Does the Logitech MX Anywhere 3S work on glass?

Yes. The recorded surface support for the Logitech MX Anywhere 3S is explicit: it works on glass and most surfaces. That value sits alongside the other recorded specifications for the mouse, a weight of 99 g, Bluetooth Low Energy and Logi Bolt connectivity, and a stated battery life of up to 70 days on a full charge.

Why this matters for the mouse in the catalogue

The MX Anywhere 3S is recorded as a compact wireless mouse intended for travel, for users who move between desks and need a small mouse that works on a range of surfaces. The surface line is part of that travel brief rather than a separate claim.

For comparison within our own records, the Logitech MX Master 3S and the Logitech Lift both record no surface support value at all, and the MX Master 3S is 42 g heavier at a recorded 141 g against 99 g.

What the record settles

• The mouse is recorded as usable on glass.
• It is recorded as usable on most surfaces, which is a general claim rather than a list of surfaces.
• It is recorded as compact and light at 99 g, which is what makes glass and other flat surfaces a realistic place to use it rather than a desk only scenario.

What it does not settle

The record does not name the tracking technology, so how the mouse reads a surface, and whether that differs between glass and a desk, is not described. It does not give a pointer speed figure either, and no sensor resolution is recorded for this mouse. No compatibility list is recorded either, so if you work on a coated or textured surface, the record does not confirm it.

The statement also carries the same verification state as everything else on this page. It was read from the manufacturer's own documentation and has not been checked against a specific product page, so treat it as the documented specification rather than as a confirmed result from our own use.