Logitech Mx Anywhere 2 Bluetooth Laser Mouse Review

A considerable upgrade to my heavier Logitech MX Anywhere with 2xAA batteries! The pale gray is a little less white than the pictures here.

I've had an MX Anywhere 2 wireless mouse and it worked well on my Windows laptop and my Apple computers for many years until the scrolling functionality recently failed. I replaced it with the MX Anywhere 3 mouse. Set up was simple. It is comfortable to use and it is working flawlessly. It is an excellent product.

I have a Logitech MX Keys Mini, and when connected via Bluetooth to my MacBook Pro, I experienced many communication issues. With this accessory, it works perfectly!

I needed a Bluetooth keyboard for my home office. I'm a programmer and use the keyboard all day. I have ordered the Logitech MX Keys and immediately returned it because of issues with the back light. This keyboard is cheaper and of much higher quality. It's a great product on par with Apple's own much more expensive Bluetooth keyboard. I'm not one to write reviews, but felt this one was worth the time.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've been using the MX Anywhere 3S for Business and it has been fantastic. The weight is perfect, making it easy to handle. Highly recommend!"

I got this for my Logitech MX mini keyboard, does what it is made for.

If any of you spend 8 to 12 hours a day editing or using any of the Adobe Creative Cloud programs, you know how fatiguing a mouse in your hand all day can be. I was using the Logitech MX Master, which is a superb mouse. The only reason for the switch to this vertical mouse was because the area of my hand around the index and middle finger joints began to ache, constantly. As soon as I used the vertical mouse, the pain subsided. This mouse feels natural in the hand and it took only a short time to get used to it. This mouse functions flawlessly. One minor complaint, the placement of the two thumb buttons is too far of a reach and awkward. In order to make those buttons quickly accessible, they should be moved down and back toward the operator. One minor annoyance, my thumb is constantly reaching for a left/right scroll wheel that is not there. The MX Master has that wheel and it is extremely useful. Maybe Logitech will add a left/right scroll wheel and adjust the button placements in a redesign, but when will an upgraded new version be released? Until then, if your mouse is pulling you down the path of pain and soreness, clicking and dragging, jump on board with the vertical design and give this little mouse wonder a try. You'll be glad you did.

I've had many other mouse brands before. The compact size, however, of the Logitech MX wireless mouse enables me to use it with comfort and ease.

This is a very nice mouse, better than the original Logitech MX Master that I use, in terms of button click noise and smoothness.

My previous mouse was also a logitech gaming mouse (MX 518) which I owned for about 10 years - finally it needed to be replaced because it kept disconnecting intermittently. It was my favorite mouse because it felt very “smooth” and easy to use. So I replaced it with this mouse because the online reviews kept saying this was pretty much the default choice for a great gaming mouse. No regrets - it feels very nice so far, and I expect I’ll get many years out of it based upon my previous experiences with Logitech gaming mice, and from what I’ve heard of other long-time owners of this mouse