Logitech MX Master 3

Once the newness wears off, the mouse itself keeps being the reason people stay. The shape gets singled out as comfortable across long stretches at a desk, and owners who compare it to other mice keep landing back on it for that reason. The scroll wheel and button layout become second nature, and several owners set up specific side-button assignments they rely on daily, from launching window management shortcuts to game-specific binds.

What becomes routine is a lower-grade dread around the companion app. Owners describe checking whether Options+ is still running before they trust the extra buttons to work, and a number have quietly switched to older Options builds or third-party tools like Solaar, Mac Mouse Fix, or LinearMouse just to get consistent behavior without wrestling the official software.

The mouse hardware itself holds up well by owner accounts: the shape and build get repeated praise even from people who have tried competitors, and physical wear isn't a theme that shows up here. Button customization is also praised when it works, with owners describing specific, lasting setups for productivity and gaming.

The software side is where reliability breaks down. A wave of accounts describe Options+ failing outright after an expired macOS certificate, with the app stuck on a loading screen and macros or button mappings lost until a patch or full reinstall fixed it. Owners who called support got patch links or manual uninstall steps, and some found lasting relief by rolling back to the older non-plus Options app or moving to third-party drivers instead. Customer support itself is genuinely split: several owners say a support ticket got them a working fix, while others spent hours on uninstall and reinstall cycles before anything worked.