Logitech has since quietly updated the M705 and removed this button from its design. You see, this mouse had a hidden button on the side of the mouse that looked like this. This is an option that I really miss in the M705. There is also a hidden button in the fin. I set mine to open notepad and calculator because I use that feature way more than I ever need a forward/backward option. These almost blend together, so you have to feel around and sometimes press the mouse a bit oddly to make sure you’re hitting the right one and not both at the same time. The M705 was easier to feel and click quickly because it was left and right, and a little separation between them. It takes some getting used to thanks to the way they lean into each other. The movement of the wheel is very smooth and barely perceptible.Īs mentioned, the two buttons on the right are customizable, like all other functions/buttons on this mouse (using the Logitech Options desktop app). However, I’ve used it a number of times where I needed fine scrolling back and forth. The second scroll wheel is hidden to the left of the Previous/Next (or customizable) button. The precision is superior, it has a built-in battery (chargeable from a front USB port), the main scroll wheel is much more advanced, and offers a second thumb scroll wheel (horizontal scrolling). It slides about the same as the M705 and has all the same buttons.īeyond that, things change. It’s about 15% larger at most, with that fin sticking out for a nice place for your thumb to rest inside. It’s a slightly bigger mouse than the M705 but not by much. Luckily, there’s still plenty of inventory, and it’s been on sale a lot lately (links available near the end of this review). Then you are stuck with the used community. Unfortunately, this one is no longer made by Logitech, so what you see on the market right now is what you get. I have since switched to 2S myself after using it several times on one of the workstations until I fell into it. It’s simple, it’s effective, and it has a very good autonomy. If I had to guess what would be the most common mouse in the office, it would be the Logitech M705. Which allowed us to get a lot of use out of it and really “deepen our opinion” as someone else likes to say sometimes. This review was a little late as we have been using the 2S for a while on a number of machines now. Yet I was still surprised at how much it appealed to us. So I already knew going in there, that the Logitech MX Master 2S would lead to a good result. Nearly every one of these devices in the entire building is from Logitech, aside from some custom mechanical options that some of us picked up on. It’s no secret that Logitech is by far one of our favorite brands for mice and keyboards.
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