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 - Graphite

The media could not be loaded. Excellent travel and home usage mouse. Feels great in the hands, virtually silent with programmable everything. Works extremely well on my MacBook Air M4. The scroll wheel functions are superb and being able to switch quickly from home to work machines is great bonus. Highly recommend. Charges via c cable but maintains charge for some time. Stylish and matches my MacBook nicely. Easily see the indicators etc. works with every surface I’ve put it to and seems to stick in your hands well.

It’s a great office work mouse that is portable. Highly recommend buying the USB bolt receiver on the side for smoother tracking as bluetooth in general roughens the mice tracking. It’s a good little mouse, silent clicks, with good customization. I also am able to use it for gaming, you’ll definitely need the USB bolt receiver if you plan on using it for both work and games.I really like the electronic scroll wheel and its customization of its haptic feel to either be smooth or rigid like an old mouse. It’s new tech that I haven’t seen before.I suggest also getting a case for travel since the mouse itself is on the more expensive end.

I absolutely love the Logitech MX anywhere mouse. I have been mostly using these for over 10 years. Although pricey, if you are on the computer for a good portion of the day, they are totally worth it. Seamless mouse pointer movement, without jumping, scrolling is easy and smooth. It will work on nearly any surface including my glass table. The click is very muted, and the quality / durability is excellent. One of my previous ones worked for about 8 years. They are light weight and feel great in the hand. I chose black because it does not show dirt. I have used lighter ones in the past, that would eventually show wear.At the end of the day, we did not have to buy it. We have decent free working mouses, (errr mice, whatever the plural of the device is), but we choose to pay this because it is absolutely better quality tech and a much better experience.

Easy to use, charge, and most of all met all my wife’s needs!micro mouse for small hands and great price for features and quality.

Great mouse. Nice weight. Fits my hand. Responsive. I have used the previous model for 6 years. Perfect for my needs. Decided I needed another one. I give it 4 stars however, because just like the last model when I purchased it, it only has a mini-USB port. At the time of the purchase, USB-C was already starting to become the default in most devices. I thought it was odd for a device with the point it had to have a mini port. It wasn't a big deal. It seems I only need to charge it every 2 months or so with daily use. I bought this one thinking that should already have been dealt with now. Every other device I have purchased in the last 3 years or so has been C. I discovered it once I tried to charge it. My fault but if this is important to you, I would avoid it.

Posting this because I could never find a review that helped me so hoping this will help someone else lol.I think I'm a fingertip grip but not the kind that hovers. My palm never touches the mouse but rests on the mousepad and never leaves unless I type. I move the entire mouse with my fingers, not move my whole hand/arm.I have very small hands. For instance, I wear the smallest adult size for gardening gloves because kids gloves are too tight, but the adult glove fingers are too long. It's a compromise.So I was looking for a very small mouse for working (not gaming). I'm coming from the M325c which I love but has no fancy features. I wanted a mouse with various buttons I could program. After trying many different mice, I've realized that gaming mice are not a good fit for me because I'd grown so accustomed to the scroll wheel on the M325c that a rigid ratchet wheel was painful (not literally but figuratively). So that narrowed the options down pretty quickly.After trying various mice, I realized I enjoyed the Logi Options+ software that comes with their office line mice. Very neat. I'm sure there are other programs out there but I was looking for ease. That combined with the awesome free spin scroll wheel and the amazing compact size, and I'd found my mouse!I was originally skeptical of the mouse based on reviews but I think those reviews aren't applicable if you grip the mouse how I do. Some of the reviews that made me anxious:• The sides are sharp. I totally get what people are saying but that has never been something I've noticed while actually using the mouse. Probably something that could affect one person but not the next.• It's heavy. Because I use my fingers, I set my sensitivity pretty high and hardly move it at all. Again this is for work, not gaming. I only notice the weight when I pack it up to travel.• The top scuffs/gets dirty. I am starting to see the beginnings of that (had it about 5 months) but it's very minor for me. Probably because I don't rest much of my hand/fingers on it at all.I was also initially wary of the mouse for some of its features, but those proved to be a non-issue too.• Bluetooth/no receiver. I had absolutely zero issue connecting to my laptop and love not worrying about losing the receiver (ADHD lol).• No batteries. To be fair, I wanted to move away from batteries but wasn't sure how the battery life would actually be. I use this mouse heavily and have only charged it three times in about 5 months.So yeah if you have small hands and a fingertip grip, this is an excellent office mouse! If you use any grip style where your palm rests on the mouse, this is not a good moue. Even with my tiny hands, that grip feels awful and I imagine an average hand the fingers would be beyond the mouse.