- or, indeed, anyone who owns more than one computer.

The Logitech MX Master 2S is the perfect mouse for multitaskers and anyone who wrangles multiple computers on the same desk. It is comfortable to use all day, is responsive, and lasts two months on a single battery charge.

Comfortable; Switches automatically between devices; Cross-platform copy and paste; Works on all surfaces; Long-lasting battery

Gesture buttons and motions can be unintuitive at first

The Logitech MX Master 2S ($99.99) is a wireless mouse that's quite a bit pricier than the Logitech Wireless Mouse M320, our last top pick for general purpose mice, but its innovative features makes it a joy for multitasking users, particularly those who use multiple Macs and Windows PCs. In addition to being a comfortable mouse with a sensor that works on all surfaces, its Logitech Flow feature lets you copy and paste documents, images, and text from one computer to another, speeding your workflow. MX Master, Improved The MX Master 2S looks a lot like its previous iteration, the Logitech MX Master, though it trades the latter's copper finish for a light gray, dark blue/teal, or dark gray/graphite body. Measuring 3.4 by 5 by 2 inches (HWD), the mouse is sculpted to fit right-handed folks with average-sized hands. Aside from the shortened "Logi" logo on the left mouse button and MX Master 2S name printed on the bottom, you'd be hard pressed to tell the two generations apart, and t...

The Logitech MX Master 2S is the ultimate wireless multitasking mouse, especially if you have a Mac and a Windows PC on the same desk.

Comfortable; Switches automatically between devices; Cross-platform copy and paste; Works on all surfaces; Long-lasting battery

Gesture buttons and motions can be unintuitive at first

the mouse is good, but the one i recieved does not look the same as advertized, its dark colours not at all like the bright shiny one advertized

The MX Master wireless is Logitech's current flagship mouse, which comes with a spec sheet that's almost as long as a spoilt child's birthday wish list. As well as a stunning, ergonomic design, it has a clever speed-adaptive scroll wheel, the ability to connect to three different devices at once and...

Excellent performance; Striking; ergonomic design; Clever 'Easy-Switch' function; Speed-adaptive scroll wheel

Bluetooth sometimes cuts out; Expensive

I had the Performance MX mouse from Logitech for years and it worked great. So it was only logical to upgrade to the new mouse from Logitech when my Performance MX finally died.

Good looking; good finish

First mouse broke down in less than 24 hours; replacement broke down in less than a week

Going into my testing of the MX Master I knew that the MX Master wasn't aiming to be a gaming mouse. Logitech has a whole series of mice that do just that. So I focused my testing on everyday functionality and usage.

On a purely personal note, this whole mess has been depressing. I'm not a rich man, and splurging on a fancy mouse was a real treat for me. It's hard to see this much money go to waste on a piece of junk.

Just about everything about this mouse is great; Good shape, good button layout, feels good to use; In every respect save reliability, this is probably the best mouse I've ever used

The mouse randomly cuts out or stutters while in use; At first I thought it might be an issue with the surface I was using it on, or maybe I was letting the battery get too low; But the problem persists even when I've confirmed the thing is fully charged, and no matter what surface I use it on.

The best mouse I've ever owned. The locked to free scroll mode (when you flick the wheel hard enough) is super useful and with the range of options available on the buttons and side scroll means that you can change it to suit your needs