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Why would you buy two of the same terribly designed item instead of getting, I don't know, an MX Master (3)?
by airstrike 6y ago
Why would you buy two of the same terribly designed item instead of getting, I don't know, an MX Master (3)?
- RandallBrown 6y agoI personally think the MX Master 3 is pretty ugly compared to a Magic Mouse. I've never used one but generally dislike mice that are that big.
- koyote 6y agoI don't think I have ever cared about how my mouse looks (or how my laptop looks for that matter; it sits at home where no one will see it). Something you use 8 hours a day should first of all be pleasant to use and reduce the risk of long term damage to your wrist (carpal tunnel syndrome or similar).
- RandallBrown 6y agoEveryone has different priorities. I've never found the Magic Mouse uncomfortable to use. I generally use a trackpad anyway. I value that it's portable, looks nice, and works great with OS X. To each their own.
- steve_adams_86 6y agoThe MX Master 3 is a wonderful piece of hardware but I personally couldn’t get used to it. I find the Magic Trackpad, though obscenely expensive, seems to fit my needs much better. I used the MX 3 for about a year. I do love some features it has.
- d3nj4l 6y agoIf you're a hardcore mac user, I would agree, and even then if you like using trackpads in general. I switch between mac and linux all the time, plus I found using even the MBP 15"'s massive trackpad annoying to use for all-day work, so the MX Master was among the best investments I could've made.
- steve_adams_86 6y agoThe wheel on the MX Master is brilliant. It’s hard to leave that behind. I think the only reason I couldn’t stick with it was that I need to pan and zoom so often, and the pad makes it so much nicer without compromising too much.