Name: Logitech MX Anywhere 2S Wireless Mouse – Use On Any Surface, Hyper-Fast Scrolling, Rechargeable, Control up to 3 Apple Mac and Windows Computers and laptops (Bluetooth or USB), Graphite
Brand: Logitech
SKU: Logitech MX ANYWHERE 2S
Price: 78.99 USD
Availability: SoldOut
Rating: 4.8 (1617 reviews)

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Logitech MX Anywhere 2S Wireless Mouse – Use On Any Surface, Hyper-Fast Scrolling, Rechargeable, Control up to 3 Apple Mac and Windows Computers and laptops (Bluetooth or USB), Graphite

Logitech MX ANYWHERE 2S

US$ 78.99

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2018-05-01

Mi****rt

The only gripe is that it should be able to store a logitech unifying receiver in it's body. A full size receiver.
2018-05-01

V****d

Good mouse in general, but in my opinion a step backward from MX Anywhere (which I love). This one has a bit cheaper feeling when you touch it and mine came with unbalanced scrolling wheel
2018-05-01

In****bi

Great Mouse.
2018-04-30

Mi****rt

The only gripe is that it should be able to store a logitech unifying receiver in it's body. A full size receiver.
2018-04-30

V****d

Good mouse in general, but in my opinion a step backward from MX Anywhere (which I love). This one has a bit cheaper feeling when you touch it and mine came with unbalanced scrolling wheel
2018-04-30

In****bi

Great Mouse.
2018-04-25

Am****er

Great connection with my laptop and long battery life. But the clicking noise is a bit loud to use in library environment.
2018-04-24

Am****er

Great connection with my laptop and long battery life. But the clicking noise is a bit loud to use in library environment.
2018-04-12

Fi****tt

The biggest quirk is the scrollwheel: You depress it to switch from free-spinning to racheting. THIS SOLD ME ON IT. It is effortless to swap back and forth; just a dream. The only downside is the middle mouse button (which is programmable) is that teeny square below the scrollwheel. It should be larger and ABOVE the wheel it so it's easy to just click. Where it is now, you have to bend your finger downwards. But the scrollwheel makes up for it. The scrollwheel is not terribly heavy feeling, which I would have preferred, but it is nonetheless a fantastically freewheeling little thing. It is smaller than on the Marathon Mouse models, yet it is heavier and spins better. When comparing: you're choosing between a more comfortable fit in the hand (Marathon Mouse), or a more dreamy, instantly-switchable scroll-wheel experience. I chose the latter. So far the position tracking has been superb, as advertised. It is very compact; I would prefer another half-inch of length to fit the hand better, but it's not uncomfortable, particularly with a small wrist pad.
2018-04-11

Fi****tt

The biggest quirk is the scrollwheel: You depress it to switch from free-spinning to racheting. THIS SOLD ME ON IT. It is effortless to swap back and forth; just a dream. The only downside is the middle mouse button (which is programmable) is that teeny square below the scrollwheel. It should be larger and ABOVE the wheel it so it's easy to just click. Where it is now, you have to bend your finger downwards. But the scrollwheel makes up for it. The scrollwheel is not terribly heavy feeling, which I would have preferred, but it is nonetheless a fantastically freewheeling little thing. It is smaller than on the Marathon Mouse models, yet it is heavier and spins better. When comparing: you're choosing between a more comfortable fit in the hand (Marathon Mouse), or a more dreamy, instantly-switchable scroll-wheel experience. I chose the latter. So far the position tracking has been superb, as advertised. It is very compact; I would prefer another half-inch of length to fit the hand better, but it's not uncomfortable, particularly with a small wrist pad.
2018-04-06

PE****ER

A little smaller than I thought, but still great.
2018-04-05

PE****ER

A little smaller than I thought, but still great.
2018-04-05

Le****ya

Only gave four stars because it doesn’t state on the box or website or quick start guide that it doesn’t work with older Bluetooth. What’s the point then? Sticking to my Razer.
2018-04-04

Le****ya

Only gave four stars because it doesn’t state on the box or website or quick start guide that it doesn’t work with older Bluetooth. What’s the point then? Sticking to my Razer.
2018-03-26

N****.

This is a nice mouse overall... I like the feel of it, the weight, sensitivity, etc. I also have not had problems using it on multiple surfaces, so the darkfield tracking is working well. My only disappointment is its Bluetooth connectivity. I'm not sure if it's due to Bluetooth specs, but in order to save battery life, it will fall asleep after only a couple of seconds of inactivity. For example, while browsing web pages, the mouse constantly falls asleep. The problem is, when it wakes it tries to jump to where I had tried mousing to. So it is a very jarring experience. I was almost ready to return the mouse, but decided to try the nano-receiver it comes with instead of Bluetooth. It's a much better experience. And it doesn't seem to drain the battery any faster.Also, as a side-note, the Logitech software feels pretty bloated. I avoided installing it on my new laptop, and haven't missed anything.
2018-03-25

N****.

This is a nice mouse overall... I like the feel of it, the weight, sensitivity, etc. I also have not had problems using it on multiple surfaces, so the darkfield tracking is working well. My only disappointment is its Bluetooth connectivity. I'm not sure if it's due to Bluetooth specs, but in order to save battery life, it will fall asleep after only a couple of seconds of inactivity. For example, while browsing web pages, the mouse constantly falls asleep. The problem is, when it wakes it tries to jump to where I had tried mousing to. So it is a very jarring experience. I was almost ready to return the mouse, but decided to try the nano-receiver it comes with instead of Bluetooth. It's a much better experience. And it doesn't seem to drain the battery any faster.

Also, as a side-note, the Logitech software feels pretty bloated. I avoided installing it on my new laptop, and haven't missed anything.
2018-03-20

Ni****er

I’ve been using this mouse for a little while now and I really like it. Very solid feeling. Great customization software available for free. Only gripe is that it is a little small in the hand (and I have average sized hands). Still, it is a very portable mouse and part of why I bought it, so that’s understandable.
2018-03-19

Ni****er

I’ve been using this mouse for a little while now and I really like it. Very solid feeling. Great customization software available for free. Only gripe is that it is a little small in the hand (and I have average sized hands). Still, it is a very portable mouse and part of why I bought it, so that’s understandable.
2018-03-17

Cu****ki

Great features, but a very clicky mouse. I love being able to float between computers with this mouse. The multiple device pairing is a function missing from previous Unified devices, but is executed very well in this model. With modern laptops it will pair without an adapter due to its Bluetooth capability, so no lost ports or additional devices to keep up with. The feel of the device is very pleasing in the hand. It fits well in my hand, but men with larger hands may find it more difficult to hold. Tracking is accurate on almost all surfaces, including glass. The only problem I have is with the very noticeable click sound when using the mouse buttons. I use touchpads mostly (including the T650 on desktops), except when doing graphic-design work, so I am accustomed to silent operation of a pointing device. If you don't mind the noise (and aren't using the mouse in a library), it is a great device.
2018-03-16

Cu****ki

Great features, but a very clicky mouse. I love being able to float between computers with this mouse. The multiple device pairing is a function missing from previous Unified devices, but is executed very well in this model. With modern laptops it will pair without an adapter due to its Bluetooth capability, so no lost ports or additional devices to keep up with. The feel of the device is very pleasing in the hand. It fits well in my hand, but men with larger hands may find it more difficult to hold. Tracking is accurate on almost all surfaces, including glass. The only problem I have is with the very noticeable click sound when using the mouse buttons. I use touchpads mostly (including the T650 on desktops), except when doing graphic-design work, so I am accustomed to silent operation of a pointing device. If you don't mind the noise (and aren't using the mouse in a library), it is a great device.

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