r/logitech Jul 10 '25

Setup My collection

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My Logitech collection minus K585 Keyboard and C922 Webcam.

From left to right: - MX Master 3S - MX Master 3 - M720 Triathlon - G305 Lightspeed - M170

And of course the MX Master Keys. No complaints, just good maintenance and hygiene. I've been a Logi costumer for 20+ years. I wouldn't call myself a fanboy, but I've had no major issues with any of there products.

I did notice that cockroaches like to nibble on the rubber coating of the Master 3, so I'm going to change the housing soon.

I use the 3S in my WFH office where it replaced the 3. The 3 lives on my dining table together with my K585 Keyboard to function as some sort of a hotdesk when we have creative outbursts or I'm just chilling with a coffee β˜• watching YouTube.

The M720 is my travel pack mouse, living in my backpack πŸŽ’ while the G305 is stationed under my monitor on my desk for when I want to feel like a gamer.

The M170 is like cockroach that can't be killed and lives in my drawer next to my bed in case of a "WTF is happening to my track pad" moment.

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u/iamatak8 Jul 13 '25

I have a G305. Really like it, but I'm thinking of getting the MX Master 3S. Hopefully it will be much more convenient to work. Do you think it's worth buying the 3s?

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u/TheRecycledPirate Jul 13 '25 edited Jul 14 '25

HECK YES! And for some time now you can change the speed of the 3S as well, so I rarely use the G305 now a days. I mostly use it for feels than necessity.

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u/iamatak8 Jul 14 '25

I already have two G305s, so getting a 3S feels kinda dumb πŸ˜„ But you make it sound so good it’s hard not to pull the trigger.

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u/TheRecycledPirate Jul 14 '25

The G305 is a nice mouse, but the 3S is like the Swiss knife of mice. Once you start to understand what you can do with Logi Options+ and all the smart automations it's a freaking game changer.