The Best Bluetooth Wireless Mice

Its MagSpeed wheel scrolls quickly through long pages. It tracks on glass with an 8,000 DPI sensor and has quieter clicks than the MX Anywhere 3. It ships without a USB receiver, so it relies on Bluetooth.

It pairs with up to three devices across Windows, macOS, ChromeOS and Linux, and the MagSpeed wheel scrolls up to 1,000 lines per second. It is certified for Intel Evo laptops, which verifies its Bluetooth performance, and its plastics include up to 78% recycled material. It is the only pick here with a compact grip; the Lenovo WL310 has an ergonomic grip instead. It was the highest-priced of the 6 picks at the time of writing, so the case for it rests on what it adds over the MX Master 3S and the rest.

Its 8,000 DPI sensor tracks even on glass. Its 8,000 DPI sensor tracks on glass, and Quiet Clicks cut click noise by about 90%. The MagSpeed wheel scrolls quickly through long files and stops on a line.

It matches the MX Anywhere 3S on sensor resolution (8,000 DPI). It shares a bluetooth connection with the M240 and M196; the Lenovo WL310 goes with a bluetooth 5.0 connection. It is shaped for right hands only.

It was priced above the Signature M650 and below the MX Anywhere 3S at the time of writing. There is no published battery life figure, whereas the Signature M650 runs for up to 24 months.

It supports Windows, macOS, Linux, ChromeOS, iPadOS and Android. Its SmartWheel switches between line-by-line and fast scrolling, and rubber grips suit small to medium hands. Plastics include up to 64% recycled material.

Its up to 24 months battery life is the longest here; the M240 comes next at up to 18 months. No other pick in this guide offers a bluetooth or Logi Bolt connection; compare the M196, which has a bluetooth connection. It also comes with customizable side buttons and silent clicks.

It is shaped for right hands only. It connects over Bluetooth or a Logi Bolt receiver; Bolt does not pair with older Unifying receivers. Its price falls between the M240 and the MX Master 3S, based on our last check.

It has 18 months of battery life. It connects over Bluetooth only, so no port is used on a laptop, and its quiet clicks cut about 90% of click noise by Logitech's figure. The 18-month battery rating comes from an auto-sleep mode.

On battery life it sits mid-pack at up to 18 months: the Signature M650 runs for up to 24 months, and the M196 comes in at up to 12 months. Like the MX Master 3S and M196, it has a bluetooth connection, while the Signature M650 uses a bluetooth or Logi Bolt connection. On price it sat third of 6, between the cheaper M196 and the pricier Signature M650, at the time of writing.

It has 12 months of battery life. Its ambidextrous shape works in either hand, and it tracks on most surfaces with line-by-line scrolling. Bluetooth pairing means no dongle to lose.

Its up to 12 months battery life is the shortest in this group; the Signature M650 leads at up to 24 months. It shares a bluetooth connection with the MX Master 3S and M240; the Lenovo WL310 goes with a bluetooth 5.0 connection. It also offers a lightweight travel size and pair-and-play Bluetooth setup. It was priced above the Lenovo WL310 and below the M240 at the time of writing.

It needs no receiver. Its clicks are near silent, which suits shared rooms and late sessions. DPI switches between 1,000, 1,200 and 1,600.

On sensor resolution it trails the group at 1,600 DPI, while the MX Anywhere 3S offers 8,000 DPI. It is the only pick here with an ergonomic grip; the MX Anywhere 3S has a compact grip instead. It is the only pick here with a bluetooth 5.0 connection; the MX Master 3S has a bluetooth connection instead.

It undercut the M196 and every other pick on price at the time of writing. The maker doesn't give its battery life; if that figure matters, the Signature M650 runs for up to 24 months.