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Logitech seem to have a monopoly on this particular development - you’ll be looking for something like the MX Master series for a non gamer mouse with this func
by Tsiklon 5y ago
Logitech seem to have a monopoly on this particular development - you’ll be looking for something like the MX Master series for a non gamer mouse with this functionality - the MX Master 3 is the most recent model. The clutch on the scroll wheel on this mouse can be manually engaged or programmed to release when you scroll with sufficient violence
- dylan604 5y ago>scroll with sufficient violence I've heard used with sufficient persuasion or with sufficient encouragement, but yours is a new one. Remind me to not tap on your shoulder while deep in the zone.
- BoorishBears 5y agoMy MX Master 3 was great until the last feature you mentioned decided to enable itself and never disable again... Logitech calls it SmartShift and other people have reported the same issue, SmartShift enables itself, and from that point onward no settings changes will disable it. It's pretty frustrating to say the least, the MX Master 3 was poised to fix the reliability issues the previous entries had otherwise (since replaced the physical scroll wheel click with an electromagnet in a very convincing way)
- Tsiklon 5y agoOhh no, I didn't know that others had a problem with smart shift, I've had my mouse for well over a year now with no issues across Windows, macOS and Linux (minus the ability to configure anything on it on linux, a problem I've not tried solving). I assume that firmware updates have done nothing to help you?