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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2018-04-15

F****S

The size and feel of the mouse is great, and it does a real good job tracking. I really like the fact that you can use up to 3 different computers for this one mouse. The only downside to this mouse is very poor documentations, you must research the web to find set-up information and download it to your computer.
2018-04-14

Ch****th

easy to use
2018-04-14

F****S

The size and feel of the mouse is great, and it does a real good job tracking. I really like the fact that you can use up to 3 different computers for this one mouse. The only downside to this mouse is very poor documentations, you must research the web to find set-up information and download it to your computer.
2018-04-14

C****s

Even better than the original. Excellent ergonomics and battery life. Glad I upgraded!
2018-04-14

a****x

Best mouse ever! Best part with wheel
2018-04-13

C****s

Even better than the original. Excellent ergonomics and battery life. Glad I upgraded!
2018-04-13

a****x

Best mouse ever! Best part with wheel
2018-04-13

k****s

Great mouse, but expensive. Works very well and was a great replacement for my original MX mouse that lasted about 4 years of heavy, daily usage.
2018-04-12

k****s

Great mouse, but expensive. Works very well and was a great replacement for my original MX mouse that lasted about 4 years of heavy, daily usage.
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.
2018-04-11

G****a

It fits my hand and it looks good so I like it but the biggest issue I have with it is the scroll wheel which feels kind of loose if that's the word, definitely not as solid and tight as the one on my g502, which is why I sometimes by accident manually scroll pages up a little bit when actually scrolling down, although I think it's more of a getting used to thing and hopefully I will quit doing that soon.Oh and, don't buy from the seller amazon.com because they use their own carrier now. (Google it and you will see). It took two orders and 5 days to get my mouse because the first was lost in transit .
2018-04-10

G****a

It fits my hand and it looks good so I like it but the biggest issue I have with it is the scroll wheel which feels kind of loose if that's the word, definitely not as solid and tight as the one on my g502, which is why I sometimes by accident manually scroll pages up a little bit when actually scrolling down, although I think it's more of a getting used to thing and hopefully I will quit doing that soon.

Oh and, don't buy from the seller amazon.com because they use their own carrier now. (Google it and you will see). It took two orders and 5 days to get my mouse because the first was lost in transit .
2018-04-10

Q****P

Excellent accuracy and battery life. Works on all the glass surfaces at work. Transceiver is smaller than older generation I see others using. I love the freewheel scroll whee.
2018-04-09

A****y

Great mouse response.
2018-04-09

b****j

This is my 2nd one.
2018-04-09

Fr****nd

Great quality!
2018-04-08

Fr****nd

Great quality!
2018-04-08

F****n

Bought this mouse as my laptop doesn't have many USB port. After lot of research I came across this and I absolutely love it. Very easy to connect and if PC restarts it connects seamlessly. Very easy to use for different PCs and flow option is awesome. If you have a laptop with limited USB ports and looking for mouse to use on more than one PC, this is for you. If in case you don't want to use bluetooth and miss donegal connectivity, guess what it comes with donegal as well.
2018-04-06

Al****er

I love this mouse. I had the last generation of this mouse, but it was dying too frequently, maybe lasted two weeks with moderate use. So I bought this one since it has double the battery size and supposedly a 70 day battery life. It came 50% charged so we'll see how well it does.Pros:-Connectivity options to spare. With laptops losing ports it's nice to have bluetooth as a fall back, and when Windows 10 decides to act up and not accept the bluetooth input then it's nice to have the unifying receiver to work with. One thing to note, I don't know if this says it anywhere, but this is a Bluetooth 4.0LE device I know Logitech likes hiding behind some weird name like Bluetooth Smart . I have BT 4.0 on my PC, and haven't tested to see if it works with older radios.-It plays well with Android. Ever since my NotePro got lollipop (5.0), it stopped accepting mice inputs. Called Samsung and they tried to sell me on their microscopic $50 mouse. At least with this $50 you know you're getting great quality.-Love that I can toggle between 3 devices.Cons:-Minor one is that the Middle Click is gone, that toggles the scroll wheel state from free to ratchet. As a result they added a button below the scroll wheel which by default is a gesture activation button, haven't tried it out. I just went into the software and changed it to middle click. The other annoying thing is that it's awkward to hit and not easily doable. I imagine if you have small hands, not an issue, but with my medium male hands, it's not great.-The 2S did away with a connect button on the underside. The MX 2 has that button. I like that button since it makes setting up pairing easy and means there isn't an annoying button combo one has to remember when pairing since the power is tied to a toggle switch. Normally with like Bluetooth speakers and headphones, the power is a button and depending how long you press it it determines if it enters pairing mode. This being a switch removes that dual feature of the power button.It feels the same and operates the same as the MX 2 before it. Haven't messed with the Flow feature, and will have to see if the battery can withstand my testing. I used to be a huge fan of M510 by them, but only having 3 mouse ports made it annoying having to sacrifice one for a mandatory unifying receiver. For me this mouse is the perfect size, for larger hands, can't say. The back of it juts so high that I think that's what helps make it fit better in multiple hand sizes. Good mouse, with all the buttons you could want for and okay enough software for extended customisation options. The only issue with Logitech Options is that it has a battery level indicator, but it's super vague and when you're charging the mouse it won't tell you how long until it's full. Won't even display charge level percentage. BT 3.0 was built with that option on offer to companies and it has been an option since 3.0, so 4.0 clearly has that feature and the mouse vaguely takes care of it by giving you vague responses and a near useless battery indicator. Percentage at least.Note: Any future updates, revelations and what not will be listed in the comments since Amazon gets rather fickle when it comes to people updating reviews. Sometimes they don't accept the changes.UPDATE: Battery Life TestClaims: 70 days worth, but if you read the manual that's 70 days worth at 8hrs per day or 560hrs max total.My Discover: Around 450hrsMy Setup and Use Case: - April 6th got it and used it since then - So about 30 days in, 20% battery life; -30 days at 12hrs average use per day = 360. - 20% = 1/5 left so 5-1= 4. - 360/4 = 90; 90+360= 450 max projected life span -I'm using a 3M mouse pad that is said to increase the battery life of optical mice by a max of 80% -Connected via BlueTooth, not bad. Lasted more than a month, but far from the 70days or 560hrs max total. Maybe you can squeeze more out of it if you use the Unifying receiver, I doubt it. Also this has the same battery size as the last generation mouse (500mA)

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