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Compared to? And the MX Master 2S is still a good mouse. That said, I'll definitely get one when I'm ready to replace the 2S.
BTW the MX 2S (and I'm quite certain the 3) work really well with the Logitech Craft keyboard.
Compared to? And the MX Master 2S is still a good mouse. That said, I'll definitely get one when I'm ready to replace the 2S.
BTW the MX 2S (and I'm quite certain the 3) work really well with the Logitech Craft keyboard.
The last time I reviewed mice in 2017, Logitech had some good products - I bought a M705 wireless mouse. I also bought thsi cheap mouse for a backup PC [Updated Version] Wireless Mouse, Patuoxun 2.4G USB Wireless Mice PC Laptop Computer Cordless Mouse with 6 Buttons, 2400 DPI 5 Adjustment Levels for Windows Mac Linux - Super Energy Saving, Black: Amazon.co.uk: Computers & Accessories
Finally received it yesterday, started using it today.
First off, I'm liking the side textures. It's obviously just a thin layer of rubber over plastic and yet I'm liking this a lot better than whatever Corsair is doing (the Glaive mentioned in my OP is my fourth Corsair mouse, the other ones I had, the side rubber has been destroyed by just regular use).
However, I was immediately annoyed at the fact that the wheel doesn't have a middle mouse button, it has a push-in for the wheel to either roll free or ratcheted. So I need to use the little button right behind as the MMB, which is somewhat inconveniently placed. I guess I happen to be one of the few who actually makes extensive use of it.
Other than that, it's finally nice to have those side buttons. I really missed them :P
Sounds like you didn't install the Logitech Options software or didn't look to see what options are available for the button customizations....
Here's the MX Anywhere Wheel options...
The MX 2S wheel options...
I have both, plus the Logitech Craft keyboard...
Also, on the bottom of the mouse you'll notice a button allowing you to switch between 3 channels. This allows the mouse to be paired with up to 3 devices. Both mine are to set to work on both my desktop and laptops. Channel 1 will always be assigned to the first device you paired the mouse with.
Hope this helps
It popped up the install prompt as soon as I plugged the dongle in, I did install it.
What I'm saying is, pressing on the wheel isn't a button, it activates/deactivates the ratchet for the wheel. The MMB has to become the button right below.
As for why the Anywhere 2S over one of the Masters? Cost. Pure and simple. I got it for 60 CAD$. None of the Masters are below 100 - 130 CAD$, which I mentioned in my OP.
You're misunderstanding me here. I want a MMB. I need one. I use that button at least 10x more than the right click.
What I'm saying is, the wheel isn't the MMB like other traditional mice.