Looking for a computer mouse with all the bells and whistles of Logitech’s advanced MX Master, but just a little more portable and affordable? The accessory-maker has you covered.

Logitech on Wednesday unveiled the MX Anywhere 2, a mobile version of its MX Master wireless mouse, which has been available since March. At $80, it’s twenty bones cheaper than its big brother but features the same Darkfield Laser Sensor, which can track on any surface, including glass, and has a more compact shape that’s small enough to slip into your bag when you’re on the go. It also has a rubber surface, which Logitech said makes it comfortable for prolonged use.

Logitech called the device its “most advanced portable mouse” ever.

“The Logitech MX Anywhere 2 Wireless Mobile Mouse … delivers the best combination of connectivity, size and comfort,” Charlotte Johs, global vice president of computer peripherals at Logitech, said in a statement. “It is designed to work wherever you do, and it’s by far the most versatile portable mouse that we offer today.”

Its rechargeable battery lasts up to two months, and one minute of charging provides up to two hours of usage.

The MX Anywhere 2 works on Windows and Mac, and connects to your desktop, laptop, or Windows tablet through an included receiver or via Bluetooth. You can pair it with up to three devices, and use a button to switch between each gadget when you want to move from your desktop to your laptop or tablet and vice versa. It can also be customized using Logitech’s Options software to replicate the touch-gesture controls on Mac computers.

The MX Anywhere 2 is available for order now on Logitech’s website(Opens in a new window).