Now, I am going to sell off my M700/M705's and maybe the M570s. This is the nicest mouse I've ever owned, MX Ergo is the nicest trackball I've ever had. Other than that, this is the nicest keyboard I have ever used, my number 1 used to be MK700 but MX Key easily overtakes it.Īs for Master 3. It throws the function keys out of alignment and the volume up is where F12 should be and I need to get used to it a bit. The only complaint I have for MX Keys so far is the enlaged escape button. Compared to M705, it's just stupidly better. Despite all of the people saying MX Master 3 is too heavy and slow to respond for gaming and etc. I also ordered the MX anywhere 3 to replace the "traveling mouse". I was so impressed and happy with them, I ordered a second set with different colours just to keep as backups. Well, thanks to the Black Friday sale, I got myself a brand new set of MX Keys and Master 3 (~59 and ~55 USD in value).
on the Master 3 but I read it's too heavy for gaming, and M720 seems like a perfect replacement but without the side scroll and I kind of want to switch to non single battery mouse. I really like the idea of side scroll and etc. Photoshop/Poster/Presentation preparation (I "twitch" with trackball soemtimes even with high percision mode on).CAD when my wrist up is up for it (sometimes it's my wrist, somtimes it's my thumb that bothers me).Gaming (trackball just doesn't cut it).I am intending to use the mouse to replace M705 with Flow feature but I wouldn't mind trying the nice side scroll on Master. Recently I tried to get a Master 3 at a local auction and that went over the budget I had in mind and I looked at a local supplier and I see M590 for ~40USD, M720 for ~55 and Master for ~90USD and I am also going to get a MX Keys keyboard. Now, I want a mouse and all I really care for is for it to work with Logitech flow because as much as I tinker with my computer a lot, it's just a nice feature that doesn't require much extra effort from my side and it saves time. Now, MX Ergo is awesome but trackball does have its limits and I do switch to Logitech M705 occasionally and I always travel with an M570 as a general purpose mouse. I really like the Logitech flow feature too because I can hop from my drafting laptop to CAD laptop hooked up to big screen anytime. The most advanced one is MX Ergo, which helps a LOT with my wrist pain. I currently have a lot of Logitech older gen keyboard/mouse and I really like them.
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