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Message: [QUOTE="Shamiso, post: 94059, member: 160"] Logitech has given its MX Master 4 a limited Developer Edition makeover, but the hardware is still the same. This one is all about the look, with etched code symbols, circuit art, and subtle nods to geek culture across the shell. Anyone hoping for a new sensor or better wireless tech will find no such upgrades here. Battery size and tracking specs also stay as they were, at least based on what Logitech has shared. The appeal is more about desk style than a boost in mouse performance. For daily use, the familiar features do the work. Its haptic panel lets users set up physical feedback for tasks, alerts, and button actions. That could come in handy for coders who spend much of their day moving between apps. Another handy bit is the Actions Ring. A dedicated button brings up quick tools, custom macros, and links to AI helpers. How useful that gets will depend on the apps in use and the way each person sets up Logitech's software. Scrolling gets the usual MagSpeed treatment. Logitech rates the wheel at a wild 1,000 lines per second, while still claiming it can halt at a single pixel. That speed sounds neat for long code files, though it remains a vendor claim rather than a new test result. Price tags are a bit odd here. Logitech lists $119.99 for US buyers, €119 across Europe, and £119.99 for the UK. Yet its European shop shows €129.99, which leaves a gap between the promo figure and the live store price. As for where to get it, the European web shop is first in line for shipments. Logitech is also showing the mouse at GitHub Universe in San Francisco, giving developers a chance to see the design up close. One detail that remains vague is the size of the run. Logitech calls it a limited drop, but there is no public unit count or clear word on restocks. That makes local stock worth checking for anyone keen on this exact finish. Ergonomics, buttons, and app support all follow the regular MX Master 4 setup. The etched case gives it a fresh look, yet the actual day-to-day experience should stay familiar. It's a collector-style variant for developers who like the theme, not a major hardware upgrade. [/QUOTE]

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