Logitech MX Anywhere 2S (old version)

Can't think of anything bad to say about this mouse. Nor can I think of anything else I could want out of it for business productivity use.The weight is ideal, giving great control and accuracy for both fast and slow movement. The fast scroll wheel mode is essential for skimming through long documents - whether it's reams of text in Word, massive Excel files, or overgrown code files in an editor - it makes short work of the lot.I've been using it 8 hours a day for just over two years now. It looks and performs as new.Battery life remains excellent. It needs charging less than once a month, and then only for an hour before it's ready for another month of uninterrupted use. You can even use it wired while charging.I've never had to clear lint or dust out of the optics. It somehow keeps itself clean.It has the perfect amount of resistance on its bottom surface to glide smoothly across mousepad or bare desk. Yet stay put when you need it to.I'm left handed, and even though the back and forward function buttons on the side were probably designed for the thumbs of right-handed people, I've adapted quite easily to operating them with the pinky. In fact, I've become convinced it's the superior alternative - keeping your thumb in place gives more control than would be the case if you had to lift your thumb to press those buttons. My previous mouse was a left handed one with the buttons on the thumb side. I consider this an improvement.

Ordered an extra 2 by mistake and was going to send one back, but these are such great mice, especially for mobile events and travelling that we kept both and already have a few others.Logitech products are generally very good and work well. These are no exception. They are smallish and suit those of us with smaller hands and definitely suit ad hoc mobile environments where space might be a premium.Personally, my original MX ANYWHERE 2S is more than 4 years old. I have dropped it. Left it flight cases with lots of other junk and generally it has worked hard for me. It still looks great, works perfectly and holds it charge for months.(We do generally put them in carrying cases but sometimes at 4am when packing up things get pushed along!)100% recomended

My wife wanted a wireless mouse to use with her laptop and this one seemed to fit the bill. First impressions weren't great as the box it came in looked a bit scuffed, like it was old stock although not opened, and most of the writing was Chinese, so it felt a bit like a slightly iffy purchase, but once opened the mouse inside was new. It comes with a Logitech Unifying Receiver - a tiny USB dongle which you can plug into your computer and forget all about - which is slotted into a hole inside the packaging. The mouse itself is in a cardboard wrap, so full marks to Logitech for not using loads of plastic.The mouse works immediately. Plug the receiver into a spare USB port, flick the switch on the bottom of the mouse, and it pairs straight away. It prompts you to install the Logitech Options application but you don't need to, unless you plan to remap the buttons to suit your own needs. There's a USB cable you can use to recharge the mouse, and you can use it while charging.The mouse feels very small to me but my wife loves it. It's not a gaming mouse but is fine for business use. The scroll wheel is textured and grippy, and if you push down on it it switches into a free spinning mode, which is great for scrolling up and down long documents or websites. Annoyingly, the wheel doesn't work as a middle-click button, but there's a small button just below it which defaults to being for gestures, but Logitech Options allows you to switch it to become a middle click. The left side of the mouse has two buttons which default as back and forward, but again can be remapped via Logitech Options. There are no buttons on the right of the mouse. The scroll wheel can also be rocked left and right to horizontally scroll, which is a boon for wide spreadsheets.All in all it's a nice mouse, smaller than expected, and my wife loves it. If you've got big hands though, or you want to use it for gaming, or you're a big user of the middle mouse button, you may wish to look elsewhere.

My favourite mouse to use for work. It’s abit pricey but well worth the money in terms of ease of use, customised buttons and comfort. I use a mouse at least 8 hours a day and I would find it hard switching now!

This series of mice are excellent.They work on just about any surface and they are precise.The clicking is crisp and predictable.The extra button can be programmed as the user prefers. Mine is always set to pen links in a new web page.They might be a little small for those with big hands, but I use one all day without issues.I am left handed and I can still use it easily the side buttons are just right foe my fourth finger.The batteries last for weeks despite long daily use.Expensive - but I know of no other mouse out there which is as good in this niche.

Really good mouse and works on any surface which i wanted for my laptop. Also can use on 3 devices as has a button on the bottom for 1,2, or 3. Only annoyance is it is micro usb for charging, not modern usb-c. But the battery lasts a very long time anyway.

A good mouse and my first experiment in upgrading from the very basic Logitech travel model. It's more ergonomic than those and the thumb buttons are great for web navigation. The scroll wheel has two modes which isn't obvious - press it in to switch between free-spinning and notched scroll. Battery seems good, it arrived 50% charged and is still declaring that level two month later. On the Mac, the Logitech control software wouldn't install and has many bad reviews but am using "Mac Mouse Fix" which had a month free trial (it's solid) then $3, so very worthwhile. The mouse can switch between multiple computers which might be useful for a few people but I haven't tried it.