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 - Pale Grey

I was looking for a better mouse to keep in my backpack after leaving my M510 behind somewhere while traveling. I came across this mouse because I wanted another Logitech product AND I wanted to try out the magnetic mechanism.This mouse is compact. I have medium sized hands and it is comfortable. The buttons all have a good level of tactile feedback with each click and they are very quiet and... pleasant sounding.The Logi+ software for using the mouse is simple, unobtrusive and there are zero ads or junk embedded in it. As much as I thought the account creation part was gimicky, I like that it can backup settings and preferences to be restored at a later time.If you're looking for the freespin functionality of the wheel, you will be amazed and quite possibly wonder how you have made it so far in life without such a feature. Buttons can be assigned to enable or disable this or even use it in a hybrid setup where the mouse senses how hard you flick your finger and sends the wheel to a free spin if you flick it hard enough. I fall into the 'free spin forever' crowd now.I don't do any precision work with a mouse so I can't comment on it's accuracy, but the pointer goes where I expect it to go and is immediately responsive to my input so that is all I can really expect out of a peripheral.

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.

I have a few versions of this same mouse, travel a lot for work. This is the perfect size to bring along when traveling.

UPDATE - Decided to try this mouse again in the event I got a dud, and glad I did. My first was so loud it must have been defective. This mouse has pretty quiet clicks! It is still not as quiet as M330 or M650. If quiet clicks is your number one priority, get one of those. This one is quiet enough and far more premium than those other options, so I'm going to stick with it.Original review:This mouse is high quality and comfortable, and I have no doubt it would do the job with finesse. However, I am not sure why Logitech markets this mouse as including their quiet clicks capability. It is not quiet, not even close to my old M330 or M650. So unfortunately it's going back, and I'll have to downgrade to a less premium model to get my quiet clicks back!

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

I have purchased this mouse as a gift to my brother. He loves it. It is one of the best mouse around. The design and functionality are great

Excellent mouse,I love the silent buttons, works flawless with my Mac and feels nice in hand.Only negative thing i can say is the software, i will never install it because it take over 900mb and uses 20% cpu...Connectivity, latency, range very good.

Excellent mouse my favorite