Microsoft Explorer. Very ergonomic
I'm using one of these as well. Microsoft Wireless Mouse 5000... pretty good battery life and great feel.
Mouse recommendations
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I'm using one of these as well. Microsoft Wireless Mouse 5000... pretty good battery life and great feel.
Logitech - Performance Mouse MX
I did a little bit of research when i bought a new mouse about a year ago. This seems to be the current best mouse in the game, and I love it. It's got "darkfield" technology. It can track on a mirror, or even over see through glass. It's insane. Quite a few customizable buttons, you can switch the scroll wheel from a free rolling to a clicky incremental rolling. It has rechargeable batteries in it that gets charged through USB. Good stuff.
Same, works great.
Logitech had never let me down before and I betrayed them for a while by buying top of the line wireless MS Mouse/KB, worked like an absolute piece of shit. Saying it was out of range when the receiver was 1/2 foot from the keyboard, missing keys I was typing etc..
I wish I had known so that I could have done the same. I finally had to replace my MX Revolution and I do have the Performance MX now. It's basically the same except without the awesome scroll-wheel. It has a button to switch it to free-scrolling mode, but I never use it and just live with a normal scroll now. That was the whole point of the Revolution was that it changed on-the-fly... I don't get why they're abandoning such an innovation.
The side buttons are a tad harder to hit now, but not by much. I set one to Copy and one to Paste.
Logitech - Performance Mouse MX
I did a little bit of research when i bought a new mouse about a year ago. This seems to be the current best mouse in the game, and I love it. It's got "darkfield" technology. It can track on a mirror, or even over see through glass. It's insane. Quite a few customizable buttons, you can switch the scroll wheel from a free rolling to a clicky incremental rolling. It has rechargeable batteries in it that gets charged through USB. Good stuff.
I has this mouse too.
No real complaints except: (1) battery life could be better between charges (2) gaming performance is pretty "meh"
It's really comfortable though and has zero tracking issues. Also, I appreciate the fact that it doesn't look like a rave on my desk while I'm using my computer.
SteelSeries - Gaming Mice - SteelSeries Xai Laser
Doesn't look like much, but has awesome hardware.
also
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or the Razer Mamba.
All great mice.
Logitech - Performance Mouse MX
I did a little bit of research when i bought a new mouse about a year ago. This seems to be the current best mouse in the game, and I love it. It's got "darkfield" technology. It can track on a mirror, or even over see through glass. It's insane. Quite a few customizable buttons, you can switch the scroll wheel from a free rolling to a clicky incremental rolling. It has rechargeable batteries in it that gets charged through USB. Good stuff.
+1 This is the one I use in the office.
This is the one I use at home for gaming (Corsair M90)
What do you do to destroy mouses so quickly? I've had the same mouse for probably 4+ years
Logitech - Performance Mouse MX
I did a little bit of research when i bought a new mouse about a year ago. This seems to be the current best mouse in the game, and I love it. It's got "darkfield" technology. It can track on a mirror, or even over see through glass. It's insane. Quite a few customizable buttons, you can switch the scroll wheel from a free rolling to a clicky incremental rolling. It has rechargeable batteries in it that gets charged through USB. Good stuff.
This. But I miss the thumb wheel button from the Revolution. Although the new single thumb button is pretty well hidden.
+1 for track ball, but not the thumb ones. Unless you don't play games or need to click fast.
If you play fps games or any other kind of games that require fast mouse movements you can't go wrong with a trackball. You could suck ass with FPS games but once you use a trackball its like you improved x10 once you get use to it.
+1 for track ball, but not the thumb ones. Unless you don't play games or need to click fast.
If you play fps games or any other kind of games that require fast mouse movements you can't go wrong with a trackball. You could suck ass with FPS games but once you use a trackball its like you improved x10 once you get use to it.
I feel like that would hurt my thumb, like whenever I xbox for too long.
you dont use your thumb for that one, you use your index and middle finger. I hate the ones where you use your thumb.
