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Nobody has had any success talking with Logitech support, perhaps they don't care or don't understand, the results is the same. This is the conclusion, unless Logitech decides to change their attitude towards this bug - which has not been the case so far.
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Logitech master MX is a quite expensive mouse and with "pointer acceleration" missing it not even a toy mouse, and absolutely unacceptable for professional use.
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I don't think this is a correct attitude and I can't recommend using Logitech mouse. If Logitech will not even consider fixing this problem of missing "pointer acceleration" in "logitech options" then Logitech simply is not caring about fundamentals of pointing / mouse software. Your script might work for some people but a lot of people have paid premium price for a so called premium mouse "MX Master" which is missing a fundamental feature "pointer acceleration" and those people often don't have the expertise to run scripts.ĭear colleagues - the bug (because it is inconceiveable that this is a purposely omitted feature) of missing "pointer acceleration" in "logitech options" is a fundamental feature of a mouse.Įven discussing unstable workarounds is a bit insulting since we all paid good money for Logitech products which are not delivering such a basic feature as "pointer acceleration" Regarding the scripting workaround - thanks for the effort, but there are well paid engineers and product managers in Logitech who are not doing their job. If Logitech will never add "pointer acceleration" to "logitech options" then Logitech needs to state it clearly on the box of "mx master" for example "MX Master is missing pointer acceleration setting and we, Logitech have no plans to implement pointer acceleration for MX Master, regardless of what our users need or want" When will Logitech add "pointer acceleration" to "logitech options" ?
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Why has Logitech removed "pointer acceleration" from "mx master"?
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We need an official response here why is "pointer acceleration" missing from "logitech options", and how can you release so called "state of the art" mouse "mx master" which is missing such a basic and fundamental feature such as "pointer acceleration".
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And please update us on this case, don't say it's forwarded and then we don't even know if the feature is coming or not.Īre you even listening to your customers? From your involvement in this issue it would appear not. We expect more from a high end mouse like this. TL DR / Summary: Give us acceleration back, your DPI-thing does not work as we want to.
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I had to override the pointer speed via Windows because your software is not doing this correctly. My mouse speed is MAX, and it's still not good enough, the speed is OK, but my precision is completly lost for smaller elements, as a graphical designer this is a big disadvantage. I contacted support in hope to get a better answer of maybe some other way to set acceleration, but I only got a simple answer that DPI is now the thing, and I can increase the DPI by increasing mouse speed. You guys made a new nice looking software for the mouse, but you really missed out the essentials people loved with your mouse. I like as less mouse travel as possible, and the perfect option to solve that in SetPoint was mouse acceleration. On my 2580x screen, the acceleration is essential, in order to be more precise when moving slowly to click on small icons and buttons, and be fast when I move quicker across the whole screen. I understand Logitech removed it and is trying some "DPI-acceleration" instead, which is not accurate at all. I love the MX Master, but I was really shocked to see the mouse acceleration option be completly gone. I just purchased the Logitech MX Master as well, to replace my acient and well used MX Performance which started to get a bit of problems after many years of service. So I'm going to bump this thread, as it's been going on for a few months already, but still with no change.