Two premium productivity mice compared. The MX Master 3S vs the Microsoft Surface Precision Mouse.
The MX Master 3S offers more features and better ergonomics for $20 more. The Surface Precision is only better for small hands or Windows-only users.
The MX Master 3S is the better productivity mouse for $20 more: superior ergonomics, MagSpeed scroll, and richer features. The Surface Precision Mouse only makes sense if you are deep in the Microsoft ecosystem or find it on a steep discount — otherwise the MX Master wins on nearly every axis.
Logitech MX Master 3S: The MX Master 3S adds gesture support and the MagSpeed scroll.
Microsoft Surface Precision Mouse: The Surface Precision has a solid metal scroll but fewer features.
When this matters: Matters for feature-driven productivity users.
Logitech MX Master 3S: The MX Master's shape is widely preferred.
Microsoft Surface Precision Mouse: The Surface Precision is comfortable but less refined.
When this matters: Matters for all-day use.
Logitech MX Master 3S: The MX Master costs $99.
Microsoft Surface Precision Mouse: The Surface Precision at $79 is $20 less.
When this matters: A small gap that rarely decides it.
| Spec | Logitech MX Master 3S | Microsoft Surface Precision Mouse |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $99 | $79 |
| Ergonomics | Excellent | Good |
| Multi-Device | 3 devices | No |
| Battery | 70 days | 90 days |
| Platform | Mac + PC | PC only |
Productivity users who want the best feature set for $20 more.
If you are fully in Microsoft's hardware ecosystem, the Surface mouse pairs more natively.
Microsoft-ecosystem users or bargain hunters on the Surface Precision.
If you want the best mouse, saving $20 buys you a lesser one.
This comparison was built from a structured review of official product documentation, published specifications, current pricing, and feature documentation — the same methodology ToolStep describes on the /how-we-test/ page. Because we did not run these products hands-on, we do not claim testing that did not happen.
Based on official product documentation as of June 2026.
Officially no. While it may connect via Bluetooth, the customization software is Windows-only.