Logitech MX Anywhere 3S (for Business) Compact Wireless Mouse

Absolutely my favorite mouse ever. True story. Bluetooth, rechargeable, good looks.

Tamaño ideal para un mouse portable, materiales y funciones que permiten trabajar de forma comoda y precisa.

This replaced an older MX Anywhere 3 after the primary left button quit working reliably. This one is nice, pleasantly quiet, and works flawlessly with the included Bolt receiver. I have been happy with it for a few months now and I hope this one lasts a few million more clicks.Compatibility is inconvenient. I wish that this version was backward compatible with the Unifying receiver, or the new Bolt receiver was backward compatible with the older Unifying devices like my MX Keys keyboard. Now I need to have both receivers plugged in, which is inconvenient but not a show-stopper as long as you have an empty USB jack.

Can't fault it. Its perhaps a little smaller than I'd like, but it works fine on Windows, Android, Linux and Mac both on Bluetooth or the Bolt plug.It's very quiet, so ideal for office use.The three devices you can link is also really practical.

Absolutely the most inept product from Logitech I've ever purchased. First, one version of this does not come with the Bolt receiver, and this version which does come with the receiver is NOT backward compatible with any prior Logitech hardware. Dumbest most incompetent design decision ever from Logitech. So expect to throw away all your old hardware or take up two USB-A ports if you're using older "Unifying Receiver" hardware.

I am using it as a traveling mouse, and it is perfect. Small, light, easy clicks and works on any surface.

It has some weight to it and moves nicely.

Holding down the middle click (Scroll wheel) requires a little too much force. Also scrolling while held down is too sensitive, even with the sensitive of the Smart Shift at a low setting. I also find the side buttons slightly too far forward, meaning holding down the forward button requires my thumb to stretch too much forward and putting strain on the rest of the hand during this action. It also makes the mouse feel wider than it actually is during this time. Lastly, I think the Smart Shift sensitivity needs recalibration. I tried the non-business version and that one did not require a high sensitivity setting to activate the Smart Shift. I also found the Bolt Receiver to be unreliable for too long causing the mouse to act intermittently, but Bluetooth works much better and I've had no issues even with my gaming PC on the floor.