I love this mouse, very easy to set up, precise. Very good to set with up to 3 different devices. Flow function is very good. highly recommend it.

This mouse is really great if you have multiple computers to connect via logitech flow, but sadly it doesn't work for linux computer. (The mouse works but there's no software implementation for it for linux computers)After 6 months of use (I brought this mouse in May) the material is coming off as seen from the picture of the mouse itself, after long duration usage of the side buttons. : (The mouse is very durable nevertheless, I dropped it once and had the scroll wheel coming off the inner housing, lucky there is a quick guide within the box on how to open the mouse and I just had to nudge is back into place and it works as normal.Still sad that the material is coming off already so soon. I probably gonna either cut it out or glue it back in.

I used to have the MX (1st gen), and now using the T400.
The MX 2S is a lot lighter than those 2 models, since it is a built-in battery.

The touch & feel is a good as those 2 models, but the detail of the product is better.
The click sound is loud. it should be better to be a bit more silent

I used to have the MX (1st gen), and now using the T400.The MX 2S is a lot lighter than those 2 models, since it is a built-in battery.The touch & feel is a good as those 2 models, but the detail of the product is better.The click sound is loud. it should be better to be a bit more silent

Easy to setup is not very silent, which would be awesome

This particular mouse is a bit longer slimmer than what I'm used to. I have small chubby hands with short fingers so it's taking a bit of getting used to, this is not a fault of the maker, I think that for the average person the shape would be ideal. However the buttons are easy to depress so even tho my short little fingers don't reach to the end of the buttons, I don't have a problem with operation.

Easy to setup is not very silent, which would be awesome

This particular mouse is a bit longer slimmer than what I'm used to. I have small chubby hands with short fingers so it's taking a bit of getting used to, this is not a fault of the maker, I think that for the average person the shape would be ideal. However the buttons are easy to depress so even tho my short little fingers don't reach to the end of the buttons, I don't have a problem with operation.

I already owned 2 of the black version of this mouse, and therefore knew that they are pretty much perfect. The size is comfortable in the hand. The action of the buttons is satisfying and responsive. I cannot fault the layout of the buttons either. The only issue I have ever had with these Anywhere mice, which is not specific to this single product, is the middle button click toggles between two scroll modes. That's fine, however the tactile feedback also changes, which is a bummer for me. I prefer the individual bumps feedback as I scroll. I have no idea why anyone would want to disable that. This makes the mouse not so much fun to use with AutoCAD as the middle button is used by default to enable dragging. Yes, you can still get by and there are other methods for performing that function in AutoCAD but I just thought I'd mention that. Anyway, the color on this particular variant is quite pleasing and a nice match for my Surface Book 2, which is specifically the machine I bought this mouse for.

I edit on my Macbook Pro outside of the office quite often and I was using the Microsoft Arc Touch as my primary travel mouse. That was probably the most travel friendly mouse I've ever owned yet not necessarily the most effective mouse especially for the price it was sold at. So now that I switched over to the MX Anwhere 2S, I'm quite satisfied with the improved workflow. I use around 4-5 mice through out a day as a tech youtuber. At my work office I've been using an MX which is an ideal size for a workhorse. I have a prodigy on one of my Window's PC's and I love that mouse for casual web browsing and minor gaming and I honestly think it's the perfect size for my hand. I have average sized hands for a 5 ft 7 male.This MX Anwhere is slightly smaller than the Prodigy in size but it is actually pretty hefty and solidly built. The precision and connectivity is top notch for a travel mouse. It's been basically a portable somewhat slightly more cramped experience of my MX on my office editing table.The ability to switch over between separate Bluetooth devices is also quite convenient. I do wish there was a way to store the bluetooth receiver somewhere on the mouse either magnetically or inside the body. It helps prevent losing it during transportation. It is pricey, but if you are on the road often and need a reliable mouse for work purposes, this is worth the purchase.

I edit on my Macbook Pro outside of the office quite often and I was using the Microsoft Arc Touch as my primary travel mouse. That was probably the most travel friendly mouse I've ever owned yet not necessarily the most effective mouse especially for the price it was sold at. So now that I switched over to the MX Anwhere 2S, I'm quite satisfied with the improved workflow. I use around 4-5 mice through out a day as a tech youtuber. At my work office I've been using an MX which is an ideal size for a workhorse. I have a prodigy on one of my Window's PC's and I love that mouse for casual web browsing and minor gaming and I honestly think it's the perfect size for my hand. I have average sized hands for a 5 ft 7 male.

This MX Anwhere is slightly smaller than the Prodigy in size but it is actually pretty hefty and solidly built. The precision and connectivity is top notch for a travel mouse. It's been basically a portable somewhat slightly more cramped experience of my MX on my office editing table.

The ability to switch over between separate Bluetooth devices is also quite convenient. I do wish there was a way to store the bluetooth receiver somewhere on the mouse either magnetically or inside the body. It helps prevent losing it during transportation. It is pricey, but if you are on the road often and need a reliable mouse for work purposes, this is worth the purchase.

It is a portable and powerful mouse, replacing my Magic Mouse. I also have the Logi Craft keyboard and with the software you can customize almost anything and boost your productivity.You can pair up to 3 devices and the battery life is great, I use it for more than 3 hrs per day and last more than 2 months.

It is a portable and powerful mouse, replacing my Magic Mouse. I also have the Logi Craft keyboard and with the software you can customize almost anything and boost your productivity.

You can pair up to 3 devices and the battery life is great, I use it for more than 3 hrs per day and last more than 2 months.

First time getting a different mouse beside  stock mouse and oh boy how this mouse open my eyes on computer mice. Yes the Magic Mouse got some very impressive tech behind it, but when it comes to comfort this mouse beats it by a long shot. The size it’s perfect for my small hands, very responsive, the amount of button gestures it’s amazing. I have nothing wrong to say about this mouse. I recommend it for people with small hands and travel a lot.

First time getting a different mouse beside  stock mouse and oh boy how this mouse open my eyes on computer mice. Yes the Magic Mouse got some very impressive tech behind it, but when it comes to comfort this mouse beats it by a long shot. The size it’s perfect for my small hands, very responsive, the amount of button gestures it’s amazing. I have nothing wrong to say about this mouse. I recommend it for people with small hands and travel a lot.

I come from a long history of only gaming mice. Unfortunately gaming mice aren't the most portable thing in the world and I needed something small that I could take with me wherever I needed it. I trust Logitech the most since I used to purchase their gaming mice in the past. This mouse is very comfortable for my medium sized hands and isn't too heavy. Immediately after I unboxed it and turned it on, I noticed the infinite scroll wheel. It is very cool but it can take some getting used to. Sometimes when I scroll through pages and move my index finger to the left click, I accidentally bump the scroll wheel and it scrolls up. It is VERY sensitive. Other than that I really like this mouse. Again, Logitech doesn't disappoint.

I come from a long history of only gaming mice. Unfortunately gaming mice aren't the most portable thing in the world and I needed something small that I could take with me wherever I needed it. I trust Logitech the most since I used to purchase their gaming mice in the past. This mouse is very comfortable for my medium sized hands and isn't too heavy. Immediately after I unboxed it and turned it on, I noticed the infinite scroll wheel. It is very cool but it can take some getting used to. Sometimes when I scroll through pages and move my index finger to the left click, I accidentally bump the scroll wheel and it scrolls up. It is VERY sensitive. Other than that I really like this mouse. Again, Logitech doesn't disappoint.

This has been a great replacement to my very old but reliable MX Anywhere mouse. I still have the old MX Anywhere as a backup and it works great, but I wanted the new one for the rechargeable feature which is outstanding.My new MX Anywhere 2S mouse lasts at least two months on a single charge and I no longer have to buy batteries in bulk. YEAH! The build quality and design of the mouse is really nice and the new Logi software has lots of customization options, but I just wish it had a battery level indicator. Hopefully that will be available in a later software update.Overall, I really love my new mouse but I had to ding it one star for the loudness when clicking. It's about twice as loud as the original MX Anywhere mouse and very annoying at first, but it only took me a couple of weeks to get used to.

I ordered this with an MX Master 2S (for a good friend). They arrived in three days in the same box. The MX Anywhere was easy to set up with both my 2015 and 2017 MacBook Pros. It’s much more form fitting and easy on my wrist than Apple’s Magic Mouse 2. The MX Anywhere is great because it does everything the Magic Mouse 2 can do with its middle button and a few motion gestures. All YouTube reviews I’ve watched before this purchase said the same thing about the functionality being superb to other mice, and the single thing that sets it apart is the ability to switch between multiple devices. The software needed to use this function is called Logitech Options. I wish they had put a scannable barcode on the package so you could easily navigate straight to the download page. But it’s still easy to find and at only 16 MBs, you won’t be dealing with bloat ware. The Bluetooth connection is quick and simple, the responsiveness is very satisfactory, and switch from computer to computer is seamless. I recommend this to anyone using multiple computers at a time for professional or recreational work.

Smooth to use and good quality.