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April 2015
(83%)
160 Tests
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Nutzer
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250 Tests
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Die Autoren gefallen
Angenehme Bedienbarkeit
Tadellose Verarbeitung
Drahtlos per Bluetooth und Funk
Aufladbarer Akku
Treiber einfach und übersichtlich
Präzise Abtastung
Viele Funktionen
Gute Ergonomie
Hervorragende Bedienung und Ergonomie
Lange Akkulaufzeit
Mit bis zu drei Geräten nutzbar
Bluetooth und Unifying-Empfänger
Viele Extras rund um den produktiven Einsatz im Büro
Die Autoren nicht gefallen hat
Nicht für Linkshänder geeignet
Tasten hinter dem Daumen-Scrollrad schlecht erreichbar
Sehr hoher Preis
Nur für Rechtshänder
Bluetooth 4.0 und OS X 10.10 für BluetoothAnbindung
The gestures make clicking things such as Launchpad and shortcuts that much easier
Nothing
The one thing about having a Macbook Air is that even though the trackpad is very handy to have, sometimes after a long day in the office, I've gotten so used to using a mouse. I can't really transition from using one to fully depending on Apple's Trackpa...
Veröffentlicht: 2015-08-03, Autor: Jeff , Testbericht von: Techreport.com
Zusammenfassung: The TR staff is composed of gamers and PC enthusiasts, so most of the mice we review are usually gaming-oriented devices festooned with RGB LEDs and programmable buttons. Gamers obviously aren't the only people who use mice, though. Logitech's top-of-the-...
Veröffentlicht: 2015-05-21, Autor: Steven , Testbericht von: hardwareunboxed.com
Obviously you have to be comfortable with a palm style mouse to like the Logitech MX Master, and assuming that you are then there is a good chance you will love it. The MX Master is a big mouse but it doesn't feel ‘fat' like the MX 1100 did. The MX 1100 s...
The ergonomics are superb. It's super accurate and scrolls smoothly. It connects via Bluetooth to up to three devices and it has a built-in rechargeable battery. The thumb wheel is a nice addition. Looks like an alien fighter ship,
Really just built for the right hand, so I can't switch back and forth. It's a bit pricey. I wish the thumb-wheel could click, too, and I wish there were more expansive options for customizing the buttons, Should You Buy It?, I mean, if you don't mind spe
I mean, if you don’t mind spending $100 on a mouse, then yes. It’s the best mouse I’ve ever used, hands down (see what I did there?). That said, $100 isn’t cheap, especially when your laptop already has a trackpad and when there are a lot of decent mice o...
Veröffentlicht: 2015-04-23, Autor: Twitter
Terry , Testbericht von: wegotserved.com
Zusammenfassung: An already fantastic mouse series sees a new, improved addition with some great features. With great battery life, very accurate tracking, lots of practical features and a superbly comfortable shape I would recommend considering this mouse if you're in th...
The MX Master is a rechargeable wireless mouse for Macs and Windows PCs that offers smooth, precise operation, lots of customization options, good ergonomics, and works on almost any surface. You can connect to up to three computers using Logitech's inclu
It's somewhat expensive, and the rechargeable battery isn't user-replaceable (but should last several years)
While somewhat pricey, the Logitech MX Master's expansive feature set and smooth operation make it a worthwhile purchase for power users seeking a high-performance wireless mouse....
Veröffentlicht: 2015-04-12, Autor: Raymond , Testbericht von: mashable.com
Slick design, Super ergonomic, Sublime thumb wheel, Crazy precise tracking, Seamlessly connects between three devices via Bluetooth
Unnatural gesture controls, Non-replaceable built-in battery, Designed for righties
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Veröffentlicht: 2015-04-07, Autor: Keith , Testbericht von: networkworld.com
If Logitech could take some of these innovations (the Darkfield Laser sensor, multiple scroll wheels) and shrink them into a smaller-sized mouse (one that operates on battery with a storage compartment, too, is that too much to ask?), then this would be...
