With the flick or tap of your fingers, you can quickly scroll, zoom, and swipe in addition to switching full-screen apps and launching Mission Control.Īs usual, we are impressed with Apple’s superb build quality, with the Magic Mouse 2 featuring materials such as aluminum for its bottom shell and glass for its top surface. The Mac version is the ultimate wireless mouse for just about any Mac user, whether you spend all day in creative workflows, coding, or everyday web and document browsing.Īs you'd expect from a wireless mouse designed by Apple, the Magic Mouse 2 works perfectly with MacOS' native gestures thanks to its surface essentially functioning as a built-in trackpad. Its $100 price is very fair for what it offers, making it clear why it is so popular and one of our favorite mice for any platform. This works like Apple's Universal Control feature in MacOS Monterey, with the added benefit of even working between MacOS and Windows. The MX Master 3 for Mac is also distinctive for its comfortable and ergonomic design, and it’s can be used across multiple computers and operating systems thanks to Logitech's Flow app. It's a very clever way to work your way around your Mac. While this is pressed, you can swipe your mouse in the same way you would on a trackpad to perform native MacOS gestures. As well as that, there's a built-in gesture-control button at the bottom of the thumb rest. The latter is ideal for zooming through long web pages or lengthy documents. It charges via USB-C and can last 70 days on a full charge.Īside from those Mac-specific features, you get a MagSpeed wheel that can automatically switch between accurate ratchet clicking and fast, free-flowing scrolling. This comes with improved Bluetooth performance and a Space Gray color compared to the regular MX Master 3 wireless mouse. Logitech's MX Master 3 is among the best mice for Mac, and now Logitech has released a version just for the Mac.

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