In this video, I unbox the Logitech MX Master 4 for Mac and I go straight into what actually matters on a Mac setup: feel in the hand, scrolling, clicks, and how good the software experience is compared to Apple’s own Magic Mouse. I show you what’s in the box, then I jump into Logi Options+ because, honestly, with Logitech mice the hardware is only half the story—custom buttons, app-specific shortcuts, and getting the wheel behavior right is where the MX Master line usually wins. I also test the “haptic panel” and talk about how it changes the day-to-day experience—especially if you’re coming from the Magic Mouse gestures. Then I do a direct MX Master 4 vs Magic Mouse comparison: ergonomics, productivity, and the little annoyances that can make or break a mouse on macOS. I even compare the clicking sound, because if you work in a quiet room (or you record), that stuff is not a detail. My takeaway: the MX Master 4 is clearly built for getting work done on a Mac, while the Magic Mouse is still the most “Apple-like” option for gestures and integration. Which one I’d pick depends on whether you prioritize comfort and shortcuts or minimalist design and touch gestures.