Logitech's MX Master 4 hits $102 at Lenovo — up your productivity game with haptic feedback and effortless scrolling

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Logitech's current flagship productivity mouse, the MX Master 4, is available for just $102.59 at Lenovo when you stack codes EXTRAFIVE and SUMMERLIVE26 in the shopping cart. This adds a discount of $17.40, bringing the price down from the $119.99 list price and saving you 15% off this amazing mouse. It's not often that we see noticeable price drops on this model, as it's a particularly in-demand peripheral for productivity users.

This discount applies to the black version of the MX Master 4. It succeeds the MX Master 3S, which is still our top pick for the best overall wireless mouse. The new MX Master 4 model keeps many existing features from the previous MX Master 3S, including the dual-mode MagSpeed scroll wheel on the top and a horizontal wheel on the side, but adds a brand-new haptic experience.

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The Logitech MX Master 4 uses an 8K DPI sensor, quiet click switches for almost silent operation, and better 2.4GHz wireless connectivity. The mouse offers both 2.4GHz wireless via the included USB transceiver and Bluetooth connectivity, with support for both Windows and macOS, as well as Linux and ChromeOS.

Logitech MX Master 4 Wireless Productivity Mouse - Black
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Logitech MX Master 4 Wireless Productivity Mouse - Black: was $119.99 now $102.59 at Lenovo

The MX Master 4 is the latest in Logitech's MX Master lineup, maintaining a similar ergonomic design along with dual MagSpeed scroll wheels and a new haptic feedback feature for those who prioritize productivity.

Logitech has added haptic feedback to the MX Master 4, which is located next to the thumb rest area of the mouse. Featuring four intensity settings to monitor your mouse, the haptic feedback feature is used to inform you when the mouse connects or disconnects from a device, during low battery, and for certain app-specific purposes.

Another new feature is the addition of the Action Ring, which is available via Logitech's Options+ software. It can be activated by pressing a dedicated button placed within the mouse's thumb rest, which brings up a circular menu giving users quick access to commonly used tasks. The ring is fully customizable through the Logitech software, so you can assign your favorite functions or actions for quick access.

If you're looking for a superb mouse for doing your work, getting creative, or for school, then the Logitech MX Master 4 at this $102.59 price is the best deal currently available from a major tech retailer.

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  • Findecanor
    I've always thought it is too heavy at 150 g, 10g heavier than the MX Master 3/3s.
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  • JeffreyP55
    Admin said:
    Pick up the fantastic Logitech MX Master 4 productivity mouse from Lenovo and make a saving when you stack these two Lenovo e-coupon codes.

    Logitech's MX Master 4 hits $102 at Lenovo — up your productivity game with haptic feedback and effortless scrolling : Read more
    Price fixing magic bumped the price up to $119.99. All outlets priced the same. Isn't price fixing illegal?
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  • jabliese
    JeffreyP55 said:
    Price fixing magic bumped the price up to $119.99. All outlets priced the same. Isn't price fixing illegal?
    For the benefit of those voting for socialists, I will assume this is not sarcasm.
    This is a Logitech mouse. With a Logitech MSRP. Made by one manufacturer.
    Do you expect Logitech to compete with itself?
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  • Dr3ams
    Nice mouse, but I'm not ready to switch from the MX Master 3S yet. This is Logitech's fault...shouldn't have built such a kickass mouse.
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  • JeffreyP55
    jabliese said:
    For the benefit of those voting for socialists, I will assume this is not sarcasm.
    This is a Logitech mouse. With a Logitech MSRP. Made by one manufacturer.
    Do you expect Logitech to compete with itself?
    I expect sellers to have competitive pricing not price fixing. I have no idea what you are trying to say.
    Reply