Logitech has launched its first MX series mouse to feature a built-in motor for haptic vibrations and it takes direct aim at professionals.
Logitech has launched its first MX series mouse to feature a built-in motor for haptic vibrations. Called the MX Master 4, Logitech’s latest rodent takes direct aim at creatives, professionals, developers, and business users rather than gamers, with most of the features directed towards enhancing productivity chores, including an Action Rings digital overlay.That’s not to say you couldn’t use the MX Master 4 for gaming. It has an 8,000 DPI sensor for smooth tracking, and while many purpose-built gaming mice go much higher—the awesome Logitech G502 X Plus we reviewed sports a Hero 25K sensor, for example—it’s more sensitive than actually needed for professional gaming.Even so, Logitech doesn’t mention gamers in its marketing pitch.
