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I loved the original MX Anywhere too, but I found that iFixit offers a replacement Lipo for the MX Anywhere 3 https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Logitech+MX+Anywhere

I loved the original MX Anywhere too, but I found that iFixit offers a replacement Lipo for the MX Anywhere 3 https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Logitech+MX+Anywhere+3+Battery+Replacement/145719 https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Logitech+MX+Anywhere+3+Battery+... It looks approximately as difficult as changing the battery on a smartphone. Knowing that the battery could be changed gave me the piece of mind to switch. The battery management on the MXA 3 is really good - lasts a very long time and is quick to charge on USB-C. The Logi Bolt has been trouble-free. Changing to other devices via bluetooth is handy if you have multiple computers. The magnetic hyperscroll takes a little getting used to but uses a lot less force to switch modes.

bityard 4y ago
I'll consider it, but I _really_ don't want to plug in a mouse to charge it, especially when I have to also use it. Wired mice drive me crazy (and did even before wireless was a thing). So I'd have to buy 2. And $80 a pop is hard to swallow, I bought all of mine for under $35 each. And there's _still_ no USB-C unify receiver? Ugh. There needs to be a DIY mouse-hacking community on par with the customized mechanical keyboard community.