The bluetooth connection is dreadful, both on my PC but especially on my macbook. I've owned Logitech Anywhere mice for a number of years now and have never had a problem. On purchasing a HP x360 spectre from PBtech (awesome laptop by the way) it has no full size usb so had to get one of these...

Got this refurbished for a good price. On-board battery life is excellent, mouse is accurate and responsive. I was getting fed up with my old mouse not working on certain surfaces - now that's a thing of the past. Haven't found a surface this can't work on, which is pretty amazing.

I have had VX Nano, Anywhere Gen 1. Another great iteration in Logitech's compact travel mice. It is nice to see that they have a built in rechargeable battery, would have liked to see a few more additional buttons, not a huge fan of logitech's new peripheral software and since they ditched the AA...

The graphite colour is pictured but what arrives is the light grey (near white) mouse.

In both form and function, the Logitech MX Anywhere 2S succeeds as one of the best travel companion mice out there. It's a bit pricey, so certainly not for everyone, as plenty can make do with a simple $20 to $30 alternative like the Logitech Wireless Mouse M320 , but the cost comes with perks.

Super-portable design; Tracks on virtually any surface, including glass; Robust customization software with useful Flow continuity feature; Long battery life; Works with Windows or Mac

Might be too small for some users; Somewhat pricey

This update to the MX Anywhere 2 adds both longer charge life and copy-and-paste across paired or Unified devices. As before, it's a solid choice for an ambidextrous productivity mouse.

Charge lasts up to roughly two months; Sensor reads on transparent surfaces; Pairs with up to three Bluetooth devices; Supports copy-and-paste between devices; Nine buttons using gestures

Pricey; No lefty version; Button to switch among Bluetooth devices hidden under mouse; Replacing battery is tricky

Logitech's next-generation flagship mice are designed for those who need advanced multi-device connectivity and precise sensor accuracy in a stunning design. Both mice are compatible with Logitech Flow, a ground breaking new software that allows one to seamlessly control up to three computers with...

I wanted a wireless mouse to pair with a new Dell XPS 13, and selected the Logitech MX Anywhere 2S after reading and watching multiple reviews. A key consideration was that this XPS has no USB-A ports so a common USB wireless mouse would require me to connect via a dongle; plus Bluetooth is just...

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The Logitech MX Anywhere 2S ($79.99) is an uber-portable mouse in terms of both design and feature set, sharing much in common with the original Logitech MX Master and the new model, the Logitech MX Master 2S ($71.49 at Amazon) . Though a bit pricey, it's well-made, comfortable, and uses Logitech's Darkfield laser technology to track accurately on pretty much any surface, even glass. The Anywhere 2S lives up to its name with a compact size and easy multi-device wireless paring, making it a top choice for travel-friendly mice. One for the Road The Anywhere 2S is designed to be a compact travel companion first and foremost—the entire mouse fits in the palm of my hand. More precisely, it measures 1.4 by 2.4 by 3.9 inches (HWD) and weighs 0.06 ounces, good for slipping into your jacket or even pants pocket. The materials don't feel cheap, and it has a nice heft for something so small, even though it's not at all heavy. Even smaller gaming mice like the Corsair Sabre RGB Gaming Mouse ...

The Logitech MX Anywhere 2 is a well-built, versatile mouse that lives up to its name with a travel-friendly design and a sensor that works on nearly every surface.

Super-portable design; Tracks on virtually any surface, including glass; Robust customization software with useful Flow continuity feature; Long battery life; Works with Windows or Mac

Might be too small for some users; Somewhat pricey