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 - Pale Grey

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 them The 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.

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 have been using anywhere series since first edition and probably the most comfortable mouse I have ever used. Overall has a very good built quality. This is a good size for small to medium hands. I would recommended Mx Master 3S for bigger hands. Mx Master 4 just came out so new mx anywhere should come out anytime soon. It's very light and quiet and it's a breeze to connect multiple devices ( up to 3). It is worth to mention it doesn't work with standard receiver - you need a bolt receiver which isn't included in the box which is a downside. Also no case is included since first edition. I prefer changable battery like first edition but this one has built in battery that can be charged via USB-C.

Getting fed up with my  mouse on a Mac and wanted to get something that works better and god this is brilliant it works as I was hoping it would. Battery life is really good. it only clicks when I click it the mouse.it is a bit of a small mouse but it very comfy for me. All in all I’m very happy with it.

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.

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.

Awesome mouse, love the free wheel function. Charge lasts a long time before it needs recharging.

An upgrade from an Anywhere 2, which I've been using for work for over 4 years and remarkably still looks fairly new. I just wanted to have USB C charging and to try the magnetic scroll. On the whole not a huge amount has changed. The base mouse is just as solid as before, with a quick and precise pointer action that works on pretty much any surface. The biggest difference is of course the scroll wheel. Instead of a mechanical ratchet, it uses a magnet to artificially produce the notches. The well-tuned magnet releases the wheel into free spin if you scroll with enough force, switching back to notched scroll when the wheel slows enough for the magnet to grab. Pressing the button above the scroll wheel changes to full free spin mode. It is a much more fluid action than before and moving the scroll switch to a button means the scroll wheel now has a normal middle mouse button. Just bear in mind the scroll wheel left/right tilt buttons are no longer here. The scroll notch isn’t as strong as before, but it does the job well. In the case of the Anywhere 3S, the left/right click are quiet. I've had Logitech quiet mice in the past and they do a good job of silencing the clicks without making the mouse buttons feel mushy. The only thing I dislike about the 3S is the side buttons (back/forward) are overly stiff compared to the Anywhere 2 and therefore feel awkward to use. Maybe these will loosen over time. Finally, just to comment on the pricing (not going to remove a star, but something to keep in mind). I’ve been monitoring the Anywhere 3 pricing for 3 years. In all this time the lowest sale price is more than double what I paid for the Anywhere 2 on sale. It feels like the price of the Anywhere series is now artificially inflated, perhaps to make the MX Master look less expensive in comparison. With this in mind, if you’re a first-time buyer looking for a premium Bluetooth mouse, I’d honestly recommend the Anywhere 2S instead. In the grand scheme of things, the Anywhere 3 is not the leap in quality the price would suggest.