Customer Ratings & Reviews

I was using magic mouse with mgpbr but purchased this along with K780 keyboard. I liked the gliding style scroll and page swipe of magic mouse but most mouse can't do it and also does not have alternative feature but this mouse does with hyper scrolling (free moving wheel) and thumb scroll (second wheel with horizontal movement). Lot of customizing can be done on this mouse. Not big deal but there is couple drawback in my opinion. 1. Mouse is bit heavy and large. Bit difficult to hold and pickup. And thumb wheel is right above the thumb, causing accidental movement of thumb wheel when picking up the mouse. 2. hyper scrolling some times lags with choppy movement. Also, scrolls bit upward after stopping the scroll. However, I still am satisfied with the mouse.

I upgraded from the previous mouse and love this one even more. GIANT improvement in rechargable battery life. This one has a sealed battery not the underpowered one cell AA from the previous.

I had an older version Logitech MX Master mouse and loved it. The 2S is an improvement on an already great product. It tracks slightly better, the battery lasts much longer, and there are a few more customizable buttons than there were on my old MX. Most importantly though, it is just as comfortable, if not more so, than my old MX which was easily the most comfortable mouse I've ever used.

This is an awesome mouse! It offers so many functions and so much versatility!! You can program the center key for 5 different functions, it has a horizontal scroll, it has two buttons on the side that can also be programmed, as well as a thumb key (also programmable) that you press down on. It is very comfortable to use. Everyday, I love it more and more. So far, the battery life is good.

This mouse is my daily driver for work and for home. It has the best functionality for the person who needs one device to move from device to device throughout the day.

I love this mouse. It was a little expensive for a mouse, but the features are well worth it. First off, the shape is very natural and comfortable. There are typical buttons for forward/back operations, and a side-scrolling wheel that is nicer than tilt-type scroll wheels. What I really enjoy, is the ability to speed scroll through documents by just quickly flicking the wheel. This unlocks the wheel and lets it spin freely (and fast). Once it slows down, the wheel locks into click mode again. There is also a button to manually toggle between click and free-wheel. Another nice feature is that this can be paired with up to three devices. This allows me to have my desktop and laptop on concurrently and, with the simple press of a button on the bottom, the mouse switches devices. For added control, the Logitech flow app allows automatic switching by simply moving the pointer to a pre-defined part of the screen. You can even transfer files (by way of the cloud) between devices with a copy/paste like activity. The built-in rechargeable battery means that I don't have to worry about swapping batteries when the mouse complains. If I forget to charge it (the charge lasts quite a long time), I can plug it in with a micro USB cable and go on about my work. A little pricey, yes, but I would buy it again without question.

I've been using this mouse exclusively for two months now, so I've had a good chance get accustomed to it, and unfortunately, I've decided to retire it and go back to my old wired mouse. The truly tragic thing is that the device itself — the hardware — is great. The problem lies with the software. I bought this mouse to use in conjunction with the Logitech Craft keyboard. They both support Flow, and while I work primarily on a PC (video editing), I also have a MacBook Pro, so I thought the ability to use the same mouse and keyboard for both would great. And, in fact, on the handful of instances I used it, Flow *did* work very well. The majority of the time, however, I'm using just my PC. The first problem I ran into was that the mouse would disconnect from my motherboard's built-in Bluetooth. It happened frequently enough that, out of frustration, I decided to use the included unifying receiver, to see if that would solve the problem. For the most part, it did. I don't believe it's disconnected since then, however it frequently suffers from a sort of "stuttering" in connectivity. As if it's on the verge of disconnecting or suffering from interference, mouse movement will become choppy in fits and starts. That's profoundly annoying, because it interrupts my workflow — and, obviously, it's not something that I've ever had to deal with when using a wired mouse. The other problem, which is actually even more annoying, has to do with the Logitech Options software. Thanks to my Mac usage, I've grown accustomed to inverted scrolling (or "natural scrolling" as I believe Apple calls it). The Options software DOES allow you to invert the scroll wheel direction, which is great, but it occasionally just... forgets itself. The scroll direction reverts to normal, and even after opening the Options software, the setting still says "inverted," though it's not behaving that way. For a while, the only way I could get it to right itself was to literally reboot the computer. Eventually, I discovered I could use the task manager to force quit the Logitech Options processes, then restart Options and correct the setting. That would work for a while, but I'd have to do this at least once a day. There seemed to be no rhyme or reason behind when it would happen, but it was extremely aggravating. Between that and the occasional stuttering, I eventually had a moment of clarity where I realized I was putting up with the mouse's shortcomings for no reason other than that I'd already paid for it. Sadly, I'm outside of the return window now, but I'm going back to my old wired USB mouse, which was steady as a rock. PROs * Battery life is VERY good * The grip is comfortable — I don't rest my palm on the top of the mouse, but using a fingertip grip, it was pleasant * It's a handsome-looking mouse, if such things matter to you * Being able to pair it with multiple devices and use the Flow functionality is great for certain users CONs * Direct Bluetooth connectivity was sketchy * Connectivity using the unifying receiver was better, but still not rock solid * Settings randomly "forgotten" by the Logitech Options software * It's a bit overpriced, in my opinion

I really love using this mouse. I love the Bluetooth tech to sync on my laptop and desktop. Comfortable in my hands. Buttons are very useful for multitasking.

The best mouse I have ever owned! Works on any surface, can configure to specific software (Adobe for me), and lasts for months on a single charge. With a push of a button on the bottom of the mouse, you can use it on up to three computers, I switch between Mac and Windows without any problems.

Got this mouse to keep with me and use on the go and in class. Battery life is awesome and the built in indicator is a welcome addition. Tracking is excellent (even on glass) and both scroll wheels feel very smooth. All the extra buttons are good additions and their functions can be customized in Logitech's easy to use software. Overall an excellent product, highly recommend it.

I don't use this as a gaming mouse, just everyday use at home and work. Mouse is very comfortable and I didn't realize how much I would actually use the side scroll (very handy). Very light weight to move around but isn't so light it feels cheap or breakable. Haven't tried customizing any buttons yet, but always appreciate the ability to if needed.

I’ve used a ton of different mice and this one is my most favorite! I love being able to map the buttons to do different things in different programs.

While the MX Master 3S has come out already; when I bought this 2S it was my first time really spending this much money on a mouse. After quite a bit of use; I can say it was well worth it. The rechargeable battery lasts quite a long time even without turning it off after each use; and it fits very nicely in the hand.

I do computer drafting daily and this mouse is comfortable and smooth. Bought this mouse to replace a favorite and it has lived up to my previous one.

Using mostly in Windows, this is the best mouse I've ever owned. The ability to use on my laptop, and my desktop, and (yet to be paired), with only the flick of a switch on the bottom of the mouse, is fantastic. Battery life is amazing, having the mouse almost three weeks and I haven't charged since its first charge after purchase. I use this every day too.

This mouse is great, the battery life is pretty long lasting. it has an indicator to let you know how much battery is left. built in battery, using USB 2.0 - works well on all surfaces i have tried it on. I love how you can pair 3 devices and easily switch back and fourth. The mouse looks great, and feels comfortable as well.

Since working remote has become the new normal, this mouse has made juggling work laptops and home computers much easier. Instead of multiple devices on my desktop, I only have the keyboard and mouse and I can switch with the push of a button. This is an expensive device, but well worth it.

Best Mouse Ever. That's all I have to say. Comfortable, accurate, smooth, functional, and versatile. I love the horizontal scroll wheel as well.The only thing I wish it had was a USB C port for charging but it's not a deal breaker because the battery last forever and you can use it wired while it's charging! 11/10 would buy again.

I have an older version of this mouse, but this one, able to transition between multiple computers without a switch! way awesome. I have a laptop and desktop and I can move files etc now like magic. Really nice feel especially if you have big hands like me. button options are great and i could not help playing with them when I first got it. Highly recommend.

Very comfortable to use and with the logitech software can make it quite powerful. The scroll wheel can be setup to swap click and smooth automatically and makes scrolling extremely easy. Battery lasts a good amount of time and charging is done over a micro usb.