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Act quickly and you can snag the popular Logitech MX Master 3S wireless mouse for just $80. That’s just a few dollars more than the lowest price we’ve seen this mouse sell for, but it’s a deal that won’t last for long — that’s why we always recommend taking advantage and placing an order sooner rather than later.
The Logitech MX Master 3S has been on the market for only a couple of years. Yet, this particular model has rocketed to the top of our recommendations list for those who like a blend of gaming customization and an ergonomic design that is great for day-to-day business use. Alongside a superb battery life of up to 70 days on a single charge, it also has an 8,000-dot-per-inch optical sensor, supports Bluetooth, and uses quiet clicks that reduce noise by 90%.
CNET tech expert Joshua Goldman found that “Logitech’s software makes it easy to set the five programmable buttons and thumb scroll wheel of the MX Master to handle a variety of tasks, from taking screenshots to controlling media.” This, alongside the previously mentioned benefits, led CNET to recommend the Logitech MX Master 3S as the best wireless mouse for a one-hand command center.
If you need a new laptop to go with the cool new mouse, check out our list of the best laptop deals available right now.
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The MX Master 3S is still one of the best all-around productivity mice you can buy, but it isn’t the latest model. If you’d rather pick up the newest version, the Logitech MX Master 4 is available in black and gray models for $120. It’s a costly beast, but it’s the mouse to choose if you want the latest tech in your pointing device.
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