Logitech MX Anywhere 3S Compact Wireless Mouse (Graphite) | Fast Scrolling, 8K DPI Tracking, Quiet Clicks, Programmable Buttons, USB C, Bluetooth, Windows PC, Linux, Chrome, Mac

This has been an excellent mouse for my Mac mini and iPad setup. It paired quickly, tracks accurately on almost any surface, and feels responsive whether I’m browsing, editing documents, or doing more precise work.The compact size is one of its biggest strengths. It’s comfortable enough to use for long periods while still being small enough to throw into a bag if I need to take it with me. The build quality feels premium, and the buttons have a satisfying, quiet click without feeling mushy.The rechargeable battery lasts a long time, and USB-C charging means I don’t have to keep buying batteries. Logitech Options+ also lets you customise the buttons, which is useful once you’ve spent a little time setting it up.The main issue is the price. At full price, it is worth considering the MX Master instead unless portability is important to you. Alternatively, I would wait for an offer. I managed to get mine at 50% off, and at that price I could not pass it up.Overall, I’m very pleased with it. It is compact, reliable, well built, and performs exactly as expected. At the right price, it is very easy to recommend.

This is the best mouse I have owned in a career linked with computers from the days of BBC, Amstrad, Acorn, Dragon Apple Mac and the brilliant Amiga. You would expect new models of a mouse to improve on the last generation, technology after all advances and this one has improved to new levels. The Bluetooth connection is instant and hangs on with a vice-like grip, there is greater sensitivity with 8K DPI which reduces the amount of movement needed to move the cursor around the screen at speed or to place it with precision, and it is designed to fit in with Intel Evo protocols. It is also quiet to the point of being almost silent, although, to be honest, I have never found mouse noise irritating or annoying so that was never a problem.I have been using a Microsoft Wedge mouse , my second, for a while, The first was to use with a Surface but despite big hands I continued with a wedge mouse on a laptop as I liked the size, shape and touch rather than a wheel.The only problem was the Bluetooth connection would sometimes fail for a few seconds, which was getting worse and more often for longer periods. This Logitech mouse was a small size, had a wheel with variable speed – a boon for long documents - and can be used on three machines with merely the press of a button. It is fast, works on pretty well any surface and the Bluetooth connection is rock steady.It has two extra buttons which are programmable but have been left as scroll left and right as my mouse needs as a writer are rather basic. They are there if I feel a need for themThe quality seems excellent, with a satisfyingly substantial feel, battery life (USB C rechargeable) seems good and all in all this is a small, comfortable, uncomplicated mouse which does the job it was bought for superbly. It was bought at a sale price which made it an even better buy.You can find many a cheaper mouse but this one feels quality and although not at all heavy, has the satisfying feel of a substantial piece of kit and, most important, does everything you ask it to do quickly without fuss. Best mouse I have ever used in the best part of 40 years using them.

I wasn't sure if this would be smaller than my MX Master mouse; it is. This is a permanent resident in my laptop backpack, and goes everywhere my laptop does. It's really small, really light, but feels absolutely solid. Other than the side scrolling wheel the MX Master has, this thing feels incredibly feature complete, with a lockable scroll wheel, and two thumb buttons.It even connects to my Samsung tablet to turn it into a mini laptop. And the battery lasts for ages between charges, and then charges quickly via USB C. The bottom isn't too grippy, which combined with the light weight makes this thing feel very light and easy to move compared to heavier mice.If you want a compact mouse for a backpack or laptop bag, this is perfect.

This is a spectacular quality mouse and its remarkable in a number of aspects:-1) It works on any surface - including glass - so great for glass tables without needing a mouse mat.2) It can be switched at the touch of a button to any of up to three previously paired computers, using Bluetooth. Ingenious.3) It is USB-C rechargeable and the charging socket is in the front, so the mouse can still be used by direct cable whilst charging.4) The mouse can be switched off, so it won't unnecessarily use charge whilst travelling.The 'but' is that the button to switch which computer the mouse is connected to, is on the bottom. Dooohhhhh! Which is a singularly stupid way of doing things. Logitech should have found a way when using their matching MX-S keyboard, to switch the mouse to the same computer as the keyboard.Whilst Logitech's 'Logi Options +' software can be set-up on multiple computers and by spotting where the mouse is heading for another display on another computer, and that it will automatically switch both keyboard and mouse to that computer, it is not possible to install their software on work computers for example. This leads to having to use the button on the bottom of the mouse to switch machines. This button positioning is simply bonkers.

Bought an Satechi M1 mouse back '22. The wheel broke and I decided to try this one. It's actually much better!Nice shape, feel and the wheel is awesome. Has a feature where it's tactile scrolling but when you want to scroll fast it will go loose and you can spin really fast. Nice feature. I'm using a mac and I'm deciding not to use the software. Rather use it natively. So the default buttons for forward and back are a nice default addition. I have no idea what the button next to the wheel does. I don't care. I can't be bothered to configure it.The mouse does exactly what I need. It quickly paired with my macbook M1 pro. I togged the sensitivity like the Satechi mouse before it. It has a port at the front for the usb c cable to charge and I love the internal battery. What's not to like about it? It's great.I've had it now for 6 days, using it from around 8/9am until 11/12am the following day. Going to be keeping this one. If I didn't like it, it would have been sent back. Simple as.5/5

Well as a stand alone mouse for a computer, £90 is exteremely expensive (i did get this in the sale at £63) but this is where thmouse comes into its own.I currently have the main computer that i do a lot of work on and a laptop that i use when the mrs wants to watch tele as i use the big tv screen on the main computer. I also have a work computer that i connect up to a system i have in the house on a three monitor setup.This mouse has the ability to connect to three computers so as long as they are not all being used at any one time, a simple press of the button switches its connection to the computer you need to connect to. This for me is what drove me to get this as we rarely have more that onr computer on at a time. You can also get a keyboard that i have that does the same thing. One thing to note is this does not come with a USB adaptor to connect to as this onoly comes with the keyboard but you can use bluetooth to connect with if what you intend to connect to also has it.Ergonomically, this mouse is really nice in the hand but may feel a little on the small side for some especially if you are used to using big mouses.Functionality of the buttons of which there is many is dream, superb feedback.You will need to install an app called Logi Options to get the mouse going but this app then shows all applicable connected devices and displays the current battery strength which i really like.Also comes with a USB C charging cable that is top quality although it is only a meter in length.

I bought one of these nearly 2 years ago. Pressing on the scroll wheel to orbit 3d models has always been a little sketchy. but worsened recently. I got a replacement on warranty. Replacement has the exact same problem fresh out of the box. The button will make a click noise but without actually doing anything. You have to press harder still to get it to function to the point that it is uncomfortable or risk zooming in or out on models. With large files using a lot of memory this is far from ideal as it can cause the model to freeze. Great mouse and comfortable for general use, but for cad design or other applications where the scroll wheel is pressed, it's unreliable and useless.

Yes you can get lots of fancy mice with lots of programable buttons and advanced ergonomics - but this mouse hits the balance right between price, functionality and comfort.Quality feel and weight. Scrolling wheel nice to use and button clicks are quiet and solid. Not had a problem using on different surfaces.I love the easy bluetooth device change button on the bottom. Meaning that I can easily switch between work and personal laptops and also my iPad.USB C charging and an off switch on the bottom.

Mega wygodna mysz komputerowa. Praktycznie każdy przycisk można personalizować dla różnych aplikacji. Bateria działa bez zarzutu.

Nice and compact, works good with iPad OS

Gewoon echt Logitech en werkt perfect. Gelijk een waarschuwing: er worden (mag geen namen noemen) ook veel van deze Logitech produkten nog veel goedkoper aangeboden maar pas op want die zijn nep! Het is echt bijna niet te zien dus pas op! Maar de werking van die produkten is niet volledig...

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Great mouse. Works well with my MacBook. Great customisation when you download the app. You can configure a whole lot of settings.