Logitech MX Anywhere 3S Compact Wireless Mouse - Graphite (Renewed)

Purchased used from Amazon. It was as good as new. No issues at all. Best Logitech mouse in terms of size and comfort for all day work.

Very nice. I expected some lag with Macbook, but no lag.Switching and Flow works quite well.It is quite light and quite clicking sound is very nice.

Transitioning from a PC to a MacBook Pro was a significant change for me, and I initially purchased an affordable mouse to ease the transition. Unfortunately, that mouse had its own issues, which only created bigger barriers in my learning process.Enter this Bluetooth mouse – it has completely transformed my experience!From the moment I started using it, the difference was night and day. The connectivity is seamless, and the responsiveness is impeccable. No more lagging or random disconnects that I faced with my previous mouse. This mouse glides smoothly and the ergonomic design fits perfectly in my hand, making long hours of work a breeze.The ease of use and the reliable performance have made my transition to MacBook Pro much smoother and more enjoyable. I can confidently say this mouse is worth every penny. For anyone making a switch or just in need of a reliable mouse, I highly recommend opting for a Bluetooth mouse, and this one is exceptional!If you're a Mac user, especially a MacBook Pro user, don't hesitate. This mouse will enhance your productivity and provide a frustration-free experience.Highly recommend!

I bought this mouse because it uses the bolt adapter, and my M590 that I love, which uses the unifying receiver, was receiving significant interference from the keyboard bolt adapter. It is for this reason alone that I bought this mouse. I am frustrated that Unifying is not unifying and bolt does not work backwards with unifying products.I give this four stars for one simple reason, the computer changer button is on the bottom, not the top. In my opinion, the M590 is the ideal design, placing that button on the top. If I continue to use this 3S mouse, I will look into reconfiguring the buttons with my soldering iron.[UPDATE AUG '24] I found a workaround for the button. Soldering won't do it - the button on the top for the scroll wheel goes directly to a circuit board and the button at the bottom is mounted to a separate circuit board, so there's no rerouting of wires possible w/o major surgery. The workaround? The button on the bottom is an indented dimple. Get some blue painter's tape cut into tiny squares the size of the dimple and build up several layers until it slightly protrudes past the bottom surface. Then, you can set the mouse down normally and just push down on the lower end of it to activate the switch. It takes some trying, adding or removing layers, don't want to have to "sit" on it to change computers but don't want casual palm rests to trigger it either, but it works really nice. Cover the affair with a bigger piece of painter's tape so that the dimple doesn't roll off. [/UPDATE][UPDATE DEC '24] Yet another workaround, this in the form of a $15 product: USB Switch 3.0 KVM Switch,Bi-Directional USB Switch Selector 2 in 1 Out/1 in 2 Out, Viagkiki. I plug the Bolt adaptor into it and connect the two outputs into my two primary computers. The major advantage of a physical button to toggle is that it brings both the mouse and keyboard over at the same time. It's also got a nice, big button and a light indicating which system is currently supported. This is what I recommend for anyone that has multiple computers they are trying to connect to.As for functionality, this mouse is excellent. It is a little smaller height wise than the M590 that takes getting used to but it has decent weight.The best feature about it is the scroll wheel. What they don’t tell you is the button on top controls the scroll wheel behavior. Click it once, and the scroll wheel gives a haptic bumpy feel as you scroll, which is the supposed one line at a time feature. Depending on your browser, it may actually be more like three or five lines at a time, but it’s a very good feeling. in that mode, if you get impatient and try to spin the wheel, the clicky feel disengages and the wheel will spin freely. This is excellent. My other mouse did not have this.If you click that button again, it disengages the bumpy feeling, letting the wheel spin freely regardless.One feature that is missing is horizontal scrolling. [UPDATE AUG'24] Press and hold the thumb/down button, on the left side of the mouse, and move the scroll wheel - but you need to install LogiTech Options software to enable this for Word, Excel, etc. [/UPDATE]. The M590 scroll wheel lets you tilt it to the left or right to scroll horizontally. This does not have that capability. If that is important to you then beware. However, most software these days allows you to press shift on your keyboard and hold it while scrolling to move horizontally. I suppose Logitech sensed this behavior and deleted the feature to save space.One other key difference this is a rechargeable mouse. It does not take batteries. I would prefer it to take batteries, since you never want your mouse to die for lack of a charging cable, and batteries tend to last three months or longer, not 70 days or whatever.That leads to my other assessment/issue, it has only been one day or so, and I have not fully charged the mouse, but may be encountering something of a range issue. I had my bolt adapter on the back of the computer the keyboard, the MX keys S, has no problems with it, but the mouse was getting jumpy. When I moved to the adapter closer to the mouse, it worked fine. I am not thrilled about this, I hope it’s just that maybe I didn’t have enough charge on the mouse. Take this comment as you will.Everything else is fine, traveling users will appreciate the lower profile of this mouse because it will slip more easily into travel bags and the like. In fact, if you are a traveler, you really ought to consider this mouse for that reason alone.One last thing. It works with Bluetooth! The mode switch covers three devices, two bolt devices and one Bluetooth. The M 590 only covers two unifying devices, not Bluetooth. In a sense, you can connect three computers with this one mouse.In conclusion, it is a good mouse. It is missing the switch button on the top, you have to awkwardly flip the mouse over to push the button, but it’s more of a roll the mouse in your palm and use your thumb and then roll it back kind of thing, so it’s not as bad as it could be. I love the metal scroll wheel. And I like that I only have to have one adapter to cover both my keyboard and my mouse.Very last thing, I bought this renewed, and I swear it is just like new. There is no evidence anybody had used this before, it came in original packaging, had all the stickers on it. It might’ve been missing some shrink wrap, but I don’t care about that. That shrink wrap must be worth 20 bucks because I saved $20 by going renewed versus new.

I have 3 of these mice for home/gaming use. Even though you can pair each mouse to more than one computer, I prefer to assign one for each of my computers - and I feel lost if I ever need to use an "inferior" mouse or trackpad. Build quality and materials quality are top of line and the size is perfect for me. Bluetooth connectivity is effortless and flawless. Tracking is totally precise and FAST. Everything you want or need in a mouse is present in this great little device

Finally logitech made the perfect travel mouse. Its light weight and long battery life make it perfect for the office on the go. Highly recommended.