Logitech MX Anywhere 3S Compact Wireless Mouse, Fast Scrolling, 8K DPI Any-Surface Tracking, Quiet Clicks, Programmable Buttons, USB C, Bluetooth, Windows PC, Linux, Chrome, Mac - Rose

Wasn’t sure at first because it’s a small mouse and I’ve got big hands, but honestly, this thing punches well above its weight. Feels premium and comfortable — don’t let the compact size put you off.Fast, smooth scrolling. Tracks perfectly on any surface (even glass), and the clicks are super quiet. DPI adjustment is easy, glides effortlessly, and the programmable buttons are actually useful. USB-C charging is a win.What really stands out is the seamless switching between devices. I jump between my laptop and desktop with one click — works every single time, zero hassle.If you want something compact that still feels like proper kit, this is it. Best small mouse I’ve used, hands down.

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've bought 2 of these because I lost the first one. I was gutted. Has multiple settings so you can use with different computers.After prolonged use the hand can get stiff as it's a small mouse, however if I hold my hand more flat and less curved, it's more comfortable.The battery is long lasting and the charger is USB-C so works effortlessly with the Macbook Pro.While it works with MacOS, I prefer a mouse when using Windows on VMWARE on my Mac.

Excellent quality and responsive over a variety of surfaces. The click is quite light, but still positive enough and the side (back/fwd) are heavy enough to avoid accidental activation. I also like the fact it's USB-C rechargeable and can pair up to 3 devices. It's good enough that it's now my default for all days in the office, whatever may be on the hot desks already.

Have this paired with MacBook Air M2. Quality is great and the silent clicks is great. Comfortable to use for long hours too. Highly recommend

So far, so good with this mouse. I also have the Logitech Anywhere 2S, which has served me well, but I much prefer this newer 3S model. It feels more comfortable in my hand, the tracking is smoother, and the overall build quality seems improved. One feature I find especially useful is the infinite scroll, which makes navigating long documents and web pages much easier and more efficient. Additionally, the battery life and responsiveness on the 3S have been noticeably better, making it my go-to choice for daily use

I've recently been given a Macbook for work and my existing mouse didn't work very well and needed an adaptor. I bought this as I believed it was specific for Mac but it also appears to work with other operating systems too, so maybe I should have bought the 'non S' version. The good news is that it works. It pairs easily with bluetooth and after charging it should last for up to 70 days. The cursor now moves as it should - there are two options: you can have a traditional click wheel or a free scroll option which moves incredibly quickly through long lists or documents. There's also a back button and another which I haven't assigned yet. (You can download software to customise/configure the mouse to your own requirements). Size wise it's fairly comfortable, I have medium size hands and it fits quite snugly without causing strain. Build quality seems good, certainly better than my usual £20-£30 mice, but that aside, I can't see why this is so expensive. Perhaps I'll discover the reason as I use it and make more use of the features.

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.