Customer Ratings & Reviews

Good product, very easy to use and handy for travel

I've been looking to purchase a Bluetooth Logitech mouse for several months now, and was between the Anywhere 3, the MX Master 3, and the Triathalon. I decided to pick this one up - and after using it for around an hour, I am glad to have saved the box as I don't believe this is going to be my daily driver. On the good side, this mouse is the perfect size for small hands like mine, the grip is comfortable and it tracks perfectly on any surface. It paired with my Macbook instantaneously. My favorite aspect is definitely the new scroll wheel, which is nearly completely silent, one of the main reasons I chose this mouse. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said for the left and right main buttons. Their clicks are so loud that I'm honestly a little shocked they made it through device testing. This issue sort of negates the quietness of the new & improved scroll wheel altogether. This is especially puzzling if you look at the target audience here - someone on the go, who needs to have a mouse to whip out and use on airport trays and coffee shop bars. The clicks are enough to annoy even the most tolerant person sitting anywhere near. If you need something to have on the go, you don't mind loud clicks and $80 is easy change, then this is a great option! For me, I'll be choosing another device in the Logitech lineup.

I wanted to like this mouse, but I will be returning it. Pros: - Great battery life - Lightweight - Very customizable - Works on nearly any surface I tired Cons: - Feels cheap for the price - The cost - Scrolling wheel studders - I tried on various machines and played around with settings to dial it in but still not a smooth experience - Too small of a footprint (This is a personal preference. I have tried other mice, but this one doesn't work with my slightly larger hands.) OVERALL: I would recommend this for somebody who has average or even small hands. The option to customize what every button does is a great option. I would recommend going to the store to see if they have it out on display so you can get an idea if you will like it or not. I may be picky, but the scrolling experience is subpar regardless. Every time I scroll, there is a slight delay. What also is a bummer is every time I scroll down, it will go up a line and back down, creating a jittering effect. I thought I might have just gotten a lemon, but I have seen other users have this same experience. I might try the Master instead of the Anywhere but not been impressed with Logitech lately.

Small but good mouse. It's meant to be small and portable but feels a bit too small if you have large hands. The software it comes with is the weakest point. If you are just interested in the mouse it is a good purchase. I wanted it for the software that was supposed to allow you to swap from PC to PC. It does not work and fails miserably in this area.

I don't know how much i was expecting the mouse to last but I was hoping it'd be more than in did; just a bit over 1 year. That's the primary reason for the 3-stars.

This really doesn't feel any better quality that the M650, but it is a lot more expensive. If you need the absolute fastest & easiest way to connect to multiple devices regularly, I guess this is the mouse for you, but I will stick with the cheaper M650.

Two reasons for the review. 1) Smaller mouse and makes my hand hurt using it. I’ve had carpal tunnel surgery and this mouse seems to cause pain at my incision site. I thought the small design would be great, but after a short while it hurts. And 2) the buttons to toggle between two different devices is located under the mouse making it inconvenient to switch between multiple devices.

I think it will be sent to see the Elvis movie loved it

Works smoothly. Tracks well. Plug and play but it’s way too pricey for the mouse

I replaced a MX Anywhere 2 with the MX anywhere 3S and liked the older 2 better. The 3S has a rechargeable battery that lightens the overall weight but I miss the the more sturdy feel of the AA battery 2 version. I decided to go for the upgraded model but should have saved the $20.00 and gone with the 2S.

Coming from the original Anywhere MX, I thought it was pretty nice that the new ones have a LiPo battery and charge by USB-C. Sadly, that comes with a weight reduction... I much prefer the heavier weight of a couple alkaline batteries. Seriously, I do. This feels really lightweight. AND SLICK! Make sure you clean it off with some screen cleaning wipes really well so that the rubber grips on the sides actually GRIP. The plastic surfaces are also slick and will probably never get any better. The original MX Anywhere had wider top lines on either side, making it easier to grip with very light pressure. Those top lines where the side buttons reside are much narrower now, which requires more grip. Finally, I bought this because the MX Master 3 simply was too bulky for my tastes. The scroll wheel was okay on that. This unit seems to have a lot more bearing friction in the scroll wheel. It doesn't spin nearly as long, which for my purposes is actually important because I scroll through MIL-SPECs and PDFs and datasheets all day long. Seriously, both my Triathlon 720 and original MX Anywhere would free-spin MUCH longer. Doesn't matter if I've completely turned off the magnetic detent, it drags down faster than a KST Reaction Wheel after getting bombarded with a CME in LEO.

It works well as a Bluetooth mouse. However, my hand is not comfortable after a long day of clicking. Other than that I would highly recommend it. It is pretty and works well with my IPad which is why I purchased it.

I have a relatively small palm, but this mouse is still small for me. Also, it is just heavy than expected.

Very good mouse using bluetooth. It's feels less than $70, but if you have a laptop with limited usb, it's a good buy.

Is nice I just don’t like it that is so small but again that’s just my opinion

I think it would be better if they made it a little larger.

It’s a good mouse but the MX anywhere 2 is better. Only reason why is that the sides on the MX 3 are really slick and kinda pull your hand up the mouse body. If you have small hands like I do, it really strains your hand muscles over long sessions of use. The overall functionality is about as good as the MX 2 though

The mouse was built nice, functioned well but when trying to use it on Mac it was not great. The programmable buttons were having lots of issues. Decided to return because my main use was for Mac.

The mouse works well with the laptop but l would advice any one with an iPad like me to buy the apple Magic Mouse instead. The scrolling experience is not good at all while using the iPad. However, the mouse is very Good while sing any-laptop be it a Mac or PC

This mouse in very comfortable, but I find that the cursor bounces around the screen or freezes sometimes. It makes photo editing a bit cumbersome.