Logitech MX Anywhere 2S Bluetooth Edition Wireless Mouse, Multi-Surface, Hyper-Fast Scrolling, Rechargeable, Portable, Connects Up to 3 Mac/PC Computers - Graphite

This series of mice are excellent.They work on just about any surface and they are precise.The clicking is crisp and predictable.The extra button can be programmed as the user prefers. Mine is always set to pen links in a new web page.They might be a little small for those with big hands, but I use one all day without issues.I am left handed and I can still use it easily the side buttons are just right foe my fourth finger.The batteries last for weeks despite long daily use.Expensive - but I know of no other mouse out there which is as good in this niche.

A good mouse and my first experiment in upgrading from the very basic Logitech travel model. It's more ergonomic than those and the thumb buttons are great for web navigation. The scroll wheel has two modes which isn't obvious - press it in to switch between free-spinning and notched scroll. Battery seems good, it arrived 50% charged and is still declaring that level two month later. On the Mac, the Logitech control software wouldn't install and has many bad reviews but am using "Mac Mouse Fix" which had a month free trial (it's solid) then $3, so very worthwhile. The mouse can switch between multiple computers which might be useful for a few people but I haven't tried it.

I picked up the Logitech Anywhere 2S as a more portable alternative to my MX Master 3, but it’s definitely a step down in usability. The size is great for travel, and the tracking is solid on most surfaces, but the lack of a true middle mouse click is frustrating—pressing the scroll wheel just toggles free spin mode instead, which feels like a real oversight. The ergonomics are decent for a compact mouse, but it’s nowhere near as comfortable or feature-rich as the MX Master 3, which still reigns supreme for everyday

Great for throwing in a backpack. The software that comes with it is quite useful, which is a surprise.Battery lasts forever and takes very short time to recharge, in fact, I only charged it twice since getting it and that was over 8 months ago.The kinetic (or inertia, or whatever they call it) wheel is great and real, unlike some other brands that implement this in software, and i've been the fan of this feature for a very long time. The software allows you to remap most of the buttons on this mouse, and you can map the button on top to act as a middle button, which is a god send if you work with CAD or in other 3D environments.

This is the perfect mouse for the casual office workerThe battery life is phenomenal, I barely have to charge itThe mouse scroll is satisfyingThe clicks are satisfyingThe side buttons are very usefulEasy to connectVery portableThis is obviously no gaming mouse but if you are an office worker who doesn’t want to use the rubbish office mice or laptop trackpad, then this is a substantial improvement and an essential device

Have been using it for long time and am very happy with my purchase. Mouse is of high quality and connects very well to my laptop. No issue at all.

I spent a lot of time trying to get this sorted, but the item was delivered without a receiver. My computer's motherboard does not have a bluetooth receiver built in (though I would not advise buying this if you're planning to use that anyway as will become obvious later)The model number on this product is M-R0067 which Logitech say they don't ship without a receiver. It should come with either C-U0012 or C-U0013 (unifying receiver or bolt receiver), but did not.I reported the missing receiver to Logitech, who said to it needed to be raised with Amazon.Not wanting to be without a working mouse, I bought an Asus usb-bt500 bluetooth receiver, which is widely used and supports bluetooth 5.0 (and so would be backward compatible with 4.0 used by this mouse).The mouse would regularly freeze and become unresponse for a few seconds. I reported this to Logitech and they said the issue is that the mouse can't be used with a bluetooth receiver from other manufacturers. (So if you're planning on using a third party receiver or one built into your motherboard, I wouldn't take the gamble).I spoke with Amazon, and they said they couldn't send the receiver and I'd have to return it after all.My expectation when I buy a product is that it'll work out of the box, but because it didn't, I'm now in a position where I've incurred additional cost, and I'll still be in a position where I don't have a working mouse.Things which would have helped:- Receiver being included- Wider compatibility of product (should be able to use any reciever which supports Bluetooth 4.0 or later)- Limitations of compatibility being called out in the specifications- Amazon return policy allowing for parts being sent out instead of requiring return

This “Bluetooth Edition” supports the unifying receiver, it just doesn’t include one, so it’s perfect as a replacement or addition to a keyboard. Surprisingly it’s also made with some lower-quality materials, specifically the frame is made of a roughly textured grey plastic instead of the smooth and sparkly gunmetal of the original edition.Otherwise it’s the same great mouse at a much lower price. It isn’t completely symmetrical but it works fine in my left hand. I’ve been using one of these since 2015 or so, and daily since 2020, and just wore out one of the buttons.