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 - Pale Grey

Bought this to use with M1 Macbook Pro, it's great. Only minor complaint is that the previous Logitech MX mouse I had fitted in my hand a little better but that really is a minor point.One other niggling issue is that the Logi+ macOS app does have an annoying habit of forgetting some settings I have applied, specifically that it sometimes switches from 'Free spin' back to 'Ratchet' mode - and Logitech don't seem to provide any way of reporting bugs like this.One thing I would add is that if you have a Mac - definitely get this model instead of the Mac-branded version! It's slightly cheaper and you actually get more for your money given that - unlike the Mac version - it comes with a wireless receiver should you want to use it with a computer that doesn't have Bluetooth support! I think the Mac version also comes with a USB-C to USB-C charging cable as opposed to the USB-A to USB-C cable you get with this one - but I didn't need that anyway so that didn't matter in the slightest.

I wanted a mouse for ease of using cycling route plotting software on my MacBook - very easy for me via a mouse rather than the track pad on the laptop. The MX Anywhere 3 uses Bluetooth and it connected to the MacBook instantly. The device will connect to three computers simultaneously - a button underneath selects each individually for use. This also worked well in my iPad at the same time as the MacBook. My wife likes a Windows laptop and the MX Anywhere 3 also comes with USB-A module for communication - presumably the MacBook would also work this way but mine only has USB-C ports so an adapter would be needed. The Bluetooth was fine on the Mac. The battery life seems fine and a three minute charge gets you up to 70% if you have let it go flat - it charges via a USB-C port on its front edge. You can also program the buttons to work more to your liking for scrolling, etc, etc. I haven’t done this - standard has been fine for me. The mouse is a lovely compact size for me, works very easily and quietly and I am very pleased with it.

I really like this mouse but unfortunately my hands are just too big. It’s comical how tiny it is. I really wish they released a larger version. The build quality is great and the ergonomics look well designed, but just not suitable for me. I’ve decided to return it as I won’t be able to use it for long periods of time as intended.

Its a decent sucessor of the MX Anywhere 2S. The new magnetic scroll is lifechanging.

This product has a poor performance.1. The device occasionally get disconnected for multiple days without any known reason.2. The left click either does not work properly or not working when trying to hold the click to drag an item or a file. It also happen when trying to highlight line(s) of text by holding the left click and drag the mouse.

Feels good in the hand, and high quality responsiveness...UNTIL it fails to work at all! I then have to change over to use my previous far lower quality mouse very briefly...before changing back to this new one which then works beautifully again! Odd - and frustrating.

I bought this mouse as I have been using Apple's Smart Mouse, which I find annoying to use. You have to take care to press the correct place on the surface, otherwise it might not react. The Logitech mouse is much better, you can press anywhere to get a reaction. The scroll wheel is also much nicer than the Smart Mouse method of working.I had no difficulty connecting, or adjusting the settings in the software.My only criticism for now is that there are two buttons on the left hand side, which are impractical for left-handers like me, hence only **** for ergonomics, although I don't know if I will ever use them.

This is a fabulous little multi surface mouse but I returned it and found it’s Predecessor the 2 which is no longer made 😢. With the programmable tilt wheel it gives me all the quick commands to do my CAD work