Which one? Please do share the link or name as well. My MX Master 2 died recently when I tried to replace its switches to make it silent. Right now, I'm using MX Master 3, but I find it less reliable than 2, so I'd love to hear about a budget mouse I can use that's also ergonomic and similar to these mice.
No idea. I usually use Solaar. And I've like 4 receivers laying around. I haven't had any issues with that. The only issue I had in the past was that the keyboard would break connection at times (I also have K860), but I connected it with CPU's Bluetooth connection, I think.
I disagree with that. I like the MX master series, but I found MX Master 3 worse than 2/2S. My wife and two of her friends bought it and all the mice developed a left-click button problem after about 1 year.
In contrast, MX Master 2 (or 2S, I don't remember now) worked for more than 3 years for me. I only had to clean it once to fix a scrolling issue. It finally hit the bucket when I replaced its switches to make the mouse quieter.
While that's true, Logitech's MX Master has its upsides. First, you don't need to use a specific USB dongle for it. Instead, a single Logitech USB receiver can connect to up to 3 devices, so you have the freedom to connect with either the dongle or the computer's Bluetooth.
As a result, I have a single MX Master 3 connected to three of my systems. In comparison, my wife bought a Microslop's ergonomic keyboard and it's now just a brick because the Bluetooth dongle broke and there's no solution.
Which one? Please do share the link or name as well. My MX Master 2 died recently when I tried to replace its switches to make it silent. Right now, I'm using MX Master 3, but I find it less reliable than 2, so I'd love to hear about a budget mouse I can use that's also ergonomic and similar to these mice.
No idea. I usually use Solaar. And I've like 4 receivers laying around. I haven't had any issues with that. The only issue I had in the past was that the keyboard would break connection at times (I also have K860), but I connected it with CPU's Bluetooth connection, I think.
I disagree with that. I like the MX master series, but I found MX Master 3 worse than 2/2S. My wife and two of her friends bought it and all the mice developed a left-click button problem after about 1 year.
In contrast, MX Master 2 (or 2S, I don't remember now) worked for more than 3 years for me. I only had to clean it once to fix a scrolling issue. It finally hit the bucket when I replaced its switches to make the mouse quieter.
While that's true, Logitech's MX Master has its upsides. First, you don't need to use a specific USB dongle for it. Instead, a single Logitech USB receiver can connect to up to 3 devices, so you have the freedom to connect with either the dongle or the computer's Bluetooth.
As a result, I have a single MX Master 3 connected to three of my systems. In comparison, my wife bought a Microslop's ergonomic keyboard and it's now just a brick because the Bluetooth dongle broke and there's no solution.