Thursday, June 19th 2025

Logitech's Upcoming MX Master 4 Leaks

The first decent high-resolution images of Logitech's upcoming MX Master 4 mouse has leaked, courtesy of the EUIPO or European Union Intellectual Property Office, which is somewhat embarrassing when you consider that the EUIPO claims to protect your intellectual property. Anyhow, the mouse appears to have been given some major design updates, without straying too far from its predecessor. Most notably, it now has two buttons that cover the entire front of the mouse, which makes it look a lot cleaner than the MX Master 3s that has a bit of plastic on the right side of the right button. They also almost appear to be translucent, but that could just be the renders.

Gone are all the ridges on the thumb rest and read of the mouse and the thumb rest button appears to now be the entire side surface, rather than just the bottom of the thumb rest. It's unclear what the circle made up of dots is meant to symbolise though, but it appears that Logitech has come up with some new kind of functionality for the thumb rest button. A third thumb button has also been added in front of the previous two and the thumb scroll-wheel appears to be protruding rather than being slightly recessed as it is on the MX Master 3s. Finally there's an LED just behind the scroll-wheel lock button, which most likely is a battery/charge indicator. The MX Master 4 should be launching any time now, as the first leak was already a couple of weeks ago.
Sources: EUIPO, via Notebookcheck
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29 Comments on Logitech's Upcoming MX Master 4 Leaks

#1
bonehead123
Looks ok, but since I just upgraded from MX 2's to MX 3's in mid-24, I'll probably stick with those, as this one doesn't seem to offer much over the 3's, unless of course, I've missed something :D
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#2
AsRock
TPU addict
I'd get one but it's right handed ^^. But of course it is right haha.
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#3
MrDweezil
My MX2 has seen better days and I had been starting to look for deals on the 3. I guess I'll hold off a bit longer.
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#4
Deesider
The first decent high-resolution images of Logitech's upcoming MX Master 4 mouse has leaked, courtesy of the EUIPO or European Union Intellectual Property Office, which is somewhat embarrassing when you consider that the EUIPO claims to protect your intellectual property.
The author seems to be implying that EUIPO has 'leaked' the design, however the publication of the design is part of the registration process. In other words, it must be published when it's registered, otherwise no one would know how to avoid infringing the design registration.

If Logitech didn't want to have it published they should have waited longer to file, so that it didn't publish before the product release. It's certainly no fault of EUIPO.
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#5
TheLostSwede
News Editor
DeesiderThe author seems to be implying that EUIPO has 'leaked' the design, however the publication of the design is part of the registration process. In other words, it must be published when it's registered, otherwise no one would know how to avoid infringing the design registration.

If Logitech didn't want to have it published they should have waited longer to file, so that it didn't publish before the product release. It's certainly no fault of EUIPO.
Sure, but just like the FCC, you'd think they would have a confidentiality option, so the pics aren't release before the product has launched.
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#6
Deesider
TheLostSwedeSure, but just like the FCC, you'd think they would have a confidentiality option, so the pics aren't release before the product has launched.
There are methods to delay registration - but they must be pursued by Logitech's agents. Otherwise EUIPO just follows the statutory process (as they are required to).
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#7
TheLostSwede
News Editor
DeesiderThere are methods to delay registration - but they must be pursued by Logitech's agents. Otherwise EUIPO just follows the statutory process (as they are required to).
Or you know, they could have really low resolution pictures for the public to see, makes it all a whole lot less interesting than these nice pics.
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#8
INSTG8R
Vanguard Beta Tester
If I wasn't so hooked/satisfied with my G502 that would definitely be my next mouse
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#9
crazyeyesreaper
Not a Moderator
So close to what I want but the pinky wrest side still too small... Seems like ill never get a replacement for my Func MS-3 that died and early death.
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#10
Fourstaff
Seems they have kept the general design and grip pattern. I don't think they are going to be convincing MX3 people to upgrade.
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#11
Makaveli
I have a MX master 3 for my work mouse will be interested in a review but doesn't look like they changed much based on the images.
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#12
AusWolf
bonehead123Looks ok, but since I just upgraded from MX 2's to MX 3's in mid-24, I'll probably stick with those, as this one doesn't seem to offer much over the 3's, unless of course, I've missed something :D
I've still got the MX 2S and I intend to use it until it disintegrates completely. It's good to know that Logitech still makes replacement for it when its time comes. :)
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#13
aktpu
Let's just hope that they have fixed the coating issues that Threes have
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#14
PLAfiller
Price/per been really happy with the Triathlon M720, can't really shell out the cash for the MX-series quite yet. I still get a thumb-button and the hyper-scroll with it.
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#15
Chaitanya
aktpuLet's just hope that they have fixed the coating issues that Threes have
My old G9 also suffered from coating peeling off and even my DSLR has a sticky coating at this point.
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#16
zeljans
That island around scroll wheel on MX 3 had a purpose, to not click on left/right button if you scroll to far

Happy owner of MX 3.
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#17
TheLostSwede
News Editor
ChaitanyaMy old G9 also suffered from coating peeling off and even my DSLR has a sticky coating at this point.
The missus used to work for Microsoft and she packed away a web cam and a couple of laptop mice and we forgot about them. They where in zip-lock bags, yet ended up so sticky that they stuck to the bags they where in... Also had issues with my older G502 going weird in places. So many things with modern soft rubber coating seems to get nasty after a few years.
zeljansThat island around scroll wheel on MX 3 had a purpose, to not click on left/right button if you scroll to far

Happy owner of MX 3.
That part I get, but not the plastic on the right. Logitech seems to like that part on the right though, but the thin slit is a great collector of dead skin, dust and what not.
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#18
dismuter
MrDweezilMy MX2 has seen better days and I had been starting to look for deals on the 3. I guess I'll hold off a bit longer.
If you're implying that you'll hold off for deals on the 4, you'll have to wait much longer, because there won't be deals for it in the first 6 months at least. However, it's likely that there will be very good deals on the 3S.
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#19
trsttte
dismuterIf you're implying that you'll hold off for deals on the 4, you'll have to wait much longer, because there won't be deals for it in the first 6 months at least. However, it's likely that there will be very good deals on the 3S.
Not necessarily, amazon starts discounting things pretty quickly.
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#20
Contra
TheLostSwedeSo many things with modern soft rubber coating seems to get nasty after a few years.
MX Revolution didn't have this problem, but all the following ones did. Sold my MX3 Master because of this and also it's inconvenient to carry in a bag because of the size. The whole family switched to Mad Catz rat 8+ and there's no going back)
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#21
Pizderko
If this mice is without the soft touch, then I'm in.
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#22
Chrispy_
PizderkoIf this mice is without the soft touch, then I'm in.
Logitech's soft-touch coatings have been pretty good the last decade or so. My issue with them is cheap switches. I don't know if they've changed, but they used to use Omron China switches good for about 2 years only. I retired multiple MX and G-series mice over those premature failures - both personal and at work.

What is with the shape of the primary buttons?



Every normal, uninjured person on earth has a longer middle finger than their index finger, so why is the left button longer than the right button? To make matters worse, the pivot point is even further forward on the right button, shortening it even more - so presumably the difference in actuation pressure and button feel is going to be wildly different between left-click and right-click on this weird asymmetrical design?
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#23
eldon_magi
for me the electromagnetic flywheel is the most important thing on these, compared to the loud switches on the original MX 3 non-S variant, the rubber coating, or any other little quirk means really nothing, as there is no alternative available. The old mechanical flywheel was great, and the electromagnetic one is just amazing, no way could i live without it. I can scroll through the full TPU page in like 1 second, and stop anywhere with absolute precision..
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#24
Alkibiades
Chrispy_Logitech's soft-touch coatings have been pretty good the last decade or so. My issue with them is cheap switches. I don't know if they've changed, but they used to use Omron China switches good for about 2 years only. I retired multiple MX and G-series mice over those premature failures - both personal and at work.

What is with the shape of the primary buttons?



Every normal, uninjured person on earth has a longer middle finger than their index finger, so why is the left button longer than the right button? To make matters worse, the pivot point is even further forward on the right button, shortening it even more - so presumably the difference in actuation pressure and button feel is going to be wildly different between left-click and right-click on this weird asymmetrical design?
Brother, you just pointed it out. (pun intended) A longer middle finger has no trouble reaching the smaller button that is further away.

However the soft-touch coating on my MX 3 bothers me a lot more.
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#25
Chrispy_
AlkibiadesBrother, you just pointed it out. (pun intended) A longer middle finger has no trouble reaching the smaller button that is further away.

However the soft-touch coating on my MX 3 bothers me a lot more.
Mouse should be this shape,

and not this shape:
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