Logitech MX Anywhere 3

So I'll set it up that way. So this mouse is definitely going to replace the previous version inside of my everyday carry bag and I'm very happy with ...

Closing off the topic of connections, the Amix Anywhere 3 will also support Mac OS and iPad OS. Speaking of the bluetooth, same as with the Amix Anywh...

99 US dollars. The mouse is a bit pricey but it lives up to its name by providing portability and practicality with its compact design. It's a great o...

The MX Anywhere 3 really works anywhere. We tried it on every surface in our house, glass, granite, wood, laminate, really anything that we had around...

My experience is that my $80 MX Anywhere 3 is constantly lagging and causing me to make mistakes with my work. The Mission Control shortcut buttons on both my mouse and MX Keys pretty much work whenever they feel like it, and that’s it. It would be one thing if using Logitech products with Apple Silicon Macs was an undesignated use case that you do at your own risk, but it totally isn’t.

I bought this mouse with high hopes of decluttering my now dual screen desk. I also hoped that the ergonomics would suit me well. The mouse fits my hand well but unfortunately changing devices proved to be somewhat challenging compared to previous Logitech mice since the device toggle is on the bott...

The Logitech MX Anywhere 3 for Mac, has USB-C charging and doesn't require a dongle for use with the Macbook.

I have the MX Anywhere 2 and use it occasionally with my 2013 Macbook Air, and 2020 Macbook Air's. But it's micro-USB.

I bought this largely for Logitech Flow. Sadly, the program pales in comparison to Synergy for the purpose of creating one central multi-machine ecosystem. The wheel is really fun though. It fit OK in my hand but something felt mildly off about it. I did end up returning it.

Pricing appears competitive compared to MX Anywhere 3, which Logitech ruined by removing features. The only thing bothering me is the lack of a wired USB option, but if it doesn't need charging, then I guess that's not all that necessary.

Disclaimer: I'm a big fan of logitech mice. I own MX Anywhere Mouse, Anywhere 2 and Anywhere 2s. Unfortunately, with MX Anywhere 3, Logitech has changed the behavior of the middle mouse button. You have to click on the mouse wheel to activate the middle button. The dedicated middle mouse button now ...