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Logitech MX ANYWHERE 2S
Otherwise, it's a great mouse. It really does work well on a number of surfaces, including glass, and switches between computers without any problem. That's a nice feature to have, especially the copy/paste feature. I often use a Surface for notetaking and writing - and although documents can be saved to OneDrive, sometimes it's easier to just copy/paste. It's also nice for image copy/paste.
Note: the longest it's lasted without charge with this reviewer's use has been 30 days, which isn't too shabby but isn't close to the 70 days mentioned in the specs.
The mouse tracks on all surfaces, wood, cloth, stone, formica, didn't try glass..
Pros -
Tracking - Haven't tried on glass, but on multiple surfaces (wood, plastic, etc.) tracking is smooth.
Size & weight - I know this is a matter of preference, but the size of the 2S is a good size for a laptop mouse, small but not painfully so, and a good weight in a small mouse.
Smooth/clicky scroll wheel - user selectable scroll wheel for different applications.
Multiple connection methods - haven't used Bluetooth yet, I use the mouse across multiple laptops and I'm not about to deal with pairing, but good to know I have the option.
Cons -
USB Receiver - Small enough that it's tough to pull out of some USB ports. Also the VX Nano had a slot to store the receiver on the mouse itself. The Anywhere 2S has no such slot.
Quality - While not exactly cheap, the 2S doesn't feel as top of the line as the VX Nano. Rubber pads on the sides seem to be a cheaper material, seam in the plastic on the back which isn't perfectly flush, etc.
No carrying case
Otherwise, I had use an MX master for years on a previous computer and liked it. More recently, I've used Logitech's G502 wired gaming mouse at home and work (all time favorite).
Reviews of this mouse compare this to the MX Master as if it's the cheaper/second-tier alternative to the MX Master. It's cheaper and has less buttons, and a less sculpted shape. To me, those factors make an obvious winner over the MX Master. I got a new MacBook pro recently, so I tried both side-by-side assuming that I'd lean toward the Anywhere because of it's portability, but would prefer the Master. Not the case at all. I strongly preferred the MX Anywhere, hands down. I use my mice with a maxed out tracking speed and use a claw /fingertip hold. I assume you would agree with me if you do the same.
I honestly can't see how one would prefer the Master unless you use a really flat-handed palm grip. Or maybe if you regularly use some kind of software that would benefit from it's specific programmable button layout [that isn't gaming]. Seems like a small target audience. Its just too big and clunky for me. You might love it, but I feel like it's wildly overhyped and that most reviewers are simply parroting everything everyone else says online and accepting it as a flagship because its marketed and priced as a flagship.
The shape, weight, build quality, scroll wheel... everything about the Everywhere is perfection. I'm upset that it doesn't work well with the bluetooth on my computer.
PS - If you're coming from a wired gaming mouse like the G502 to this, the cursor movement will feel... weird. I'm not sure how to describe it. It's just barely noticeable. The G502 feels crisp and super accurate. Going to the MX Anywhere feels just a little less crisp. That it probably to be expected since it's connected via bluetooth and has a fraction of the DPI.