Logitech MX Anywhere 2 Wireless Mouse, Bluetooth or 2.4GHz Wireless Mouse with USB Unifying Receiver, 1000 DPI Any Surface Laser Tracking, PC / Mac / Laptop - Black

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All you have to do is press the ‘Connect’ button from the bottom of the mouse and pair it like any other Bluetooth device. I’ve used button mappers before and this is one of the best - you can even set different layouts in separate applications!

The Logitech MX Anywhere 2 is a rechargeable wireless mouse for Macs and Windows PCs that offers smooth, precise operation, lots of customization options and decent ergonomics for a mobile mouse, and works on almost any surface. Last but not least, since you don’t have to shove a pair of AAs inside the mouse, the new MX Anywhere 2 is much more lighter than the M905. It’s not something critical, since as I have mentioned before, a pair of AAs will last for 8 to 12 months.Since the MX Anywhere 2 drops the AA compatibility and sports a built-in battery, it has to have built-in battery charging. But as far as mobile mice go, it's a worthy successor to the original MX Anywhere, which was powered by two AA batteries and didn't look or feel quite as swanky as this mouse, but had similar features. The Anywhere 2S lives up to its name with a compact size and easy multi-device wireless paring, making it a top choice for travel-friendly mice. Tapping the profile switch button once, the mouse disengage on Y510p, and in a mere second available on the Note 8. This includes the Pico receiver and Bluetooth support, but the mouse also comes with a cable (that’s how you charge the battery).

Maybe I’m exaggerating it a bit, maybe the stone colour is more of a ‘warm grey with earthly tones’ – but I think a bit more clearly silver/grey one would have been a safer choice.theduckofdeath - Tuesday, December 22, 2015 - link It was a great mouse for its size, but far from perfect. Rather than using irregularities in the surface to track movements, Darkfield uses tiny details to create a "micro-road map" of the surface and detect position changes. I’m the ‘palm grip’ kind of a mouse user and even though the mouse runs a bit short from fitting ‘like a glove’, I can still grip it comfortably. The scroll wheel is at least as good as that on the original Anywhere MX, and in that regard, it’s very good. 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.