Logitech MX Anywhere 2 Wireless Mouse – Use On Any Surface, Hyper-Fast Scrolling, Rechargeable, for Apple Mac or Microsoft Windows Computers and laptops, Meteorite

Update as of June 1, 2024: It was a good run, but we've finally reached the point of the dreaded double-clicking. It's currently very intermittent and only a very mild inconvenience, but it seems that this is a problem that all mice will deal with at some point. Nevertheless, the battery still lasts just as long as it did when new and all other features still work seamlessly. I would still consider this a great purchase if you're looking for a budget-friendly rechargeable mouse.Second Edit as of July 8, 2021: I had a hard drive from an old laptop hooked up via an HDD dock, and while looking through the files, the mouse was having *serious* lag issues. I can confirm it's the mouse itself because the trackpad had absolutely no issues whatsoever. The issue also went away when I turned the HDD dock off and disconnected it from my laptop. Right now, it's working right as rain with no issues.Not a major issue, but incredibly annoying and time consuming, as I have to wait several seconds at a time for the cursor to reach the spot that I need.(Note: This could potentially be attributed to the hard drive in question being full and well over a decade old.)Edit as of June 22, 2021: The mouse is still working perfectly. No issues to speak of and I just got the "critical battery level" message today. I fully charged the battery when I first received it (April 24, 2021), so it has lasted an approximate total of 59 days. This is after having used it nearly every day for up to 10 hours a day. If you don't use your mouse nearly as much, I imagine you will be able to stretch the time between each charge.Definitely worth what I paid.Original Review: I previously used the AA-battery powered Logitech M325. Just a cheap little $20ish mouse that has lasted about 7 years (purchased it back in 2014 I believe), but just recently developed the dreaded double-clicking issue; it was beginning to drive me nuts. I had already been looking to upgrade to a rechargeable mouse in order to save myself the trouble of going through a multitude of external batteries - though the batteries always lasted several months at a time.Obviously a rechargeable version is going to be a little more spendy, but I wasn't exactly interested in spending $80 on the newest version of this mouse, especially if I ended up not liking it. I figured an older model that was $30 cheaper, and still has essentially the same functions/features, would be a better alternative.Just got it today (April 24, 2021) and first impressions so far are pretty great. No trouble plugging it in to charge, it feels great in your hand, and operation is very smooth. It feels nicely built, very solid - definitely not cheap at all. Feels exactly as I would expect a $50 mouse to feel.Logitech also has a program you can download to your computer to get more out of your new device. Very intuitive and user-friendly, and you can better monitor the battery life of the mouse.However, I do have one or two small gripes with this mouse.- My M325 had an internal storage slot for the USB connector so that I wouldn't have to leave it attached to my laptop, or have it loose in my travel bag. The MX has a *slightly* more low-profile USB connector, but no internal slot to store it. Not a huge issue, but just a little creature-comfort that I'm going to miss.- The only instructions that came with the mouse were in the form of a sticker on the bottom of the mouse. It took a few minutes of dinking around on Logitech's website to figure out how to actually connect the mouse to my laptop. Though once it did connect, I haven't had any issues whatsoever.(note: I am using the USB connector, NOT bluetooth)- Clicking the scroll wheel will switch between two different scrolling modes, and they will feel different. I prefer feeling the wheel "click" as I scroll, but the clicks on this mouse feel a bit clunky. It's not terrible, it definitely does not detract from the performance of the mouse, it's just a tactile thing that I'm not a big fan of.Overall though, it's a great little mouse so far and I am definitely very happy with it's performance out of the box. I'll be interested to see how it holds up once it's been in use for x amount of weeks/months/years.

The Logitech MX Anywhere 2 Wireless Mouse is a fantastic mouse that offers smooth and precise tracking on almost any surface. I have been using it for several months now and have been thoroughly impressed with its performance.One of the standout features of this mouse is its ability to connect to multiple devices seamlessly. With the included Unifying receiver or Bluetooth, I can easily switch between my laptop and desktop with just a click of a button. This has been incredibly convenient for me as someone who works on multiple devices throughout the day.The design of the MX Anywhere 2 is also top-notch. It fits comfortably in my hand and the buttons are perfectly placed for easy access. The scroll wheel is also incredibly smooth and precise, making it a pleasure to use for both work and gaming.In terms of battery life, I have found that the MX Anywhere 2 lasts for weeks on a single charge, which is impressive considering how much I use it on a daily basis.Overall, I highly recommend the Logitech MX Anywhere 2 Wireless Mouse to anyone in need of a reliable and versatile mouse. Its performance, design, and battery life make it a standout option in the crowded mouse market.

Pros:Size, weight andbattery lifetrackingoverall FeeMulti-device compatibilitySoftware / Functionalityscroll wheelCons:accidental clicksit's the right size and has a decent heft -- i thought losing the two AA batteries from the original version in favor of the rechargeable would be more noticeable. It's not.the battery life is also really good -- i've owned it for about 6 months, use it 45 hours a week and have never NEEDED to charge it. i've only plugged it in a handful of times.it slides across the desk -- pad or not, and tracks 'Anywhere' -- including on a padded wall or on my blue jeans (it happens during collaborative meetings). the sliders on the bottom of the mouse are large.I prefer the USB Dongle, but I leave that plugged into my monitor and have almost no issues with bluetooth when i take the laptop to a conference room or home for a day or two -- MacOS is great with the logitech options software. Windows10 had a bit of an issue with tracking / jumping / delay, but a recent update to the software seems to have fixed that. i have set very specific actions to the buttons and have the ability to change a button's behavior while using a specific application.the scroll wheel is incredible. two modes -- clicky scroll (a few lines at a time) or smooth rolling -- and it rolls for DAYS. sideways scrolling too.Cons:the primary left mouse button is very easy to press -- on days when i'm particularly drowsy (or experiencing a bit of food coma after lunch) i find the button presses just from the weight of my hand resting on it. same happens with the scroll wheel -- somehow i always find myself in smooth scrolling mode and prefer clicky scroll mode.buy it.