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Key Takeaways

1. The Logitech MX Master 4 weighs 150 grams and is slightly larger than the MX Master 3S, measuring 128.2 mm x 88.4 mm x 50.8 mm.
2. It features an 8K DPI sensor adjustable in 150 DPI increments and has a 500 mAh battery with up to 70 days of use on a single charge.
3. The MX Master 4 will not include a USB-C charging cable or a 2.4 GHz dongle for the Mac version.
4. A purchase of the MX Master 4 for Mac includes a complimentary one-month subscription to Adobe Creative Cloud.
5. The anticipated launch price is €129.99, with availability starting on September 30.

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The Logitech MX Master 4 has been the subject of several leaks over the last few months—first through an EUIPO filing and later through an Amazon listing. The initial leak gave us a glimpse of its design, while the Amazon listing shared details about its internal features. Now, a fresh leak has provided its complete specifications.

Weight and Dimensions

Thanks to an additional eight buttons and a motor for haptic feedback, the MX Master 4 is expected to weigh 150 grams, which is 9 grams heavier than the MX Master 3S. It will also be slightly larger, measuring 128.2 mm in height, 88.4 mm in width, and 50.8 mm in depth. However, the overall feel in your hand may not differ much from its predecessor.

Features and Battery Life

Besides that, the MX Master 4 remains mostly the same as the previous version, featuring an 8K DPI sensor that you can adjust in 150 DPI increments, along with a 500 mAh battery. Logitech asserts that you can get up to 70 days of use from a single charge. As previously mentioned, a USB-C charging cable will not be included in the box, and customers purchasing the MX Master 4 for Mac will not receive a 2.4 GHz dongle either.

Pricing and Availability

This is not surprising, as the MX Master 3S also did not come with a dongle. However, with the purchase of the MX Master 4 for Mac, you will receive a complimentary one-month subscription to Adobe Creative Cloud. According to winfuture.de, the price will stay the same, set at €129.99 when it launches. It is anticipated to be available in stores starting on September 30.

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Key Takeaways

1. The Logitech MX Master 4 has received certification from Brazil’s telecommunications agency, indicating its upcoming release.
2. An accidental image leak reveals minor design changes, including a shifted thumb scroll wheel and slightly larger left and right buttons.
3. Technical details about the MX Master 4’s advancements remain unclear.
4. The MX Master 3S has a low polling rate of 125Hz, which may not be ideal for high-refresh monitors.
5. The MX Master 3S’s Darkfield laser sensor has a maximum resolution of 8,000 DPI, and the mouse lacks a storage option for the USB dongle.

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The Logitech MX Master 3S (starting at $119 on Amazon) has been around for nearly three years, and Logitech is gearing up to release its next version. Tecnoblog found out that the MX Master 4, identified by the model number MR0118, received certification from Brazil’s telecommunications agency Anatel on May 9. In addition, Logitech has shared an initial image of the MX Master 4 on Instagram.

Image Leak

This image was clearly uploaded by accident and was swiftly removed, but not before a clever Reddit user captured a screenshot. The image, shown below, reveals that the mouse’s design has not changed significantly. The thumb scroll wheel has been shifted slightly forward, and the left and right buttons now take up a bit more space on the top. Furthermore, the texture of the thumb rest and the mouse’s overall shape have seen minor revisions. However, details about the technical advancements and enhancements of the Logitech MX Master 4 remain unclear.

Room for Improvement

That being said, there is certainly room for upgrades in several areas. A key concern is that the Logitech MX Master 3S has a polling rate of only 125Hz, both via Bluetooth and the USB dongle, which can feel slow on high-refresh monitors with rates of 240Hz or higher. The Darkfield laser sensor, while functional on various surfaces including glass, only has a resolution of 8,000 DPI. Weighing just under 5 oz, the MX Master 3S is also heavier than many premium gaming mice. Lastly, Logitech does not provide an option to store the USB dongle inside the mouse, which could be convenient for those who need to transport or use the mouse on the go.

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