Users are able to pair the mouse with up to three devices and switch between them seamlessly thanks to the Easy-Switch button. It’s finished in Space Gray so it matches Apple products quite nicely. The MX Master 3 has a great shape and feel to it. It does appear that there should be something else in the box based on this style of packaging, but in truth, it’s simply holding the mouse in place. When you first open the box there is a folded piece of cardboard that is used to help hold the mouse in place.

The box contains the mouse, a warranty pamphlet, and a USB-C cable for charging the mouse. The box has a nice image of the product on the front as well as some decent information on the product. I find they don’t use too much cardboard and in this case, Logitech used ‘responsible packaging.’ It uses only FSC-certified paper and uses 90% less packaging plastic so that it’s environmentally-friendly. Logitech always seems to do a decent job of packaging their products. Software: Logitech Options and Logitech FlowĬontents: mouse, USB-C charging cable (USB-C to USB-C), user documentation Wireless operating distance: 32.81 ft (10 m) Sensor Technology: Darkfield high precision, Nominal value: 1000 dpi, DPI (Minimal and maximal value): 200 to 4000 dpi (can be set in increments of 50 dpi)ħ buttons (Left/Right-click, Back/Forward, App-Switch, Wheel mode-shift, Middle-click) macOS 10.15 or later, iPadOS 13.4 or later It’s an amazing product and my experience with it has been stellar. One such product is the MX Master 3 for Mac.

So, when I find accessories that are created specifically to work with Mac systems, I jump on them. Most gear will work with both PC and Mac operating systems, but it’s primarily designed as a PC product first with the Mac as an afterthought. When it comes to third-party accessories for Apple products you can find nearly anything you want for the iPhone and iPad but for the Mac peripherals are a bit hit and miss for me.

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