If you know your PC history, you should know that the Logitech MX Master 2S is known in circles as the best productivity mouse ever created. Sure, the newer version is out, but it costs $100, whereas the original monster hit is now just $59 at Amazon for the graphite edition. That's 31% cheaper than it is typically and much more affordable than the newer model (which isn't that much different, to be honest).
How coveted is this mouse, you ask? The white model is fetching $422, and that's not a typo. The midnight teal has been sold out for years now. We also loved it in our full review.
Logitech MX Master 2S | 31% off
The gold standard of non-gaming mice is at its lowest price ever. Sure, it's not the newest, but the Logitech MX Master 2S is literally a legend. And now it can be yours (before they sell out).
What makes this mouse so good is simply the features combined with one of the most ergonomic designs known to PC mice. You get Logitech's famed Darkfield high-precision laser for its sensor, sensitivity ranging between 200 and 4,000 dots-per-inch (DPI) with user customizability at 50 DPI increments, 50 G acceleration, 1,000 Hz polling, and it samples up to 210 inches per second. Translation: it's super precise, smooth, and fast, even on giant 5K displays.
You also get seven buttons, including Back/Forward and two scroll wheels (with a second for the thumb, making it ideal for horizontal scrolling). Connectivity is between either Bluetooth Low Energy or using Logitech's 2.4GHz dongle with a Unifying receiver (letting you use other Logitech wireless devices).
The only "downside" is this mouse uses a micro-USB to recharge (cable included) but considering battery life is rated for 70 days; it's not like you're going to have to charge it often. Heck, a three-minute charge is enough to last an entire day when in a pinch. You also get some excellent software to customize the mouse to however you want, including programming those buttons.
Sure, this mouse is a few years old, but it's still literally the gold standard for non-gaming mice, even in 2021.
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