Logitech MX Anywhere 3 for Mac – Wireless, Ultrafast Scrolling, Any Surface, 4K DPI, Customisable Buttons, USB-C, Bluetooth,MacBook Pro,Macbook Air,iMac,iPad Compatible

I take my mice very seriously and usually have at least 2 in service at any given time, however I usually prefer a full sized mouse even when travelling. Having used this for a couple of weeks I'm fully sold!Firstly, I LOVE the infinite scroll wheel. If you're used to this from other Logitech mice you'll know pretty much what to expect. This one functions just like the MX Performance, in that you press the entire mouse wheel down to activate or deactivate it, and NOT like the MX Master where it's activated automatically. The latter would be nicer, but either is great when compared to other mice, it's a feature I struggle without these days!The other buttons on the mouse work as you'd expect with nice tactile clicks, and even the horizontal scroll (which is done by pushing the wheel left or right) is quite nice and satisfying. Also satisfying are the materials the mouse is made from - everything feels high quality and well built, and definitely justifies the price.The weight and size of the mouse is really good for portability, though you don't get the same solid grip as you would with a full sized mouse. It's comfortable enough for my medium sized hands even for long sessions (I use this mouse at work, frequently for the full day). Battery life is excellent - connecting using Bluetooth (which doesn't need the included adaptor if your laptop / desktop already has a Bluetooth receiver), I usually go weeks without needing to charge, though I do switch it off at the end of each day. Another very cool feature of this mouse is the tiny button on the bottom which allows you to quickly switch between 3 different devices, so you can use this thing on 3 different machines either with Bluetooth or the Logitech adaptor. Very convenient!The sensor is really good - the mouse tracks very well on any surface, including glass, which is very useful if you move around a lot for work. For normal office stuff I don't notice any difference to the MX Master 2S I use at home, however that has a newer, higher DPI sensor, as does the MX Anywhere 2S. For gaming it might be a good idea to look for that. Personally I don't feel it justifies the extra cost, but the MXA2 won't be available forever I assume.All in all this is a very good quality mouse that I recommend without reservation.

This is my Review for the Logitech MX Anywhere 2.I thought I would give this mouse a try after sending back the Logitech MX Master back two times within a space of two months. This was logitechs last change to impress me and actually deliver on a durable, elegent mouse which could switch between a laptop and a desktop with the click of a button.On first impressions I noticed that it is alot smaller than the MX Master which is good for most people. However people with big hands beware as this may not be the mouse for you. In further comparison the MX Anywhere (MXA) feels great to hold and the design is spot on. The gold and black colour scheme fits great in any environment. The scroll wheel has a left and right button which is activated by move the scroll button to the left and right, this makes up for the lack of the thumb wheel present on the MX Master.Furthermore a feature which I never knew about until recently was the ability to switch between 'free scroll' and rachet mode. The MX Master failed me as this feature was controlled using internal mechanics and as we all know the more moving parts the bigger chance of something failing. However for the MXA this feature is controlled by manually pushing down deep with the scroll wheel until a change can be felt; activating the free spin mode, this was extremely impressive as it is a more reliable system.In Conclusion:The MXA is an exceptional mouse, despite it being so small (Portable). The design is spot on, the mechanics work fine and last of all it is WAY more reliable than the MX Master to the point where they dont compete. This is cheaper and more reliable, what more would you want?I highly recommend this mouse to anyone looking for a portable, well built mouse with the ton of features grammed into such a small mouse.Note:The battery lasts for ages, and charges up extremely quick!!

Initially wanted the MX Master when there was a price drop in both but I went for this mouse instead due to it's smaller form factor. Honestly was really impressed. Don't be fooled by it's small appearance; it is really comfortable and has a little weight to it (more so than it seems to appear). There is a slight bump on the right side of the mouse to allow easier resting position for the right-handed.Pros:1. Long battery life - (battery indicator can be seen through an app called Logitech Options) used it for 2 weeks after full charge before the 3 bar battery indicator dropped one bar and daily usage varies from 5-6 hours).2. Logitech Options software app - allows remapping of key functions for different apps (Chrome, Microsoft Word, PDF, Media Players etc.) and works smoothly while changing apps.3. Retains most functions of the MX Master except for the dedicated button for infinity scroll/ratchet scroll and horizontal scroll wheel - still able to side scroll but has no fine control over it).4. Connectivity - Bluetooth enabled or just use the dongle provided for wireless experience - dongle is compact enough to be left in a laptop; mouse still functions while charging through connection of a micro USB cable provided)Cons:* Wobbly and less pronounced scrolls while in ratchet scroll mode - not a build quality issue but more of a design issue (the scroll wheel is pretty heavy so scrolls might sometimes overextend; kind of like inertia)= Conclusion =Really great mouse for what it does; a small, portable mouse for travelling in addition to solid software for different key configurations for different apps. Build quality and battery life is also top notch. Overall a good mouse for what it does and if you are in the market for a reliable yet portable mouse then consider this.