MAGIC MOUSE. it's the sweet spot between the 2: with just a 2 finger swipe i move between fullscreen apps/desktops!!! when i work/study i have open in fullscreen 2 page view: 1) in fullscreen splitscreen word + powerpoint (or teams lecture, in streaming or recorded; both in 1 page view); 2) 2 pdf notes of past years; 3) 1 big pdf book; 4) 2nd big book; 5) browser on main desktop with some tabs. OT: i use pdf expert -> it allows me to copy & paste images from pdfs straight into every app without losing resolution (and text too).
Funny-I was just thinking maybe I should get both, and then that’s where you went. I do switch hands just for relief, but can definitely think I’d prefer the mouse for precision in Lightroom.
I really wanted to get an MX3 but I'm a lefty and I can't take the time at work to learn right handed mousing. I just recently switched over to the Magic Trackpad after getting a sore wrist with a left handed Logi Lift. I'm enjoying all the special gestures. I should have switched a long time ago. Now I will find out if I get other pains from the track pad.
@@makachoy both magic track pad and slimblade are next to each other. Track pad is just essential for apple's ecosystem and for when small movement with lot of precision is needed. It is the only con so far for the slimblade pro, that initial relative high static friction coefficient which can't be avoided even with custom ceramic bearings.
I am using my ipad pro with a magic keyboard and a monitor and the Logitech MX Master 3S. I work alot with Logic Pro and this combination is epic. I use the logitech mouse for the regular use and the trackpad to zoom/pinch in and its smooth
Hi Brandon, thanks for the very informative video! I'm thinking about the same setup. A question for you: I see that you are using the Magic Keyboard with the numpad. Is it comfortable / ergonomic to use all 3 peripherals if the keyboard is the extended one (the numpad version)? No issues with the "wideness" of the setup?
that mouse is way to busy I would say go with a trackpad instead of playing mourned for weeks - even the app so in order to use this thing you got to spend a few hours even getting to know it and set it up - I would rather plug in the trackpad and go MX Master3 are for Windows guys who build home computers - it is a hobby not a help
My opinion - this is an extreme exaggeration of how “difficult” the mouse and app are. I would guess the buttons/features are no more complicated than memorizing all the gestures of a trackpad. I’ve recommended the MX3 to “non-computer” people and they picked it up really quick and love it. Thanks for watching!
What option would you choose? Trackpad or mouse?
MAGIC MOUSE. it's the sweet spot between the 2: with just a 2 finger swipe i move between fullscreen apps/desktops!!!
when i work/study i have open in fullscreen 2 page view: 1) in fullscreen splitscreen word + powerpoint (or teams lecture, in streaming or recorded; both in 1 page view); 2) 2 pdf notes of past years; 3) 1 big pdf book; 4) 2nd big book; 5) browser on main desktop with some tabs.
OT: i use pdf expert -> it allows me to copy & paste images from pdfs straight into every app without losing resolution (and text too).
Funny-I was just thinking maybe I should get both, and then that’s where you went. I do switch hands just for relief, but can definitely think I’d prefer the mouse for precision in Lightroom.
Glad you've mentioned the issue with the charging cable, totally agree!
I really wanted to get an MX3 but I'm a lefty and I can't take the time at work to learn right handed mousing. I just recently switched over to the Magic Trackpad after getting a sore wrist with a left handed Logi Lift. I'm enjoying all the special gestures. I should have switched a long time ago. Now I will find out if I get other pains from the track pad.
Good luck! Trackpads are great and at least for me, easy on my wrists since I can relax my hand much more
Nothing beats the Kensington slim blade pro. I'm never going back to mouse ever again
nice!
How is scrolling experience?
@@varshard0 exquisite
Nice. Have you tried trackpad on the left and slimblad pro on the right?
@@makachoy both magic track pad and slimblade are next to each other. Track pad is just essential for apple's ecosystem and for when small movement with lot of precision is needed. It is the only con so far for the slimblade pro, that initial relative high static friction coefficient which can't be avoided even with custom ceramic bearings.
I use both also. MX in the right hand and magic track pad on my left
I found out this setup works for me too instead of both devices on the right.
I am using my ipad pro with a magic keyboard and a monitor and the Logitech MX Master 3S. I work alot with Logic Pro and this combination is epic. I use the logitech mouse for the regular use and the trackpad to zoom/pinch in and its smooth
Nice!
Great video Brandon! Out of curiousity, have you had any experience messing with the magic trackpad on windows at all?
Thanks! I have not…
It's a slam dunk if you happen to be left handed. What choice do you have if you're left handed?
I'll admit I'm not too well versed in left hand options!
The value you produce will definitely allow you to grow big on youtube ! thanks for the advice !
Thank you!!
I agree. Both.
Is it possible to use the MX3 with the Magic Trackpad together? I mean, use them at the same time, just like a Macbook allows me to do.
Absolutely, this is what I do!
I use both as well
Hi Brandon, thanks for the very informative video! I'm thinking about the same setup. A question for you: I see that you are using the Magic Keyboard with the numpad. Is it comfortable / ergonomic to use all 3 peripherals if the keyboard is the extended one (the numpad version)? No issues with the "wideness" of the setup?
It is a good question and I wondered the same before doing it. There is no issue with the wideness for me.
That's useful info, thanks for the reply :)
that mouse is way to busy I would say go with a trackpad instead of playing mourned for weeks - even the app so in order to use this thing you got to spend a few hours even getting to know it and set it up - I would rather plug in the trackpad and go MX Master3 are for Windows guys who build home computers - it is a hobby not a help
My opinion - this is an extreme exaggeration of how “difficult” the mouse and app are. I would guess the buttons/features are no more complicated than memorizing all the gestures of a trackpad. I’ve recommended the MX3 to “non-computer” people and they picked it up really quick and love it. Thanks for watching!
Mx3 form me. Excellent video
Thanks! 👍