Logitech MX Anywhere 2S Bluetooth Edition Compact Wireless Mouse, No USB Receiver - Use On Any Surface, Hyper-Fast Scrolling, Rechargeable, Control Up to 3 Apple Mac and Windows Computers and Laptops

II bought this mouse for my girlfriend, and she got her money’s worth. It’s a great mouse that’s easy to use. It’s smooth and lightweight, and it’s much smaller than the bigger brother. It’s also very ergonomic and looks great. It’s easy to store, and it connects seamlessly, just like it’s supposed to.

Easy to setup and use anywhere.

I’ve been using the Logitech MX Anywhere 2S Bluetooth Mouse and it’s been an excellent option for both travel and everyday use. The setup was quick and easy — it paired seamlessly with my MacBook via Bluetooth with no issues. One of my favorite features is the ability to switch between multiple devices, which is really convenient if you’re working across a laptop and another computer. It’s small and compact, making it perfect for travel or remote work setups, but it still feels comfortable and natural in the hand. That balance is hard to find in a portable mouse. Performance-wise, it tracks well on just about any surface, and the hyper-fast scrolling is a nice touch when moving through long documents or web pages. The rechargeable battery is also a big plus — no need to deal with disposable batteries. Overall, this is a reliable, well-designed mouse that’s perfect for working on the go. If you want something portable without sacrificing performance or comfort, this is an easy choice. 100% recommended.

During the purchasing process, I was torn between three different models; ultimately, however, I opted for this one due to its price. I had previously used two V1 models and one V2 model over the course of many years. Due to the "double-clicking" issue, I eventually had to replace all of them. I suspect I will end up having to replace this model for the very same reason. I simply cannot fathom why Logitech still hasn't found a solution to this problem. In an attempt to break away from Logitech—I even tried mice used by my friends—I tested countless alternatives; yet, I have become so accustomed to their products that I just can't seem to give them up. To avoid taking any risks, I decided to purchase another one. The fact that it works on glass is a huge plus for me; as someone who travels frequently, it proves to be a lifesaver on the glass-topped desks found in most of the hotels arranged by my company. It fits my hand perfectly—it is a very comfortable mouse. Sensitivity isn't a major priority for me, but the performance in that regard is perfectly adequate.

I got this all set up with my Mac, programmed my buttons for cut, paste, and other shortcuts — basically turned it into a productivity machine. In theory. In reality, my brain still reaches for the keyboard like it’s 1998. There’s definitely an adjustment period when switching from a simple “click-and-hope” mouse to something this customizable. That said, the Bluetooth connection is flawless, and I love not having to deal with a tiny USB dongle I’d absolutely lose within 24 hours. It’s compact, well-built, and feels great in hand. I just need my muscle memory to catch up with my ambition.

I have been using Logitech MX Anywhere mice for a long long time. I love the size and the way they feel in operation. My favorite features are the size, the any-surface mode of operation, the quiet clicking, and I have to say my favorite feature of all is the clickless super fast Hyper scroll. After years of using these from the days of the original Mx mouse I just don't want to go back to one without this amazing feature. I have purchased a number of these mice. I have them on all of my work and home computers. Each time I have to use a mouse from another brand as someone elses computer I realize again how much they suck!

I purchased Logitech MX Anywhere 2S mice about a month ago. First of all, logitech.com is an incompetent company to resolve the problems/issues related to their products. 1. Their web site is NOT functional. I have been trying to do the product registration on logitech.com. After completing the form for product registration, they ask you to click on the "Submit" button. When the "Submit" button is clicked, their web site goes into an endless "loading" mode and web site freezes. I tried the registration with three different web browsers and at different hours of the day, etc. without any result. 2. Logitech technical support offered in logitech.com web-site is NOT much of help. One has to go through their AI based chatbot crap first. They just offer the user a dialog box to write. But, one does NOT get any response from the dumb chatbot, Completely useless chatbot. 3. Last week, I was able to get a live support agent over the phone. Live agent was courteous, attentive, and tried to help. I provided him the product information. logitech support personnel completed the product registration. But, the completed product registration NEVER appears in their records or my logitech account. Logitech has NOT been able to resolve the issue. They are simply INCOMPOTENT. 4. I used MX Anywhere 2S mice in the past. The only reason that I purchase MX Anywhere 2S mice is their programmable buttons feature. I programmed two buttons for "Undo" and "Redo" functions. Neither "Undo" nor "Redo" functions is properly executed. The other functionalities such as "Copy", "Paste". etc... work fine.

Great mouse until the internal battery would not hold a charge after about 15 months. Into the trash.

Received it fast, good quality and easy to pair with computer

After 4 months of using this mouse, this is what I've found. - Logitech advertises 70 days of battery life. The first time I had to charge it was about 3 months into my ownership, so battery life is absolutely stellar. - The sensor and connectivity are amazing - I never get signal drops and I've yet to find a surface that this mouse cannot track on. - Logitch's flow app is a bit jittery, but performs well otherwise, and is a very useful feature if you need control across multiple machines. COMPLAINTS/DOWNSIDES: - A complaint I have is this mouse is a bit small for my large hands, but considering how portable it is, it is a compromise I can make. - Another thing that is a little strange is how to toggle the scroll mode (between regular and unlocked scroll modes). It took a while to get used to, but its important to note that pressing the scroll wheel doesn't trigger middle click - the button located behind it does. - I find that the mouse's finish is a bit weak, but only if you are as careless as I am - it scratches a bit easier than I thought, but if you have a carrying case, or don't put it in a bag with other items that might scratch it, this shouldn't be too much of a concern. At the end of the day, this is an absolutely amazing mouse for being on the go - great for university students, or people who are constantly moving places.

Would be great if there was a track pad

Very nice mouse had one for years before this one, these are well built and the new ones don't have the fobie thingy so don't throw the old fobie thingy away you need it for your key board to work. Mouse just connects via Bluetooth

Bonne souris, le seul problème c'est qu'elle ne vient pas avec l'adaptateur sans fil, car c'est le modèle Bluetooth seulement (image de l'article est trompeuse, car l'adaptateur est sur l'image).