Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love this mouse, I can wirelessly connect to 3 different devices.

Very smooth and works great! Definitely works with apple products just fine!

This mouse is perfect! I would definitely purchase again.

Great mouse. You can use it on every surface imaginable.

Has a nice feel, works great! Very good quality. I would recommend this mouse.

Great quality as always from Logitech. Perfect laptop companion.

it doesn't have the scrolling feature where I the page moves up down or sideways by moving the mouse

I really liked this product; it's very practical and reasonably priced.

Really great product east to switch to different devices

Let’s face it, there is a good chance that you are using more than one device that can utilize a traditional computer mouse. Desktop and laptop computers are the most obvious, but now even tablets like the iPad can use them. Depending on the work you are doing, a mouse is much easier to use than a trackpad or touchscreen. Fortunately, many mice and keyboards come with what I typically call “channels”. With a button press, you can change the Bluetooth or receiver “channel” to one of three, and each of those can be associated with a different device, meaning you only need one mouse or one keyboard with three devices. The Logi MX Anywhere 3S For Mac mouse is a great choice, especially if you need to pack your mouse in a backpack or bag to take with you. It’s a bit smaller, so it will fit in the bag easily and not add a lot of weight. That said, it is a little small. First, this mouse works on a Mac, obviously, but also worked on my Windows computer, and Linux computer, and my iPad without any issues. The Bluetooth connection setup was extremely easy and quick. The first time you set this mouse up, all “channels” are unassociated and will automatically be rapid-flashing when you switch to them - this is Bluetooth pairing mode. If you wish to change the associated, simply press and hold the same button (on the bottom of the mouse) for a few seconds until it begins flashing rapidly, and you’ll be back in pairing mode. This makes it easy enough to where you can actually use this mouse with more than 3 devices. On both Mac and Windows, download the Logi Options+ app (yes, this is different than the regular Logi Options app) to configure the mouse. As mentioned, this mouse is a bit small. It’s not at all uncomfortable, but the size and layout of the buttons made the side buttons (traditionally back and forward in the web browser) a bit hard for me to reach because I have long fingers. I used the app to reverse the placement of the back and forth buttons easily, and this made the back button (which I simply cannot live without anymore) much easier to use. You can adjust global mouse settings to make some of the buttons always take the same action, which is helpful for operating system shortcuts. Additionally, this app will allow you to customize the functions of the mouse buttons within specific software applications. For example, are “CMD + Z” or “CTRL + Z” your favorite keyboard shortcut ever??? Program Photoshop or Affinity Photo to use one of the side buttons for this keyboard shortcut. Work a lot in spreadsheets? Use the side buttons for “CMD + C / CTRL + C” and “CMD + V / CTRL + V”, and your cup of coffee never has to leave your hand! In addition to this added functionality, there is also two methods of wheel scrolling - smooth and line-by-line. With line-by-line, you will feel a slight bump each time the mouse wheel moves up or down slightly. This is great for reading long documents. The smooth scrolling has no resistance and makes it easy to use the hyper-scroll that you might use on an Apple trackpad. Note that this does work in certain Windows applications as well, such as modern browsers. Even better, the with enough force (meaning move the wheel rapidly, you can get this hyper-scrolling feature even when you have the line-by-line turned on, and that “bump” you feel can actually be adjusted as well, to be more or less resistant! Note that this is a rechargeable mouse that charges via USB-C, so you won’t need batteries. It comes with a USB-C to USB-C charging cable, but if you don’t have a USB-C port or plug, you’ll need a different cable. With USB-C charging, the mouse charged 6% in under 5 minutes (from 59% to 65%). The mouse button clicks are very quiet. They are audible in a silent room, but quiet enough to where you are unlikely to be disturbing anyone around you. The side buttons do make a bit more noise as they don’t have the same membrane behind them, but they are still not all that noisy. The tracking on this mouse is very precise, although there were a few times where I though it was a bit hyper-sensitive, as scrolling pages in the web browser, especially in Windows, became a bit jittery. However, the tracking speed is also adjustable in the app. The mouse wheel is metal, giving it a quality feel and better precision in your hand. The mouse is sleek looking with the white body and gray accents. However, I imagine the cleaning will be frequent as this will show dirt easily. The sides are a texturized rubber that feels good and allows for a good grip, but I imagine it will discolor quickly. Overall, this is an excellent mouse regardless of the device(s) you want to pair it with. It gives a ton of features and a comfortable and controllable grip, provided that the size is not too small for you.

It's been fine -- I'm still getting used to it. I'm still not sure how to change out the battery, so that will be an interesting adventure when the time comes.

Decent priced mouse. The scroller is a little draggy.

Logitech knows how to build mice (and other computer peripherals) - full stop. I've used a variety of their mice over the last 20 years and have always been pleased. THIS mouse may be the best yet, at least if you're a frequent traveler who uses multiple devices. Is it right for you? Read on to find out! First off, while you can certainly use this mouse at home, it's compact size and wireless connectivity just BEGS to be used on the go. It connects to up to three devices over either Bluetooth or using a USB-A "Bolt" receiver (not included) or a combination of the two and you can switch which device you're controlling with just a tap of a button on the bottom. And there's even an LED near that button to say which device you're attached to. Brilliant! Pairing is easy and hassle free - and not just with MacOS or iOS devices. I was able to use this with Mac/iPad/Windows and ChromeOS. And it was flawless. The mouse is quite comfortable and the tracking is accurate on nearly any surface, even if it's not perfectly flat (hence the "Anywhere" title). Button clicks are fast and accurate and the scroll wheen is easy to dial in (ha) just how you want it. The mouse changes quickly using USB-C and the battery life is LONG particularly if you turn off the mouse when you're not using it, but it will still last a good long time even if you don't (it just might wake your device in your bag, which wouldn't be good). So if you're looking for an awesome on the go mouse - or a compact at home mouse - that can quickly connect to up to 3 devices, this is a GREAT option with all the Logitech quality they've been known for over the years. Give it a try today!

Nice product, but cannot use side buttons or other features without Logitech software. Logitech software asks for complete access to all my files and overrides any security. Was not expecting a mouse to need access to everything I do.

Compact, lightweight, and precise, Logitech’ MX Anywhere 3S for Mac is the perfect mouse to take with you anywhere, either at your workspace, your couch, or on the go. With fast, accurate tracking, great battery life, and multi-device capabilities, this is the only mouse you need. Packaged with simply a user manual and a USB-C charging cable, the MX Anywhere 3S is a low-profile, minimally designed mouse. The pale gray color covers the entire mouse. It has two thumb buttons that default as forward and back navigation, and the MagSpeed scroll button spins fast and clean. Bigger hands may need to get used to this small device, and as a right-handed person, I found that it felt a little too symmetrical, meaning it didn’t quite have that ergonomical feel that a larger mouse does. However, the sacrifice of feel gives way to its very welcomed portability. You can take the MX mouse literally anywhere. This device tracks on any surface, be it your wooden desk, textured couch, or glass dining table. You can even place it on your lap and navigate that way. Its compact size can be transported easily on the go, and it has no excessively protruding buttons or edges that hinder that portability. As a wireless mouse, the MX Anywhere 3S stays powered a long time. I’ve tested it heavily and continuously for a week on its initial, unboxed charge. It advertises for 70 days of battery life, and just as impressive, you can quick charge it for a minute for a three-hour use in a pinch. Finally, what really stands out in this device is its use across multiple devices all at once. Connect up to three devices via Bluetooth (holding down the pairing button alerts your devices automatically if it can search for devices with which to pair). Connect to your MacBook Pro, your iPad Air, and a Windows desktop and seamlessly switch among all of them at the touch of a button. This mouse works on them all and works well. Overall, I have no trouble recommending the MX Anywhere 3S for Mac, a do-it-all mouse with great battery life, a compact, portable design, and accurate, reliable tracking on any surface. A great product.

Couldn't get it to work. It wouldn't sync up with our Mac mini computer.

The Logitech MX Anywhere 3S is one of the most useful mice I’ve used thus far. Since it’s a mouse that’s built for everyday daily use, it’s made just for just that. The ergonomics is perfect for my large hands so it’s very suited for everyone’s palms. The design is very easy on the eyes but gives you a firm grip, there are ridges on the side of the mouse that keeps the mouse solely in your palms. MX Anywhere 3S very lightweight and easy to carry in a bag, so taking with you anywhere is covenant. The scroll wheel can lock and unlock the scrolling on your personal PC, this makes it easier for me to scroll though long pages when doing word documents and surfing the web. I love this feature because it has many uses. The mouse feels sturdy, well-constructed, and durable, there isn’t a hint of cheapness anywhere with this mouse. Logitech MX Anywhere 3S can connect to three Macs/PC with Bluetooth, the Bluetooth works on both Mac and PC and connects easier. The mouse can connect to Android as well. USB-C gives the mouse a fast charge and the battery life is astronomical. I’ve been using for a week straight and battery life hasn’t died on me yet. I always enjoy the MX Anywhere 2S, so having this model is pretty much the same just made more modern for today’s use. I like the mouse and would give it a 5 out of 5, it’s an easy-to-use comfortable mouse. Using it every day has made my daily web browsing easier.

I’ve need a new mouse for a while that I can use with both my MacBook and iPad Pro 13”. I’ve tried several before and they don’t quite work well with the iPad. The MX 3s is a great improvement over the older series. It has a really nice smooth scrolling which others have not when using on the Mac and it seems a lot better on the iPad than other are. Ergonomically this is is really comfortable. I have rheumatoid arthritis and find a many other products make my hands and fingers hurt after using for a little while. This doesn’t cause me any issues even after a couple of hours. One thing I will mention is if you have large hands this may be a little uncomfortable due to the more compact nature. The mouse buttons click nicely and are way quieter than previous version which used to be something that really annoyed me. You can also use this on a glass surface which is something I’ve never been able to do before. Makes my desk setup much cleaner. The app is easy to use like always from Logitech Overall I love this mouse because it doesn’t make me hurt, it’s smooth and I don’t require a mouse mat on my glass top desk. It has great battery life and also looks nice.

Looking for a small travel handy mouse that can quickly sync with your Macbook Pro and is small enough to keep in a pocket or backpack, this is the one. Logitech is genius when it comes to devices like Mouse for PC or Mac, Keyboards etc. This device is no different and out of the box with no dongle required syncs with bluetooth to quickly get you up and running on your Macbook Pro. The mouse is sleek and small enough to fit into the palm of your hand and has of course side button capability and top rolling scroll with a button for smooth or staggered scrolling. I used this quickly with my Macbook Pro 16 inch Max and it was easy to sync and I can also turn it off and on easily to save the battery. It charges easily with the included USB C cord and Is fast and moves on any surface easily. I like the small size due to the fact I like to slide it into a laptop bag compartment and take it with me when I am traveling. I would highly recommend this device, another winner from Logitech, great gadget for your Macbook.

Logitech’s MX Anywhere 3S Mac Edition is their latest iteration of the MX Anywhere series; a mouse whose lineage traces all the way back to the original MX Anywhere mouse, released in 2009. I still have that mouse, and the Anywhere MX 2, which surprisingly, despite being my road warrior mice, still work. The latest MX Anywhere 3S is yet another great iteration on the series, bringing the free spinning scroll wheel, multiple device support, and the classic shape that is so petite and comfortable. Inside the MX Anwywhere’s box is the mouse, a cable, and some documentation. Unlike the 3 before it you will not find a USB dongle anymore. That’s probably ok, since I can’t think of the last time a Mac didn’t have bluetooth (I believe the G3 era macs?). That said, it does have compatibility with the Logi Bolt receiver, however I doubt many will purchase it. The bluetooth is excellent, and despite the MX 3S Mac edition not listing support for anything other than Mac’s, it works flawlessly with Windows machines, being auto detected by Windows before MacOS even picked up on it. Closer inspection of the mouse shows that this is basically the MX 3S with different colors. The Pale Gray is identical, but the Space Gray variant of this mouse better blends with Apple’s space gray color theme. The pale gray though is very much a good aesthetic for use with Apple devices. The retail price of the mouse is the same as the MX 3S, so no Apple tax here, just color scheme changes. Pairing the mouse was easy enough. Simply going to bluetooth settings and clicking the pair button on the MX Anywhere mouse listed got me working quickly. You aren’t prompted to download the Options+ software from Logitech, but it is easily downloadable. Be careful, as you can still download the old Options software that works, but won’t recognize the 3S mouse, or support the Flow mode. Flow is pretty cool - allowing you to move your mouse to the edge of the screen, wait just a moment, and have the mouse automagically switch which computer it’s controlling. It’s pretty awesome, and is great if your workflow requires swapping between a Mac and a PC. Unfortunately you don’t get this sort of flexibility between Mac and iPad. That said, the mouse worked flawlessly with my iPad pro even if it could throw the elastic scrolling into fits with its free spinning wheel. The mouse features 6 buttons: left/right click, middle mouse, mode, and back/forward. A new feature with the 3S is quiet clicking, which differs from its predecessors in that it quietly clicks. It’s surprising the feel it has, reminding me a bit of the magic mouse, but much quieter. The mouse can side scroll if you hold a back/forward button down and start scrolling. I tried out the scroll wheel, and it’s smooth as butter. The mouse automatically will switch to free scroll if you fling it hard enough, but the mode button will get you into free spin. A quick fling of the wheel I could easily make it to row 3500 in Excel. Whether or not such amazing scrolling powers are necessary is up to you, but it’s been a hallmark of this MX series mouse since the beginning. Another interesting feature is the ability of the mouse to change the scroll feel - from its starting point of 50% where the scroll feels pretty clicky to 100% where each click feels visceral, all the way down to just a couple percent where there’s just a faint click per line. It’s fascinating how detailed the control is. This is definitely the ultimate evolution of the Magspeed scroll wheel. The Darkfield sensor has been upgraded to an 8k DPI. I’m not sure how useful that resolution is, as the mouse becomes unusably fast turning on the 8k sensor. Overall I left the mouse at 50% speed, as this seemed natural. The big feature that the darkfield sensor has, is that it can track on practically any surface, glass included. This still holds true, and this is one of the few mice you can use on a glass desk with no mouse pad and it operates like butter. Still one of my favorite features in a travel mouse, where you can’t guarantee a normal mousing surface. One word: this isn’t a gaming mouse, but I”ve had great success with it over the years on the road. The sensor isn’t magical, but the flexibility and accuracy it has means you can adapt to the ism’s of the sensor. I played many first person shooters with this, and a quick round of CS:2 I didn’t feel as though this mouse had lost any of its prowess. Overall, the MX Anywhere 3S Mac edition is a great mouse. I wish they’d include a case in the box, like the OG one had. I’m a huge fan of this series, and if you haven’t tried it, and are looking for a versatile and solid mouse: don’t hesitate to purchase, you’ll be quite pleased.