Logitech MX Anywhere 3

Darkfield sensor with sensitivity from 200 to 4000 DPI

Computer peripherals usually don't need regular updates, but five years have passed since the release of the second Logitech MX Anywhere, so Logitech decided that the time had come. Like its predecessors, the third MX Anywhere is built around the idea of an all-terrain mouse that can be used on any surface (note: almost any), including glass. Thank you for this must be said to the sensitive Darkfield sensor, which can work in a range of values from 200 to 4000 DPI.

MagSpeed High Sensitivity Electromagnetic Wheel

In fact, the sensor is just the tip of the iceberg. The MX Anywhere series has always been respected for its close to perfect balance and ergonomics, and the troika is no exception - without any exaggeration, this is one of the most comfortable mice in our memory. I have no idea what kind of elven magic the company's engineers use, but they somehow manage to make ergonomically perfect mice that fit a wide variety of palms. The highly sensitive and silent MagSpeed electromagnetic wheel, which always works smoothly and clearly, without delays and micro-lags, also shows itself great. Perfect for 4K monitors, where all these little things are especially striking.

Air and cable connection

Otherwise, this is a classic symmetrical mouse with a couple of additional side keys. The built-in battery promises up to 70 days of daily operation from morning to evening. It is charged via the USB-C port and supports fast charging: a minute at the outlet is enough for 3 hours of work. Thanks to a feature called Flow MX Anywhere 3, you can simultaneously control three PCs by moving the cursor between monitors, and even work with Windows and macOS at the same time. You can connect to a computer or laptop both via cable and via Bluetooth. Against the backdrop of all this, the price tag of $100 seems somewhat exaggerated, but as experience with previous models shows, it's worth it.