Even the CEO of Apple, Tim Cook, does not use the famous Apple Magic Mouse on a daily basis. In a recent interview with the Wall Street Journal, Cook revealed that he prefers the Logitech MX Master 3 for its usability over the sleek design of the Magic Mouse.

The Apple Magic Mouse was first introduced in 2009 and brought multi-touch functionality to computer mice, a significant leap from the single-button mice that were common at the time. However, while Logitech and other mouse manufacturers offered ergonomic mice with scroll wheels and additional buttons to enhance user experience, the Magic Mouse seemed to lack these features. Cook's preference for the Logitech MX Master 3 suggests that he values practicality over aesthetics.

The MX Master 3 offers a more comfortable shape, a quiet scroll wheel, and the ability to switch between PCs and tablets seamlessly. It also charges via a front-facing USB-C port, allowing for use while charging. This is a choice that might seem unconventional for a CEO, but it highlights Cook's focus on what works best for him, even if it goes against the company's design philosophy.

While the Apple Magic Mouse remains a design icon, its usability has been questioned for some time. If Apple wants its own executives and professionals to rely on its products daily, it may need to reconsider its design choices. Meanwhile, Logitech has updated the MX Master 3, which is favored by Cook, and the MX Master 3S is now available for just over $90 on Amazon, offering an improved sensor and quieter click buttons.