Looks like it still has the pronounced hump over the battery LED like the 3 and 3S, so I won't be buying it. That hump causes me significant hand problems I don't have with the 2S and earlier models.
For me the mx master line feels comfortable to use but the weight of the mouse I'm not a fan of. To me it feels like using a brick. Makes sense since at home I use a g pro superlight and at work a g502
I had the MX3S, now and expensive paper weight. The product had a wide spread issue of the left/right buttons not working after a year or so of daily use. It wouldn't be a problem if the switches were commonly used or could be purchased easily at a reasonable rate. Very few 3rd party repair shops are ready to repair this mouse because the switches are hard to get. I hope the MX4 (like the MX2/2S) use common switches which can be obtained easily it would be great.
New images of the Logitech MX Master 4 have shown up online. The mouse visually distinguishes itself from its predecessor with slight design tweaks and an extra button.