The software is very flexible, so you can make the scroll wheel pushes (or any of the buttons) perform specific functions like pulling up the calculator, raising the volume, or even executing a macro like Control-V to paste. All of this makes another of the software's features, Flow, even more useful. Flow allows you to move your mouse cursor between computers, so long as they're on the same Wi-Fi network. This works just like when you have multiple displays, which is pretty novel technology, and genuinely handy if you hop locations around the office, switch between a laptop and desktop to do your work, or need multiple devices to work out of a hotel room. You have both the option of connecting to your laptop or computer with Bluetooth, or you can use the provided dongle if you prefer. Having the option is great, but 99% of us are keen to use Bluetooth nowadays. The mouse itself is pretty good. It has multiple computer connection capabilities, and of course, it’s a strong and reliable wireless mouse with a 10m maximum distance for it to work well.

The Anywhere 2 can only be adjusted to 1600 DPI maximum, whereas the 2s can go up to 4000 DPI. Plus, the 2S has an estimated 70 days of battery life, whereas the 2 can only managed 60 days, so it’s around 15% better in this regard. Logitech MX Anywhere 2S Wireless Mouse Use On Any Surface, Hyper-Fast Scrolling, Rechargeable, Control Up to 3 Apple Mac and Windows Computers and Laptops (Bluetooth or USB), Graphite Overall, if you can find both of these mice at the same price point (which they are at the time of writing), then I’d advise that you opt for the 2s. It’s the newer model with more battery life and you can make it far more sensitive than the MX Anywhere 2 (even if you don’t use this, it’s nice to have the option!). The 2S did away with a "connect" button on the underside. The MX 2 has that button. I like that button since it makes setting up pairing easy and means there isn't an annoying button combo one has to remember when pairing since the power is tied to a toggle switch. Normally with like Bluetooth speakers and headphones, the power is a button and depending how long you press it it determines if it enters pairing mode. This being a switch removes that dual feature of the power button. When you’re looking for a portable mouse that you can take with you wherever you go, then you’ll need to find something durable and long-lasting. The Logitech MX Anywhere range has been filling that gap quite comfortably for a while now, with the MX Anywhere 2 being a pretty popular choice.The ergonomic is not very good. Having a small mouse is not a huge problem, the main issue is that the mouse concave inwards, making the mouse actually more narrow to hold onto when comparing to the small Logitech G305 where it concave outwards. It is very uncomfortable to use with both a palm grip. You either need to use a claw grip or finger grip when using the mouse. I find after long uses, my hand would often end up very sore, if not cramp. As it turns out, I prefer my 2S over the 3 but don't get me wrong, the newer model is still just as good...just not worth upgrading if you already have a 2S.

Claims: 70 days worth, but if you read the manual that's 70 days worth at 8hrs per day or 560hrs max total. However over the last year or so, Logitech have dropped the price to the same as the Anywhere 2, so they can usually be found within a similar price range to each other. The LED blinks slowly until fully charged, when it is lit steadily. (The LED shuts off when you remove the cable.) To connect your mouse to your computer press the Easy-Switch™ button for 3 seconds. When it blinks fast it means it's in discoverable mode. This mouse allows you to use it with up to three different computers. Just use the Easy-Switch™ button to change the channel. Select the channel you want and go to the next step.The 2s feels a little bit cheaper than the 2, although there’s very little difference between them in all honesty. They’re very similar for the most part. Conclusion Installation of Logitech Options transforms the middle button into a gesture button you can use to trigger gestures that simplify desktop and application management, media control, document viewing, and personalization of common tasks. It’s difficult to really compare the mice too much because they’re actually exactly the same weight and exactly the same dimensions too. The 2s is the newer of the two, and there are a few areas where it’s a noticeable improvement on the 2. The scroll wheel on the 2s isn’t as good as the MX Anywhere 3, which has a dual scroll (great for Excel and other editing work).