Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is the best mouse I have purchased I use it on my mac book for personal use and for my lenovo laptop at work it connects instantly with out me doing anything. The battery life on it is insane last up to two weeks since purchased I wanna say I have charged it twice highly reccomend.

My new computer system came with a mouse that I wasn't overly impressed with and then I did some research and found the logitech MX 3S for Mac. What a game changer / the construction is very rugged yet the buttons push extremely easy -and it is comfortable to hold in your hand. All the buttons are programmable to do many different functions with the included software one of the main things. I was very much impressed with as the ability to change the tension of the flywheel or scroll wheel by adjusting the software it can actually control the feel of the wheel in the mouse from a heavy ratchet all the way to almost free flowing spin (now that's a cool trick) The battery life on this is extremely good. I use it 3 to 4 hours a day and 1 charge lasted about a month. And you have the ability to charge the mouse while you're using it if you desire. Extremely good at tracking over any surface with no errors, I couldn't be happier with my purchase of the Logitech MX 3S..for Mac. Carl...

Bought this mouse to use with my MacBook Air M2. I love the size of the mouse and the functionality of the mouse. I have large hands, yet this is a comfortable mouse for me to use. It is very portable and fits in small pockets in my bag with my computer and other necessary items. I only use Bluetooth mice because I do not like having to sacrifice a port to use a mouse when I have other peripherals that I need to attach. This mouse was a good price and has good quality for the price. I highly recommend it.

Logitech makes great peripherals. It is extremly light, but it feels sturdy and well built. It’s small enough to travel easily in a briefcase, cable bag, or backpack, and it fits most anywhere. Its ergonomic shape makes so that it still feels like a full-sized, desktop productivity mouse, and it feels great in the hand. Some reviews say that the MX Anywhere 3S is only for small to medium hands. I have no issues, with larger than average hands, so I think it just deoends on the wat your grip it. All in all, an amazing mouse at a medium tier price.

As a dedicated Mac user forever, this was my first real foray into a non-Apple mouse. It's a fantastic addition to the Mac mini/MX keyboard set up, particularly with the Logitech software to program both. Having programmable commands for the mouse has been a huge lift. The feel of the roll-wheel, shape in your hand and battery-life are fantastic.

Love this little mouse. So much better than the one from Apple, but still small.

I absolutely love this mouse! I have pretty small hands and these fit my palms perfectly. I like that I can pick different functions for the buttons on the Logi app which is a pretty great feature. I am using it for work and traveling when I am not home. My favorite is the Logi Lift, but it just isn't travel friendly. I also like that you can charge it with a usb-c chord and don't need to have batteries lying around to make sure they work.

I love this mouse. It is super quiet and easy to install. One feature that I wish they would extend is the charge life of the mouse. My mouse seems to die very quickly. I do love the fact that you can still use the mouse while on charge. That is a benefit. Love the design as well.

Best mouse I’ve had in my first I use it almost every day

This product was extremely easy to connect, not looking at instructions I figured out quickly. Works on any surface!

Mouse is absolutely phenomenal I recommend this to all computer users.

Device is easy to use, nıce feature to use wıth three monıtors at pnce

Amazing it smooth and last forever on a change very durable.

Excellent wireless mouse, big range good for navigating from one monitor to another

I love this mouse for Mac and PC. Though it is branded as “for Mac” it works great on both. It is smaller in size for portability and is very reliable with outstanding performance. Pros: -Comfort -Battery life -Connectivity -Accuracy Cons: -Size I set it up on my Mac Mini, iPad Pro and a Windows Laptop. Both paired just fine with the mouse having three devices you can pair it to in memory with a button on the bottom to select which one you will connect to. I was initially very impressed with how quiet the mouse clicks are. The scroll wheel has two settings with clicks or smooth scrolling. If you install the Logi Options software, you can adjust the tension in the mouse wheel clicks. Connectivity is amazing as you pair it via Bluetooth or via the Logi Options dongle (not included). There is a USB-C connection, but it is for charging. My unit arrived with 56% battery, and I have not needed to charge it yet after a week or so of testing. The mouse is extremely smooth compared to other mice with its 8000 DPI. This is very impressive for a portable travel mouse. When using it with the iPad, the mouse scrolls much smoother than I am used to seeing. On Mac or PC, you can adjust your DPI in the Logi Options software but keep in mind your DPI will affect your scroll speed with a higher setting being more sensitive. The sweet spot I found on my devices was about 5000 DPI. If you have an extremely high-resolution monitor and need additional accuracy, a higher DPI might benefit you more.

The MX Anywhere 3S for MAC is a mouse designed to complement your Apple MAC computer or iPad device. It is sleek looking. Performs well with an 8K DPI Sensor, has quiet clicks, functional software in Logi Options+ and works well over Bluetooth and Logitech’s Bolt receiver. Smaller than the MX Master mouse by what feels like half the size. This is a solid mouse good for travel or home use. My only question is why this device is advertised as an Apple optimized device. It clearly works on any PC with modern Bluetooth or a Logitech Bolt receiver. White for Mac and black for Windows. After a few days with the mouse, I am willing to sing its praises and recommend it to anyone looking for a stylish mouse with good battery life and a great sensor. Unboxing: The package comes with the mouse and a USB-C to USB-C charging cable. Unlike the PC marketed equivalents, there is no Bolt receiver. If you wish to use a Bolt USB receiver, you will need to purchase that separately. Setup: My mouse arrived with around a 60 percent charge. Good enough to turn things on and get the Logi Options + set up. The mouse charges very quickly. I had a full charge in under an hour. Experience: The mouse pointer is very precise. The scroll wheel is great. The button below the wheel allows you to have a free spin scroll or a ratchet scroll with precise clicks. If you spin the wheel fast on the ratchet scroll, the wheel automatically engages a free spin scroll. One of the nice things about the Logitech MX series of peripherals is they come with a toggle button that allows the device to pair with three different devices. Logi Options + is available for Mac OS 12 and Windows 10 or later. I really appreciate how easy it is to use Logi Options + to customize DPI settings, create smart actions, or otherwise customize the buttons. From installation to day-to-day use, Logitech has the easiest mouse software to use and customize of any peripheral manufacturer out there. There is no equivalent app that I could find for the iPad. A shame as I would have liked to have had a customized mouse experience on iPad. The ability to set up gestures on the iPad would have been nice. As is, the mouse is functional on iPad, but it is just as functional as any other Bluetooth mouse. Still, if you are wanting to replace a MacBook or Windows 11 laptop with an iPad, an MX Keyboard + MX Anywhere 3S Mouse is a nice, portable combo. It is much easier to type a document in MS Word when you have the precise pointer click of a mouse. But using a mouse on an iPad is still a mixed experience and the MX Anywhere 3S is no different. Some apps work great, but gestures are often confusing and sometimes there is no way to close out of an app with the mouse like there would be on a Mac or Windows PC. As said above, I evaluated this mouse on PC, too. You can connect to a PC with Bluetooth or a Logitech Bolt receiver (sold separately). Bluetooth pairing was extremely easy. You just change the device selector on the bottom of the mouse to an unpaired selection. In my case, Windows 11 detected the device nearly instantly. Once paired, Windows then prompted me to download Logi Options + the same as it would with one of their Windows marketed devices. Conclusion: I am used to mice that are a bit larger. I was concerned about how I would feel about the size of this mouse, but it is a good fit. It is big enough to be comfortable even in my hand, but small enough that it will travel much easier than other mice. The MX Anywhere 3S for Mac and iPad works well on Apple devices, but it also works on PC devices. If you like the look of this mouse and think it would compliment your LG Gram, Surface Book, or other polished Windows laptop, you can pair this device with a Windows PC easily and it works just as well as it would on an Apple device. I cannot see any hardware difference between the MX Anywhere 3S for Mac than I can on the regular MX Anywhere 3S except one is black and the other is white with silver accents. Any differences in software are just that. So, if you are looking for a stylish, functional mouse with a great DPI sensor and scroll wheel, I highly recommend the MX Anywhere 3S for MAC (and Windows).

I'm usually not a really big fan of tiny mice but I was surprised by how not tiny this felt in my hands as well as the weight while being such a small mouse. I actually like this one quite a bit. I don't think it'll replace my main gaming mouse as my daily driver but for something that I can move around and use on various machines, I think it's going to work great. Setup was a breeze. There's a power switch on the bottom of the mouse as well as a button for changing which device you want to connect to. Like the rest of the MX Anywhere lineup, you can connect to 3 different bluetooth devices. The first device I tried out was my desktop PC. The mouse started out in pairing mode so all I needed to do was go to my bluetooth settings and select the mouse and it was ready to go. Windows suggested installing the Logi Options+ application automatically and it did that fairly quickly. The app is just used to give you access to some more options and finer control over the mouse. Setup was just as simple on my iPad and my Mac Mini. Using this mouse feels a lot more premium than the form factor usually suggests. Smaller mice, to me, have usually been cheaper options to throw in a bag with your laptop and generally sacrifice comfort and a more premium feel for something that's uncomfortably small and light. While this is a small mouse, it doesn't feel TOO small in my hand. The buttons and scroll wheel also feel really nice. The scroll wheel has a really nice feature I got used to on my main gaming mouse that uses notched scrolling when scrolling slowly but switches to a smooth scrolling when sped up. This mouse takes it a step further by letting you adjust how tactile the notched scrolling is in the Logi Options+ app. Really, the only thing missing that I usually like in a mouse is the ability to swivel the scroll wheel side to side as alternate back/forward buttons (or some people like to use it for horizontal scrolling). Tracking feels good and reliable. I didn't find an option to change the DPI right away without the Logi Options+ app, sadly, but the option does exist inside the app. The bluetooth connection also feels steady. Honestly I don't have a ton more to say about this one. It works well and I'm pleasantly surprised by how much more premium it feels than any other small/portable mouse I've used in the past. Everything feels good and it works easily with up to 3 devices which means I can just move it to another device with the push of a button. It might not be the cheapest mouse in this form factor out there but it also doesn't feel like it either. I recommend it.

I've been using Logitech's MX Anywhere 3 mouse with my Windows laptops for a few years now and I absolutely love its portability, comfort, advanced options, and long battery life. I also use a MacBook Pro and was excited to see Logitech release this new model of the MX Anywhere 3S. If you've used any of Logitech's previous MX series mice, then you know to expect excellent comfort, usability, and style. If you haven't, then you're in for a treat. The MX Anywhere 3S for Mac is very similar to the original MX Anywhere 3 designed for Windows, but there are some notable differences and improvements. === PROS === - Easy setup via Bluetooth. It's important to note that this mouse does NOT come with a USB receiver. It is meant to connect via Bluetooth, though you can separately purchase and use a USB receiver. It paired instantly via Bluetooth with my 2021 MacBook Pro. The real power of this mouse is in the Logi Options+ program (free download on Logitech's website), which allows you customize the buttons, pointer speed, scrolling direction, and so much more. - The mouse comes in both Space Gray and Silver colors which are designed to match the two most popular colors of MacBooks. - The MX Anywhere 3S is very comfortable. The silicon side grips make this mouse easy to use for hours on end, and it's just the perfect size to be comfortable and small enough to through in a backpack or travel bag. - The biggest difference between the 3 and 3S models is the quieter clicking of the left- and right-click buttons. The buttons still have a satisfying feel of a full click, but they hardly make any noise. - As with previous Logitech MX mice, my favorite feature is the "Flow" feature configured via the Options+ program. After installing Options+ program on two computers -- and ensuring that both are on the same network -- this mouse can essentially combine two machines into one dual-monitor setup. Just like if you had two displays side-by-side, if you move the cursor through the right side of one screen to the other, the cursor passes over to the other computer on the opposite side. This even works between Windows and Mac. You can even copy text and files on one machine, move the cursor over to the other machine, and paste them. There is a slight delay when pasting, especially with large files, but it's much more convenient than emailing or swapping an external drive. This is a great feature to have when working from home with two laptops. - Another feature I just all the time: the different scrolling modes used by the center scroll wheel (called the MagSpeed wheel). You can choose from either ratchet (a slight "click" feedback while scrolling) or freespin, which allows you to spin the wheel as fast as you want, and it will keep scrolling until you stop it. Freespin is perfect for when I need to scroll through large web pages or documents. - The mouse seems to work on practically any surface. I've tried a wooden desk and even a clear glass desk - both worked flawlessly. - Long battery life. Logitech claims 70 days on a full charge. The battery is rechargeable via USB-C cable (included in the box), so you don't have to worry about having spare batteries lying around. === CONS === - It's worth noting that this mouse is still fully compatible with Windows PCs via Bluetooth. As far as I can tell, the only difference with the "for Mac" version of the MX Anywhere 3S is the availability of Mac-specific colors (Space Gray and Silver). === OVERALL === The MX Anywhere 3S for Mac is the perfect companion while traveling with your MacBook Pro. I love all of the advanced features and settings available in the Options+ program. Even if you're not a power user and won't use those advanced features, this mouse still offers incredible battery life, comfort, and customization options -- all in an awesomely compact size.

Not much difference between the MX Anywhere 3 and this 3S as far as design but the color is a bit lighter. The 3S now comes in two colors, pale gray and space gray. It is a right handed mouse and it is ergonomically designed to make mousing around comfortable. It’s portable enough for me to throw in my small sling pack and go. The pads at the bottom of the mouse is super smooth so the mouse glides easily on any surface including my desk mat that’s made from leather type material. The mouse clicks are quiet, dampened sound. Logitech Darkfield Tracking 8000 DPI tracking sensor compared to 4000 DPI with the previous model. It is precise even with the littlest movement. It even tracked on my sliding glass door. It still has 6 programmable buttons but if you’re going to use it with an iPad like I do, you only get the left and right buttons. Logitech Options software is not available for iPadOs. No longer comes with the Logi Bolt receiver but it is compatible with it should you need to connect to one. Runs on Bluetooth LE. Connect up to 3 devices easily with a button under the mouse. It does come with USB-C cable for charging. USB-C charging gives you up to 70-days on a full charge; one minute of charge can get you 3 hours of use. The charging port is in the front of the mouse so you can still use it while charging, not like the Apple mouse. Logi Options+ for Windows and MacOs will let you customize the mouse, program the buttons. You can use this mouse to control multiple devices, cross-OS simultaneously with Flow. This feature enables you to transfer info between devices. Pretty cool especially if you work with MacOs and Windows. I’ve been using Logitech devices and accessories for a long time especially their mouse and keyboards. I just like the way they are built, their dependability and they just work the way I like to work. This mouse is no exception.

This mouse is compact in size and low profile. Can be easily used as a travel mouse. Even though it is small, it is still comfortable for me to hold and I think I have an average male size hand. This mouse has better speed and more precise performance thanks to the 8000 DPI sensor. High dpi equal high tracking speed. The button click is quiet and low pitch and this feature is called Quiet Clicks (90% quieter than the MX Anywhere 3 mouse). The clicking experience is incredible. The scroll wheel has 2 modes, free flying and discrete steps. Free flying is call Hyperfast. The discrete steps mode achieves pixel-precise scroll control. In discrete mode, you can adjust the wheel feedback force, very nice. This mouse can connect to 3 devices using the bottom button to select. The older MX Anywhere 3 includes a Unifying receiver. But the MX Anywhere 3S does not include a receiver and is only compatible with Logi Bolt receiver so will not work with the Unifying or any other receiver. You can buy the Logi Bolt receiver separately though. Without the receiver, you have to use Bluetooth and this uses Bluetooth Low Energy or Bluetooth LE so battery life is amazing. Response is also fine. If you need to play high speed action game, usb receiver should be better. The box comes with just the mouse and usb-c to usb-c charging cable, there is no usb receiver included. In my research, MX Anywhere 3S for Mac is the same as the regular 3S and they are same price too, kudos to Logitech.