Customer Ratings & Reviews

Fast scrolling, yet accurate & easy to control, as advertized.

This mouse is a lot of helpful than I thought it would be and the perfect companion for on the go work on my Samsung tab S9 ultra. Very accurate and good precision on the pointer on basically any surface. I could probably use it draging it on sand paper (that's just an expression lol) but it's a perfect fit for my needs as well as the keyboard I got along with it. I legitimately didn't have to think about it, one quick Bluetooth pairing later and I'm already working. It may be a little pricey but it'll last a long time for long term users like myself.

Have to go to the office 2 days a week and this is the perfect mouse to take with me. Its quiet, incredibly smooth rolling and very responsive.

This mouse is awesome! I am able to easily switch between my personal laptop and my work laptop no problem.

Love it. Slim fit but not awkwardly slim. Works exactly how I wanted it to. Great price too. Bluetooth was easy peasy.

The older version (2s)it has 2 more buttons on the center scrolling by pushing it side ways. It was a nasty surprise for me to lose 2 buttons.

The best compact mouse yet plus high dpi this mouse will literally work anywhere even on transparent glass they made the mx anywhere 3s slightly smaller than the mx anywhere 3 and it doesn’t have a usb dongle which in my opinion should be obsolete unless maybe you are gaming.

This has been an amazing product to help with big data downloads for work

Very reliable and easy to use. Glad I made the purchase.

It’s a really great mouse very responsive and quick. It’s also quiet with clicks and also customizable buttons

If you are looking for a mouse that works flawlessly on any surface, especially woody surfaces (which most mice have problems with), and is fully responsive, quiet, and easy to move, the Logi MX Anywhere 3S Wireless Bluetooth mouse might just be one of the best. You can use the light and compact mouse on up to three different computers/laptops, Windows and MacOS, and once it is paired on all of them, easily switch among them using the "Easy-Switch" button on the bottom side of the mouse. Though this mouse is designed for mobile use, and is, as such, compact, I have used this mouse extensively with my desktop and laptop systems as my main mouse for three weeks, and am as excited as on day-1. And the battery level shows an 80% charge, wow, and, it is using a USB-C port for charging (cable is provided) and you can use the mouse while charging! It will fit nicely in the palm of smaller hands. Connecting the mouse via Bluetooth is quite easy as you have two options: - Use the Windows 10/11 Bluetooth settings menu to pair the mouse with your system (which is what I chose to do; [press [Windows-key and x] - select "Settings" from the pull-up menu - select Bluetooth & devices from the left navigation menu - select "Add device"] - Use the downloadable "Logi Options+" software from the Logitech website and go through the "Add Device" steps The "Logi Options+" software also enables you to "fine-tune" your mouse's behavior, such as pointer speed, extend sensor range to 8K DPI, the wheel's scrolling and direction (highly recommend turning "smooth scrolling" to "on" to enjoy a better website experience when you scroll through content), what the middle, forward, and back button do, etc. Getting to know and fine-tune your mouse is so enjoyable when using the "Launch Feature Tour" feature from the Settings menu. The most intriguing feature, which I didn't get to test, is the "Logi Flow" option in Logi Options+, which is to enable easy computer switching by moving the mouse cursor to the edge of the screen, and even transferring text, files, and images between them, how cool is that?! Only pre-requisite for this to work: The computers need to be on the same network. In summary, I am giving this mouse an overall, 5 stars out of 5, even though I experienced a few Logi Options+ software issues, which may have already been fixed by the time you read this review. I would definitely recommend the mouse to my friends and family for sure.

Terrible service from Best Buy and the delivery company Roadie, which they hired. I have been a victim and abused by both companies. On Saturday, April 19, 2025, I was robbed by a Roadie delivery driver who simulated a delivery and sent a blurry image of where he was leaving my order in a location that was not my home. From that moment on, I went out to look for my order since I had been monitoring it. I managed to locate the place where he had supposedly left my order. A neighbor pointed me out, and the video from a neighbor's camera shows how the delivery driver placed the package, took a photo, and then took it back with him, confirming it as delivered. I immediately contacted Best Buy by all means since I made the purchase with that company. Their response was that they had nothing to do with my order since they delivered it to Roadie. I called Roadie, and they said they delivered.

I’ve owned several Logitech mice and they’re some of the best all around mice. That includes the original MX Anywhere mouse. My only complaint with it is the use of micro-USB, and it can be a little loud in terms of “clicking” noises. The MX Anywhere 3 fixes those issues with USB-C and near silent clicking and has earned its place in my travel bag. IN THE BOX You’ll find the mouse and a USB-C cable and unifying USB receiver. It can operates via Bluetooth (you can technically use it as a wired mouse) or the USB receiver. I prefer Bluetooth so as to not take up use of USB port, but convenient option if your computer doesn’t have Bluetooth for some reason. SETUP It comes with the battery already slightly charged so you’re able to start using it immediately out of the box. There’s a power switch on the underside, you flip that, and hold the only other button on the bottom to put it in pairing mode. My laptop found it almost immediately. Using Windows 11, a popup window appeared asking me if I wanted to pair the mouse. Bottomline, it was a seamless process. In using some Logitech peripherals in the past, I was prompted to download Logi+, the software to manage their devices. That didn’t happen here, but I downloaded it directly from the Logitech website. According to Logitech’s website, this mouse is supported by Logi+ supports this mouse. Meaning it wouldn’t show up as one of my devices within the app, even though it was connected - and working - with my laptop. My MX Keys Mini was recognized (also paired via Bluetooth). It’s not a big deal to me as I don’t anticipate needing or wanting to remap any of the buttons but it might matter to others. DESIGN This is a compact mouse that’s well built. It’s made of durable plastic that feels substantial but not too heavy. There’s rubber coating on the sides to give you some grip when using it. Sometimes with mice, my fingers rest too heavy on the buttons and click them by accident, but that’s not the case here. It’s easy to click, but they’re not so sensitive as to cause my me to accidentally click. It’s too small for me to use on a daily basis, but it’s the perfect size for traveling when you need a mouse (I simply cannot be productive with a touchpad). It features two buttons on the left side (sorry lefties) that I use to go forward and back. These buttons are also programmed to perform similar functions in various apps such as Adobe apps (redo/undo) and Word documents (same, redo/undo). On the top there’s a button that you can depress to switch to smooth scrolling (versus feeling like you’re spinning a gear). The former is better for quickly scrolling down a long web page or document, while the latter is meant for more purposeful scrolling. The scroll wheel has a nice textured grip that makes scrolling easy and precise. Honestly, the design for a travel mouse is as close to perfect as you can get. BATTERY LIFE With my original Logitech Anywhere mouse, I simply charged it every so often and left it in my bag. It was never dead when I needed it. I expect the same results, if not better, with this mouse. The battery life is like 70 days on standby, and while I haven’t owned the Anywhere 3 for close to that amount of time, my past experience leads me to believe that will be accurate. The battery life is superb. And even if it was dead, you could obviously plug it directly into a USB port or just charge it for 1 minute and you have at least 3 hours of battery life. Again, I didn’t test this assessment, but I did charge it for 1 minute and the battery life increased by 20% (according to Windows which gives me its battery life in percentages). FEATURES AND USE I have two laptops I use, one is a small travel one for work and another I use for video/photo editing. You can easily switch between 3 devices with a push of a button. All you’re required to do is to push the button on the bottom and pair it to your device during the first use. From there, just pushing the button automatically switches between them. It’s seamless and flawless. I don’t anticipate many people needing to quickly switch to different devices (i.e. two laptops on your desk) but it’s certainly possible and extremely easy to do if your circumstances call for it. Another great feature of this mouse is that it works on virtually any surface, even glass. I don’t find myself using it on glass, but I did test it on an end table in my house and confirmed it worked. I don’t travel with a mousepad, and if you don’t, this is a big benefit as you need not worry about the surface you’re using. And the plastic skid pads on the bottom create a close to frictionless experience when moving the mouse around. Maybe not as precise as a professional FPS gamer might want, but for the average person it works great. There’s not much else to say that I haven’t already said. This mouse is a pleasure to use, and I very much appreciate the “quietness” of the clicks versus the first gen Anywhere mouse. Granted, I never found the first gen mouse to be loud when I was using it, and I never had anyone complain about it, but it’s definitely noticeable (you feel it in your finger but don’t hear it) and I say that’s a good thing. I also want to add this works with any Bluetooth devices. I don’t have a Macbook, but I’m confident it works just as well. I did easily pair it to my Galaxy Fold, and while I don’t anticipate using it on my phone (it was just a test case) I really appreciate the flexibility knowing that some people might. CONCLUSION If you travel frequently and are using a computer or any device that requires the precision of a mouse, I can recommend this mouse without reservation. Just taking into account its size and battery life, it’s a reliable tool for travelers. I don’t use mine everyday, but when I travel, it’s incredibly convenient and helpful to have with me. Like I said, it fits in my work bag and is always ready when I need it.

Nothing to get excited about. It has your basic buttons you find in most mice, but....... Pros: Super quite mag wheel, semi quite primary and secondary buttons, the size is not bulky and moderately lightweight, but not suitable for very large hands, it can go up to 8k DPI for gaming, but it's overkill for basic office work. Cons: Will go bad frequently requiring replacement, it's only Bluetooth capable although you can connect it to a Logi Bolt receiver instead via the Logi+ Options software. Overall, it's a solid mouse for high quality work, although it's made I think for gaming. You have to weight your needs against the features it offers for optimal savings.

I’ve been using Logitech mice and keyboards for as long as I can remember, as far back as the Logitech C7 3 button DB9 serial mouse. They simply make great peripherals that have been helping me game, then college, then earn a living ever since my first PC XT. I’ve owned a little bit of everything Logitech has made over the years and they’ve (almost) never let me down. The Logitech MX Anywhere 3S then is the next entry for me in what has been a long pedigree of Logitech products. There have been a few Logitech missteps along the way, few and far between, but the Logitech MX Anywhere 3S isn’t one of them. I love this mouse, it’s a very natural ergonomic and functional step in the MX Anywhere series of mice of which I have owned at least one of each step of the way. The fit in the hand is a minor update of the classic MX Anywhere mouse, which is a good thing. The most notable changes to me are 1) that the 3S is subtly more rounded, 2) the texture on the side of the mouse is more grip-y, and 3) that the 2 main buttons meet in the middle instead of being separated by a small non-clickable strip. This adds up to a more natural, slightly less angular overall look and feel. Another minor change is the distinct middle button (not the wheel button). In the 3S this distinct middle button serves as a toggle for the roller to be click-y or smooth, whereas on the 2 and 2S you do that by clicking the wheel itself. Alternately, the 3S also dynamically senses if you spin the wheel and will, all on its own, switch from click to smooth if you flick it. This is a small but excellent feature evolution because it’s exactly the kind of thing you’d do, and want to do, on the fly without thinking about it while scanning through a large web page or document. Also changed is that the 3S wheel doesn’t have side-to-side clicks for horizontal scrolling, though you can easily depress the wheel and lock the mouse into pan/scroll mode for panning around images and documents in all available directions. Technologically the 3S continues to use “Darkfield” technology which means it works on glass and other shiny surfaces that used to be the bane of optical mice. Also nice is to see the charging port updated to USB-C, one step closer to having one USB port for everything. It also supports pairing to 3 different devices, and switching between them as simply as cycling through the 1-3 selector on the bottom of the mouse, clearly helpful when want to use the same mouse for personal and work laptops, or even pair to your phone or tablet. The 3S also supports Logitech’s BOLT USB receiver though this model doesn’t come with one. All-in-all it’s an excellent next step and natural evolution of the MX Anywhere line of mice.

Logitech’s MX series is my go-to favorite for both keyboards and mice. I use the MX Keys keyboard and the MX Master mouse on my desktop every day. I also have the MX Anywhere 3 that I use with my laptops. With this in mind, I was interested in finding out what might have improved with the just-released MX Anywhere 3S. The answer is that the only real change is the improved 8K DPI sensor which has about double the resolution of its predecessor. That said, this is one great mouse made a bit better. The Anywhere 3S mouse is compact with excellent build quality. It’s dark grey rather than black like the previous version. As with the rest of the MX line, it’s wireless and can either connect by Bluetooth or by using a Logitech Unifying Receiver. Battery life is super with up to 70 days on a charge, and it charges using a standard USB-C connection. As with many products, there is no charging block included, but there is a short USB-A to C cable. Interestingly, there was no Unifying Receiver included, but I find that with laptops I prefer a Bluetooth connection. What sets this mouse apart is that it can pair with 3 different computers and switch between them using the button on the bottom. This combined with the Logitech Options software provides a flexibility that’s unique. You can program the middle button, the scroll wheel, and the additional three buttons to do just about anything you wish. Even better is that the programable functions can be set differently for different programs. When a program is launched, the mouse automatically shifts to the settings specific to that program. But wait, there’s more! The Options software also has a function called Flow. When enabled, you can be connected to two or three devices, and the cursor flows from one to the next just like an extended desktop setup with multiple monitors. You can even drag and drop between devices. The one restriction is that they must all be connected to the same WIFI network. As said, this is a great mouse with a bunch of extra features. I highly recommend it to anyone wanting a first-class pointer. It’s solid, with a very long-lasting battery, and can work on any surface … even glass.

Logitech’s latest premium offering, the MX Anywhere 3S sets a new bar for mobile productivity. The design and build continue the direction set by their MX Master 3 and 3S. The new sensor allows for precision control wherever you are working. While compact, it’s still comfortable and has a nicer feel than the MX Anywhere 2 mouse that I’m upgrading from. The MX Anywhere 3S has 2 quiet click buttons and a nearly silent Scroll wheel.The scroll wheel defaults to ratcheting one line at a time but if you give it a good push it will autoswitch to a flywheel which allows you to scroll hundreds of lines at a time. Horizontal scrolling is achieved by holding one of the side buttons while scrolling with the main flywheel, a trick borrowed from it’s predecessor. The standard forward and back buttons sit on the left side for easy access by right handers. Logitech has upgraded their mouse control software to Options+, which is a nice visual redesign from what’s been used up until now. Options + is, unfortunately, not compatible with some of Logitech's earlier mice in the MX Master family. Fear not, the original Options software will still work with the MX Anywhere 3S. The mouse comes with a USB-A to USB-C cable for charging. However, you can use any USB-C charger. I used the charger for my laptop. The specs indicate it will hold a charge for 70 days of usage. While I wasn’t able to verify that, a full day’s standard office work barely drained the battery at all. Logitech has abandoned their unifying receiver with this mouse. It’s designed to work with Bluetooth and the Bolt receiver only. The Bolt receiver is designed for offices which have many Bluetooth devices that could otherwise interfere with each other. Adding the mouse in Logitech Options+ was straightforward. Once added, I was able to customize the buttons for shortcuts I often use for closing windows and opening commonly used programs. The high resolution made it a cinch to use, even on large screens. It worked equally well on my Ipad as it did on my laptop. I would recommend this in a wholeheartedly to anyone looking to improve their productivity on the go and at a desk, too!

I received the Logitech bluetooth mouse and am so happy I ordered this one! Upon opening up the box you'll find a charging cable included but will need to provide a charger or use your computer's USB port. It holds a charge extremely well. Since I received it a few days back, and I've been using quite frequently, it's still at 95% charge. There is a small green light on top that blinks while it's charging and turns off when done. You are offered 3 easy switch settings on the base so it can be connected via bluetooth to 3 different devices ~ desktop, laptop or tablet. That connection works flawlessly ~ paired with every device immediately without a hitch. It has a horizontal scroll feature while holding one of the 2 buttons on left side, a pointer speed setup with an Extend Sensor range to 8K DPI from 200 to 8000 and scroll wheel speed modes 0-100%. The default is 50% and I left it at that as it seemed the best scrolling for me. The scroll wheel works smoothly. You will need to access the Logi app to set some of the features but the 3 button device switch you can use without using the app as well as the scroll wheel, unless you need to adjust the speed. It works beautifully on multiple surfaces just as advertised. I tried it on a vinyl kitchen tablecloth, wood desk, my kitchen counter and a glass top computer stand. This mouse worked perfectly on them all. Haven't needed a mouse pad yet. Very impressive! I find it to be extremely responsive in all areas and very comfortable to use for long periods of time. I have small hands and it feels great. I highly recommend this Logitech mouse and it won't disappoint you. Definitely a winner and an A+ purchase!

I really love this mouse as it is truly a great anywhere mouse and I love that it works on Bluetooth so it will work with everything that has Bluetooth. its easy to charge and easy to set up. I love that you can pair it with at least 3 items and can switch to the one you want with just the push of a button. I found that even I can pair to my tablet making some things on it even easier to use on it. This works with or with out Logitech Options Plus too. That makes it easier if your firmware needs updating or even just need know you need to charge it. It has everything my larger mouse does with scroll wheel and forward and back buttons. you can use it with or without mouse pad and it glides effortlessly on any surface. This is a great travel mouse too because of its small size you can put it anywhere to have it ready to use in just a minute once paired. I can take to work or on a plane trip and use it while I am in the air getting work done on my laptop instead of having to use touch pad. I have even tried this with my work computer too and as always it works great

I got a new laptop, which didn't have a USB-A port, so using my beloved Logitech M510, was going to be more difficult. I decided on the Logitech MX Anywhere 3S because I can use it with a USB receiver (not provided) or Bluetooth. I've been using the MX Anywhere 3S for about 4 days now on my home laptop, work laptop and my desktop. I really love it and it is the perfect replacement for my trustworthy M510. First, the Logitech MX Anywhere 3S is slightly smaller than my M510, which makes the 3S great for traveling with my laptop. But, the size and fit are very nice and easy to use for long periods of time. The MX Anywhere 3S has a smooth scroll wheel with a great tactile feel. In addition, moving the mouse around on the screen uses simpler, more precise movements, which don't look jerky or too fast. The back and forward buttons are easy to find with your thumb without having to look as well. Secondly, I really like that I can connect/pair my Logitech MX Anywhere 3S mouse to three different devices and easily switch between either of them at anytime. So, I can be using the MX Anywhere 3S with my desktop, then quickly switch to my home laptop or my work laptop with a push of a button on the bottom. It remembers each device and you can see which device is programmed to each easy-switch button in the Logitech Options+ App. Lastly, what I really love is that I can program the different buttons on the MX Anywhere 3S to perform App specific functions by App. For example, in MS-Word I can program the Back button to be Undo and the Forward button to be Redo. But, in Adobe Lightroom, the Back button could be Zoom Out and the Forward button could be Zoom In. I really love this feature and it is been a great time saver for me. As I mentioned, I have only been using this for 4 days, so I am still figuring out the best way to configure my new mouse and what I want the buttons to do in each App. I haven't checked to see if those configurations are automatically synced to my other PCs (i.e., do they sync to my desktop, work laptop, and home laptop). But, I really like how simple Logitech has made this mouse to setup, configure, and use. It automatically setup the main Apps on my system like MS-Office. But, you can easily program the buttons for any other App in the Logitech Options+ App too. I highly recommend the Logitech MX Anywhere 3S. It works great for desktop and mobile use. Over my old M510, this is a lot more precise and smoother using it. It is also considerably more configurable and saves time with repetitive tasks. It is a great value.