Logitech MX Anywhere 3S

I really thought I could never love another mouse more than my first gen MX Anywhere, but its official, I love the 3S more. Its easy to turn on/off, the bluetooth connection to three devices works SO easily and flawlessly and eliminates the need for USB dongles freeing up a port, the mag scroll wheel that automatically switches between clicky scroll and smooth scroll when it detects a long scroll is so intuitive and helpful, and I don't need AA batteries anymore with the USB recharge. I fully charged this mouse when i first got it and its now 16 days later with nearly 8a-5pm daily use without

Hands down, this is the BEST mouse! I love it so much that I use the same one at home and at the office. Once I found a mouse that worked this well for me, I saw absolutely no reason to use anything different between my two setups.It’s comfortable, responsive, and the MagSpeed scrolling is probably one of my favorite features. Scrolling through long documents, spreadsheets, emails, and everything else I deal with during the workday is incredibly smooth and fast. I also love the compact size, it doesn’t take up a ton of space but still feels great to use all day.If you spend a lot of time worki

The Logitech MX Anywhere 3S is a compact mouse that feels surprisingly premium for its size. The plastic body has a solid, high‑quality feel—lightweight but not cheap—and it holds up well during long work sessions. The quiet clicks are one of the standout features; they’re soft, muted, and perfect for shared spaces or late‑night use. The scroll wheel is also excellent, especially with its ability to automatically switch between tactile step‑scrolling and smooth free‑spin. It makes moving through long documents or spreadsheets feel effortless.Where the mouse falls short is in the side buttons.

Posting this because I could never find a review that helped me so hoping this will help someone else lol.I think I'm a fingertip grip but not the kind that hovers. My palm never touches the mouse but rests on the mousepad and never leaves unless I type. I move the entire mouse with my fingers, not move my whole hand/arm.I have very small hands. For instance, I wear the smallest adult size for gardening gloves because kids gloves are too tight, but the adult glove fingers are too long. It's a compromise.So I was looking for a very small mouse for working (not gaming). I'm coming from the M325c

The Logitech MX Anywhere has always been my go to for a mouse to carry with my laptop. This version was not a disappointment. it feels good in my hand, and connects w/o a problem. It also is mostly responsive (it will disconnect when idle for a while, but connects again with just a noticeable delay). It also is mostly ambidextrous . It fits well in either hand, but you do loose use of the side buttons. my only complaint is the price. $90 is a bit pricey for a mouse like this.

Pros: For a plastic mouse, this is really solid work. It's my new go-to mouse to replace the awful sticky "touchpad" causing me heartburn over its lack of sensitivity, accuracy, and consistency. This mouse has all of these. It's quiet. I was expecting a loud click on the buttons; nope, it's really quiet, and that might be small, but it is an improvement. I don't need audio feedback to know I clicked. I can feel it (haptic feedback, maybe?) It's VERY fast out of the box. It connected to my corporate Win10 laptop by BT with zero issues, no adaptors, and no fuss. It just worked. It is comfortable

I've been trying to find a great overall mouse for travel with lots of tech and this has been the best find so far. It allows you to store and quick swap bluetooth connections between three devices. It is compact and easy to pack into small bag pockets. It is constructed well and feels sturdy. The battery life has been great. Feels great in the hand and is just the right size without being too small to hold or too big to pack. No issues with lag or any noise using this on multiple surfaces, even for gaming. The button on top will toggle the scroll wheel between the haptic 'notches' and smooth

First of all, it comes with no directions and a charging cord. I do not want to have to constantly charge a mouse to use it. The one I have no has AA batteries that I have to replace once every15 months with daily use. It has worked fine for 4 years and cost $9.99 and is Staples brand. No wires or cords, no charging required and works 100% of the time. Sadly I dropped it and the track wheel stopped working.This one has some other sort of battery incased inside the mouse and requires complete disassembly of the mouse if you need to replace it and it does not say how long it lasts when it is cha