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

Pros: For a plastic mouse, this is really solid work. It's my new go-to mouse to replace the awful sticky "touchpad" causing me heartburn over its lack of sensitivity, accuracy, and consistency. This mouse has all of these. It's quiet. I was expecting a loud click on the buttons; nope, it's really quiet, and that might be small, but it is an improvement. I don't need audio feedback to know I clicked. I can feel it (haptic feedback, maybe?) It's VERY fast out of the box. It connected to my corporate Win10 laptop by BT with zero issues, no adaptors, and no fuss. It just worked. It is comfortable for 10 hours a day chewing through spreadsheets and documents (I know... get a life). All of the buttons work in a way to accelerate my work instead of being a PITA to set the way I hoped they'd work. They worked this way out of the box. No changes. It's wireless, but you can still use it plugged in with the supplied USB C to USB cable. It is accurate even though it's fast. Really solid granularity in cursor placement. It's refreshing that a mouse has all of these qualities. It makes me happy to use it for work.CONS: It's a little expensive. My retail price was about $70 (US), which is a little high for a mouse (gamers have their $150 wired mice but this is for an office-only rig). But then again, my car's replacement fob was $500 and it's smaller than this mouse, with different, but the relatively same amount of tech, in them. Past reviewers have stated that the sensor-tech finish can become tacky over time (I just got it, so I can't speak to this). It's got a battery in it, so as good as it is, eventually, it'll wear out the battery (I believe it can be changed, but you may not get to that point of replacing a permanent rechargeable with this mouse's chassis in normal use).BOTTOM LINE: I give it 5 stars for how it works, feels, my initial user experience and the overall apparent quality of the engineering and parts that went into building a next-level wireless mouse. I'd recommend you buy it if you want a comfortable mouse and you like a quiet no bells and whistles approach of getting work done.

Was using a Magic Mouse w/ my Macbook and grew increasingly frustrated by it so looked for replacement. Read some reviews and settled on this one. Bought it in Nov 2024. It's now March 2025 and I've only charged it to full after receiving it and it's still at 55% charge. Normal use, on average 5days a week. Build quality and functionality is great. Comfortable to use and works on a number of common surfaces if you don't have a pad present. In addition, it links up with the Mac to show the remaining charge and it quickly responds coming out of basic sleep mode if it's been sitting for a few minutes.Highly recommend this if you're looking for a portable and reliable mouse to use.

I love how quiet this mouse is. Logitech has an even more quiet mouse but that other mouse is overkill for my needs and this one is more than quiet enough for me. Tracking on the mouse is great. It works very smooth and accurate even on my wrinkled bedsheets while I work in bed. It's so nice how there are so many ways to adjust the scroll wheel and also map the buttons how you want if you're willing to install the Logitech app on your computer (you can uninstall it again after you finish mapping the buttons to your needs).

Had this for a couple of months and love it. I had to get rid of my old mouse because the scrolling area made a loud noise and was super slow. This is fast, and rechargeable, AND Bluetooth connected. I can connect multiple things at once without having it delayed. I like it, it’s cute, functional, and practical. It’s worth the money in my opinion. If you’re willing to spend a bit more on a mouse, I say this is a great purchase.

For Mac users, there’s long been one recurring headache: third-party mice almost always require a USB dongle. With Apple machines offering a limited number of USB ports—and many new models relying exclusively on USB-C—this often forces users to rely on adapters or hubs just to connect a simple mouse.Enter the Logitech MX Master 3S, a sleek, high-performance wireless mouse that connects seamlessly to your Mac via Bluetooth—no dongle required. Setup is refreshingly simple: power on the mouse, press and hold the button beneath the white LED until it enters pairing mode, then select “MX Master 3S” from your Mac’s Bluetooth menu. From there, it appears automatically in your system preferences under “Mouse,” where you can tweak settings and check the battery status.But wireless convenience isn’t the only thing the MX Master 3S has going for it. If you care about sustainability, you’ll be pleased to know the mouse comes with a replaceable battery—something you can swap yourself or have a technician handle when the time comes.Performance-wise, Logitech’s 4000 DPI sensor means this mouse even works on glass surfaces—though you may notice slight input lag compared to use on a matte desk. On standard surfaces, responsiveness is excellent, and the ergonomic design makes it a pleasure to use for long hours.Logitech claims the battery lasts over a month on a full charge, though actual longevity will depend on your usage. Recharging is simple thanks to the USB-C port—a clear improvement over the MX Master 2S, which many users found finicky to charge and prone to click malfunctions over time.That said, the MX Master 3S doesn’t come cheap. And while it’s a functional upgrade over its predecessor, the materials feel less premium than Apple’s own peripherals—raising some concerns about long-term durability at this price point.Bottom Line:Pros• Improved ergonomics over the MX Master 2S• Seamless Bluetooth pairing—no driver or dongle needed• Long battery life• 4000 DPI sensor supports use on glassCons• Steep price for build quality that feels underwhelming