Purchased this mouse because I needed a mouse to use for work (we have laptops as our work machines, but using the trackpad in an IDE can be a pain, especially in a dual-screen setup) and it does the job as well as I need it to.The mouse is missing many features some might take for granted such as additional Mouse buttons but retains a few still that I consider critical, such as the ability to lock and unlock my scrolling wheel as needed.Even with its's small size and my large hands, using the mouse is never a hassle (though I do miss having the more egonomic shape of my G502 that I use at home), and the battery life is incredible, having been used every single weekday since the day of delivery as well as being left on all week and weekend in a few instances already. The battery still shows no signs of giving up (though I am charging it during lunch breaks and turning it off at the end of the day now, just to make sure it lasts).I would recommend this to anyone who needs a portable work mouse to get the job done.

I'm very happy with this mouse...I replaced a M705 with this one, and thought it might be too small to use for extended periods of time. After using it for a few days, I have to say that it has a great feel - good weight and shape, and it doesn't skip at all. Love this, and now thinking I should get it's companion keyboard!

Overall this is a great mouse. I just wish they would bring back the on/off switch of the first generation Anywhere. If it had the old on/off switch, it would get 5 stars. Yes, the old switch was worth a full star all by itself.I have smaller hands and it is comfortable to use. The low profile contours are nice. I tried the Marathon Mouse. It too tall use comfortably. This mouse has a profile more like the first Anywhere Mouse.The new on/off switch is tiny and stiff. You sometime have to use your thumbnail to slide it. The switch on the first Anywhere was a spring loaded slider about 1/3 of the width of the mouse, making it easy to find without flipping the mouse on its back. And easy to operate with a push of your thumb.This mouse is rechargeable. So you periodically have to plug it in with a usb cord. You can use the mouse while it is charging. Which amuses me to no end to have a corded cordless mouse.As a side effect of not having batteries, it is lighter than the old Anywhere. This may be a plus for some people, but one of the things I liked about the first Anywhere was its heft. Despite not being as heavy as the old Anywhere it is heavier than the Marathon. It is heavy enough to not feel like cheap construction. No creaking flimsy plastic.The button behind the scroll wheel can be programmed to work as a true middle mouse button. A plus for those that work on Linux. Although it would be nice it it were in front of the scroll wheel. But it's better than mice that require you to click the scroll wheel for the middle mouse button, which is awkward.The flow software is nice. Since the mouse supports up to 3 computers, if you have flow on the other computer, you can use one mouse for both 3 systems. The mouse detects when you reach the edge of the screen and switches to the computer that you configure for that side of the screen. It's like an M in a super-KVM. Kudos to Logitech for Flow.Other features- Standard forward and back thumb buttons- Hyper scroll wheel (clicking it toggles hyperscroll)- Scroll wheel tilts left and right- 3rd button behind scroll wheel- All buttons are programmable. They can even be programmed on a per application basis.

If not for two things, this could have been a great little mouse.PROs:ergonomiccomfortablesmooth gliderresponsiveaccurategreat for travel or home useCONs:You'll find some other reviewers who've experienced the same issues:1) After only a few months of home use, the rubber area wrapped around the sides of the mouse came unglued. I fixed the issue with some super glue and patience, but after paying this much for a mouse, should I really have to fix something on it?2) The center scroll wheel has a mind of its own - it decides when it will be a click wheel or a free-spin wheel (Apparently this is a hardware issue. Like other reviewers, I found that turning over the mouse and giving it a GENTLE but firm whack or two on it's backside corrects the issue. This is a highly technical fix that should only be attempted by the most knowledgeable and confident tech gurus... not)So for the above reasons I rate this both Nice and Meh at the same time.

Great responsiveness. Very light; wish it were a bit heavier.

Like everything about this mouse. Would buy again. I had my eye on this for a year after going to Micro Center and checking out all the mice they had. When it went on sale on Amazon, I jumped at the opportunity. Biggest disappointment was that I was unable to get the side buttons to work as back and forward buttons with Firefox on Catalina. Be aware this is a smaller mouse.

I have several MX mouse which have basically the same commands and functions. The only thing I don't like about this mouse is that the right button is so soft, it's very easy to pick it unintentionally.

I don't care about any of the features this review page asked me about: Ergonomic, For Gaming, Battery Life. A mouse is a mouse when it comes to Ergonomic and Battery Life . I don't even know what For Gaming means when it comes to a mouse. There is one reason I purchased this mouse: the Flow feature. I have multiple laptops and xferring files between them is a huge pain -- copy to external drive, then copy from drive to other laptop. Using a different mouse for each of them is also irritating. With the Flow feature you can have up to 3 computers using this ONE mouse. And you can copy files from one computer to another using copy & paste! So cool!Oh -- there is one thing I find extremely annoying about this mouse...but this isn't the first mouse to have this annoying problem. I would like it MUCH MORE if it didn't have this issue: the whole sleep mode thing that I guess is an attempt @ reducing battery usage. When I move a mouse, I want and EXPECT it to MOVE! IMMEDIATELY!!! I don't want it to spend time thinking about whether or not it wants to move just because maybe I haven't moved it in a few minutes. Having to constantly wake it up in order to get it to respond is something I really really REALLY hate. As a matter of fact, the first time I came across this issue with a mouse was with a Mpow brand mouse and I curse it almost every time I'm forced to use it. I would much rather have to replace or recharge a battery more often than have to constantly deal with an unresponsive mouse because it decided to sleep in order to preserve the battery life.

I like the look and feel of it. Not too big and not too small, even for a big hand, it's ergonomic. I also like the feature to control 3 devices with 1 mouse, because I have a work laptop and a personal.

very good mouse, easy and accurate

I'm using this mouse for about 3 months and didn't have any issues with it. The first impression was that the mouse is uncomfortable but after 2 days that feeling pass. The battery is awesome. It came half charged and that charge kept about 2 months maybe even more so after charge I think it will work a very long time.And yes Logitech app will give you customization options for speed and scrolling. Didn't use Flow technology so can't tell anything about it.

Long lasting, sensitive, multi-deviceNot used for gaming.

Like the title said. This Mouse is Great and Easy to Use. 5-Star no-brainer. Good battery life too. Switch between consoles/laptops in a tap. No sensor tracking trouble. Comfortable in the hand. Small enough to use anywhere. Big enough to handle. Just the right amount of buttons. No excess. Feels comfy. Good grip. A+ for me.

Very versatile. I use it with 3 different computers. Flawless transition to each one. No complaints. Would definitely but again.

Great wireless mouse

I have the desktop version as well, this goes with my laptop everywhere. Love it, especially the unlocked scroll wheel.

Mouse is amazing. Compact, durable, holds a charge for a long time, and can be used anywhere. Well worth the money!

This is a very good, high performance mouse. Comfortable to use and multiple modes for the wheel.

I enjoy using the mouse for daily work, web browsing, and occasional gaming. It provides the ability to switch between connecting to 3 devices which is useful when you are using multiple devices. It also can be connected with Logitech unifying receiver and also via Bluetooth - great connectivity options. However, some minor things to be aware of are that the charging input uses micro USB for this model while a newer model, MX Anywhere 3, uses USB-C. The battery lasts about two weeks per charge for me, which is okay, but I would have to plug it in somewhat frequently. For the price, I'd go for the newer model, since the 2s isn't that much cheaper and it will reduce your cables since most devices use USB-C nowadays.

I've had this mouse for over a year now and can say it is a great mobile mouse. It works on my main work station as well as on devices like my IPad Pro. It is small and compact and has great battery life. Battery life lasts months with normal use and charges fairly quickly, couple of hours. It has traditional USB dongle, but also allows bluetooth connectivity which works great. It saves 3 profiles and you can cycle between them. I would not recommend it for gaming as the ergonomics of the mouse are not the most comfortable for long periods. The mouse is small and with very average to small hands, even I find the mouse too small. It causes fatigue after long periods. In addition, I had a similar mouse years ago and durability is not great under gaming-level clicking. It will wear out and eventually cause mis-clicks. I'd stick to this for productivity where it's awesome. In addition it is NOT a quiet mouse. It is not advertised as such. But it is sleek, compact, portable, and works as intended for productivity. Also love the smooth scroll wheel which IS quiet. Would Recommend.