For instance, if you hold the button down and move the mouse forward it can bring up the Windows Start menu. It's called a gesture button because as you hold it down if you move the mouse in one of four directions, it engages a new function. The gesture button is also user assignable. Finally, that wheel acts as middle-click too for those who use that option. "gesture button") you can permanently toggle between fast scroll and click-to-click as a preference.
Of course, by depressing the top middle button (a.k.a. Once the wheel slows down again, it shifts back to click-to-click. How this works is if you are in a long document or web page and you scroll, it acts like in a step fashion, but if you spin the wheel very fast, it removes that step click and switches over to fast scroll. However, Logitech also brings its "speed-adaptive scroll wheel" tech to the MX Master 2S that auto-shifts from click-to-click to hyper-fast scroll. By default, it's a step wheel with discernable clicks between each scroll step. I would have preferred them to be a bit more muted. Some users like very audible clicks and you get that with the MX Master 2S. The main left and right buttons have very loud clicks that are very noisy. Turning to the top of the MX Master 2S there are the familiar two buttons with the main scroll wheel and a gesture button. It's a smart design and while it took time to get used to it's a great option to have available. Logitech lets you assign the thumb wheel scroll for horizontal scroll (default), forward/back, increase/decrease brightness, volume, switch applications, tabs, or even zoom. How you utilize that unique button for input is up to you. The thumb wheel is a very smooth and almost silky. Despite the unique format I quickly picked up the differences between the buttons without having to look, owing credit to Logitech's design team. Those two buttons are layered on top of each other, which is unusual, compared to other mice who offer a horizontal pairing.
The design also lets you quickly access the two thumb buttons (back and forward, by default) and the dedicated thumb wheel. The MX Master 2S features Logitech's famous thumb-wing, as I like to call it, that lets your thumb be cradled and carried by the mouse during movement. Built for right-handed users, the MX Master 2S is easily the most comfortable and natural feeling mice on the market. Logitech has a lot of experience with mouse ergonomics, and that is exemplified with the MX Master 2S. Quality build MX Master 2S design and feel Otherwise, the mice are mostly the same for overall design and features. Compared to the original Logitech MX Master ( now $62 on Amazon see our review) the MX Master 2S bumps the DPI from 1,000 to 4,000 for smoother tracking and the battery life has almost doubled from 40 to 70 hours.
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