mouse i was consistently able to get above NUMBER_TOKEN shots within some periods of time and then using the mx master NUMBER_TOKEN it just felt more sluggish the cursor wasn't always where i expected it to be and then the other thing i realized about this mouse compared to the mx master is that this scroll wheel it just feels more precise like if i scroll up or down it will always do that and it will always move by the same amount whereas with the mx master there's less precision you could say with the scroll wheel it's a very nice scroll wheel but sometimes you could keep scrolling up and the page wouldn't move and then after a while it would start to move and other than that it does feature rgb support and the software functions in mac now looking at this other version here we also have the gNUMBER_TOKEN light speed and so this is a newer wireless version of the gNUMBER_TOKEN so what are the differences well first up the gNUMBER_TOKEN hero is just about NUMBER_TOKEN bucks this one is NUMBER_TOKEN bucks so you're paying a hundred dollars just for a wireless capability in addition on the back they upgraded this to use ptfe so it slides smoother on your mousepad and then they also support something known as powerplay where they sell a separate mouse pad for about NUMBER_TOKEN bucks and then this mouse will just wirelessly charge and then that whole setup would cost you like NUMBER_TOKEN bucks or so which i think is getting pretty pricey now that said price is not an issue for me but the one thing holding me back about this mouse is that they actually had to redesign the entire interior of this in order to support the wireless functionality and throughout that process they actually changed this scroll wheel and so this scroll wheel if you take a look at it there's a few good and bad things about it number one is that they made it hollow so it's lighter weight and they added the rubber grip but the real deal breaker at least for me is that when you scroll it it's just there's just more friction to it it loses the travel and it makes a little bit more of a grading sound when you're scrolling this and so as i was first using this scrolling through web pages and i was at first very delighted but then i heard this ratcheting sound i started to wonder was this always there and i began comparing this with the original gNUMBER_TOKEN which is a little bit quieter and then the mouse wheel has more travel when you're flicking it so overall between these two my personal preference would be for the wired version and so that's it that's all the mice we have here so what have we learned well first up is i would say that if you're really looking for a good productivity mouse then i would have no hesitation recommending for you the mx master NUMBER_TOKEN because it's quite far ahead in terms of productivity features is it the surprise that a productivity mouse is recommended as a productivity tool compared to a gaming mouse um i don't know maybe but we can now appreciate at least this really nice scroll wheel in which you can quickly page through multiple lines of code you've got a bunch of customizable gestures on this you have the dark field sensor which makes it work on any surface it's portable wireless and has a great battery life currently coming in at NUMBER_TOKEN bucks and then if you're looking for something kind of like a hybrid solution
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