Logitech looks about ready to launch the MX Master 4, the next generation of its popular flagship mouse series, as German news site WinFuture has reportedly obtained leaked details for the MX Master 4 (spotted by The Verge). Up until now, we’ve only seen speculative details based on a European registered design.
The feature we’re most excited about is haptic feedback, which can provide vibrations when you perform certain actions like switching computers, adjusting the cursor, or changing settings. The haptic feedback will be customizable in terms of both intensity and usage.
The MX Master 4 also gets a new menu called “Action Ring” for quick shortcuts, and it’ll also be updated with silent clicks (similar to what we’ve seen in the MX Master 3S). The design is reminiscent of previous models, but with a more durable and slightly textured surface and transparent main buttons. Battery life and DPI remain unchanged.
Logitech’s MX Master 4 is expected launch on September 30th at a price point of €129.99 (approximately $150 USD).
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This article originally appeared on our sister publication PC för Alla and was translated and localized from Swedish.
