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The loss of soft touch plastics may initially appear like a downgrading, but I prefer uncoated plastics for long-term use: mine MX Master 2S developed unsightly smooth spots on both mouse buttons on which the soft touch coating decreased, and other long-term users have reported that the coatings become sticky over time.
Photo: Henri Robbins
The two primary mouse buttons and the hedgehog are almost dead silent. Nevertheless, you still have a clear feedback with a pronounced bump and without a muddy feeling. In ratchet mode, the mouse wheel has a noticeable bump between every scroll. In smooth mode, the wheel has just enough resistance to be easily controlled while still turning freely.
The horizontal scroll wheel on the side scrolls permanently and has a significant resistance than the primary linish wheel. This enables stronger control of the wheel and protects against accidental scrolling if you move your thumb. Scrolling is incredibly smooth, without catch or scratch, and the smuggled texture of the aluminum wheel feels pleasant and easy to manipulate. Clicking on the bike is still quite loud like any mouse. The three side buttons and the upper button have a steamed click and it is not annoying.
Despite a weight of 150 grams, this mouse is easy to slide to slide a surface. The feet are smooth and slide lightly, while they still have enough friction for precise control, and the shaped shape makes it easy to move and lift. While the high weight means that it is not ideal for Competitive, highly intensive gamesThe shape is preferable for longer sessions, regardless of whether they spread dungeons or spin through spreadsheets.
The sensor can be able to do up to 8,000 points per inch per inch, but most people will probably leave the sensitivity far below. I had no problems with the inlet registration, skipping or shaking, and the sensor felt incredibly precise on all surfaces, even on frosted and transparent glass.
Gesture controls and feel
Photo: Henri Robbins
The gesture controls of the MX Master 4 are one of the most famous characteristics. These were presented in every generation of the MX Master line with only minor changes over generations. The gesture control button was previously on the underside of the rest of the thumb, hidden under the rubber surface, but has now been moved to a standard button on the side, which I found more comfortable and natural to use.
