Target has Logitech MX Master 2S Wireless Ergonomic Mouse (Graphite) for $52.49 (price shown in cart). Shipping is free or select free store pickup where stock permits.
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Connect up to 3 Computers: Logitech Flow allows you to seamlessly control up to three computers with one wireless mouse, and copy-paste text, images and files between them (1)
Precise Control: This multi surface mouse uses Darkfield High Precision tracking to give you flawless control virtually anywhere – even on glass (2) with up to 4,000 DPI
Quickly Charges: Connect the Bluetooth mouse to your computer and get enough power for a full day of use in only 3 minutes; a full charge lasts up to 70 days (3)
Speed-Adaptive, Side-to-Side Scrolling: Scroll through web pages faster and easier with the speed-adaptive scroll wheel and side-to-side scrolling with a stroke of your thumb (4)
Finely Designed: An ergonomic wireless mouse with a hand-sculpted shape (5) that supports your hand and wrist, plus fine-motion control and well-positioned buttons and wheels
The MX MASTER 2S Bluetooth Edition is the ultimate precision mouse for power users. Harness the power of Logitech Flow and take multi-computer use to a bold new level. Control up to three computers and seamlessly move text, images and files between devices. Scroll through documents and web pages faster and easier with the speed-adaptive scroll wheel. MX MASTER 2S is ready when you are. It holds a full charge for over two months and in just three minutes you get enough power for a full day of usage. Work virtually anywhere with high precision tracking --even on glass.* Its sculpted, hand-crafted shape supports your hand and wrist in a comfortable natural position. *4mm min thickness (1) Requires Logitech® Options+™ software, available for download at logitech.com/optionsplus (for Mac and Windows only). (2) 4mm minimum thickness. (3) Battery life may vary based on user and computing conditions. (4) Logitech Options+™ software lets you customize those experiences. (5) Mouse mould manufactured from an original hand-sculpted design.
Product SKU:
target_89130235_89130235
UPC:
97855160447
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Target has Logitech MX Master 2S Wireless Ergonomic Mouse (Graphite) for $52.49 (price shown in cart). Shipping is free or select free store pickup where stock permits.
Thanks to Deal Hunter PennyFound for finding this deal.
About this item:
Connect up to 3 Computers: Logitech Flow allows you to seamlessly control up to three computers with one wireless mouse, and copy-paste text, images and files between them (1)
Precise Control: This multi surface mouse uses Darkfield High Precision tracking to give you flawless control virtually anywhere – even on glass (2) with up to 4,000 DPI
Quickly Charges: Connect the Bluetooth mouse to your computer and get enough power for a full day of use in only 3 minutes; a full charge lasts up to 70 days (3)
Speed-Adaptive, Side-to-Side Scrolling: Scroll through web pages faster and easier with the speed-adaptive scroll wheel and side-to-side scrolling with a stroke of your thumb (4)
Finely Designed: An ergonomic wireless mouse with a hand-sculpted shape (5) that supports your hand and wrist, plus fine-motion control and well-positioned buttons and wheels
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This will be my 4th MX master. I'm using a 2S as I type (well not as I type, but right before I typed this, and I'll use it again right after).
These are my favorite mice. Buying another one for an upstairs PC.
i have 3 mx masters 2s, no issues with any of them other than the rubber degrading
this is arguably better than the newer ones if you like more mechanical clicks, and need logitech options (rather than the options+, which can have issues with mouse sharing apps).
I am using this for last 5 years, its working great still. keeps charging for many days, works seamlessly, buttons works without lag etc.. -> all great. i think this is the reason Logi devices prices wont go down even after years after years.
only issue is the shading off where we keep our fingers(right and left buttons), palm area etc.. looks awkward when not using it. but its okay.
Known to have double-click issues just like the 1S and 3S. No fixable solution.
Not denying that people had issues, but I used the 2s since almost the day it came out, 8+ hours a day until i just upgraded to the 4 and this is literally the first time I've associated a double-click issue and that mouse. So take that for what it's worth. I literally wore a hole in the left side of that mouse over the reassignable button. I avoided upgrading b/c I didn't like the new textures until the 4 came out. The 2S mouse did not stop working for me, I just relegated it to backup duty.
That said, I wish I could find this for $40 instead. At $52 I kind of want to just wait for a deal on another 4.
I firmly believe the double click is engineered. Ive been using Logitech mice since the 90s and that issue never goes away. I refused to believe its cannot be solved from an engineering standpoint. I dont see any brands of mice have this issue.
With that said Logitech still makes the best mice because of the software, and even with the double click issue their mice still last longer than Razor, evga, and other cheap mice out there. I think the only 'brand' of mice out there that is better than logitech is Microsoft's branded mice, they seem be be made with better material (metal scroll wheel for example) and never seem to have the double click issue. Its too bad that their software is non existent and their selection are very limited.
For full transparency I have no idea if the double click issue exist on this, but I used all the MX series from Logitech up until MX Master (MX Revolution, MX1000, MX Performance, etc). They all died in 2-3 years due to the double click issue.
Last edited by ariez84 April 21, 2026 at 07:55 AM.
Known to have double-click issues just like the 1S and 3S. No fixable solution.
I have owned 2 of these. One lasted 5-6 years, the other has lasted me the last two. My entire team bought them after I did, and none have had that issue.
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These are my favorite mice. Buying another one for an upstairs PC.
this is arguably better than the newer ones if you like more mechanical clicks, and need logitech options (rather than the options+, which can have issues with mouse sharing apps).
only issue is the shading off where we keep our fingers(right and left buttons), palm area etc.. looks awkward when not using it. but its okay.
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That said, I wish I could find this for $40 instead. At $52 I kind of want to just wait for a deal on another 4.
With that said Logitech still makes the best mice because of the software, and even with the double click issue their mice still last longer than Razor, evga, and other cheap mice out there. I think the only 'brand' of mice out there that is better than logitech is Microsoft's branded mice, they seem be be made with better material (metal scroll wheel for example) and never seem to have the double click issue. Its too bad that their software is non existent and their selection are very limited.
For full transparency I have no idea if the double click issue exist on this, but I used all the MX series from Logitech up until MX Master (MX Revolution, MX1000, MX Performance, etc). They all died in 2-3 years due to the double click issue.
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