Review on Logitech MX Anywhere 2S Wireless Laser Mouse in Black by Mateusz Weber ᠌

Some advantages include: a powerful battery; when I bought it, I didn't bother to charge it for over a month, yet this review was written with it just halfway depleted. Even if it has been a few months since the last complete charge, there is still no requirement to charge it again. - Small, has an ergonomic design and multiple buttons. Beautiful design. - Either using Bluetooth or a USB receiver, you can establish a connection to your computer directly. Recalls up to three distinct PCs and allows for easy switching between them via a button located on the rear panel. May result in simultaneous financial compensation and labor. - Performs admirably on both the Windows and Linux platforms. Negatives: The size is a little off for my hand, and it takes some getting accustomed to. - The functionality of the middle mouse button has been relocated from the scroll wheel to the button that is located directly above the wheel. To press on it would be an inconvenience because you would have to reach out explicitly. - You can customize the button that is located above the wheel so that it performs a variety of various activities. But if you get stuck on "pressing the middle mouse button," eventually it will stop working properly. This is because when you press it, it functions like a double click, and in some programs, this renders the "middle button" useless. When the error disappears after restarting the computer, we can deduce that the source of the problem lies in the drivers.