Your choice of mouse

[manofpeace]

 

It took some time getting used to because of how fat it is, but now that I've mastered it, everything is much better. The grip area on it works great, and it's not had any problems all 4 and a half months I've had it.

[leik oh em jeez!]

Hey guys- I figured I'd bump this just to see if anyone else wants to post their mouse or sees this or whatever. Plus, I figured since there is no offical "mouse topic" (not that one is needed, but... lots of other things have dedicated topics) I'd post a question I had here...

 

Does any one have this mouse?

 

 

The notebook mouse I have is OK, although I think I would like a full-sized ergonomic mouse. That's wireless. And cheap(er). This pretty much fits my needs, and I was thinking of getting it. Any one agree/recommend other wireless ergonomic mice?

I think you should get a standard mouse. Most of these "ergonomic" mice actually do the exact opposite of what they're supossed to and cramp my hand.

 

Also, I find wired mice far superior to wireless, due to the physical impossibility of lag caused by a loss of connection or interference. Plus there's the fact that you don't have to deal with batteries or turning the mouse On/Off.

[Mince]

Hmm, really? I was trying some out at Staples () and the ergonomic mice felt good in my hands. I'll probably look at some more before I decide to buy.

 

As for wired/wireless mice, I haven't had any trouble with the notebook mouse I have. Turning the battery off is a little annoying, but not a big deal for me because I am usually not in a hurry to go places and have t0 shut it off.

[Democrab]

Hey guys- I figured I'd bump this just to see if anyone else wants to post their mouse or sees this or whatever. Plus, I figured since there is no offical "mouse topic" (not that one is needed, but... lots of other things have dedicated topics) I'd post a question I had here...

 

Does any one have this mouse?

 

 

The notebook mouse I have is OK, although I think I would like a full-sized ergonomic mouse. That's wireless. And cheap(er). This pretty much fits my needs, and I was thinking of getting it. Any one agree/recommend other wireless ergonomic mice?

I think you should get a standard mouse. Most of these "ergonomic" mice actually do the exact opposite of what they're supossed to and cramp my hand.

 

Also, I find wired mice far superior to wireless, due to the physical impossibility of lag caused by a loss of connection or interference. Plus there's the fact that you don't have to deal with batteries or turning the mouse On/Off.

Are you employed by the geek squad?

 

Just because it does that to you, doesn't mean it does it to everyone...

 

And there isn't any lag with any recent wireless mouse, there used to be, but its fixed now, just like the first Optical mice had special mouse mats to reflect the stuff.

[Menaced]

 

Mini-mouse thingy, for laptops I think.

 

I needed a new mouse, opened the Argos catalog, found that one, completely mis-read the word "micro" and then bought it. FML.

[supermortalhuman]

 

This. Except the gray bit around the buttons is blue, and the black bit in between that gray bit and the other black bit is silver

 

/me paints an artists representation

 

Edited October 1, 2009 by supermortalhuman

[mike752]

Currently, I'm using the OEM Gateway mouse:

However, I do have a Microsoft Gaming Wireless Mouse on my laptop (I'll be putting it on the new PC we should be getting), but I'm to lazy to look up the model.

[The-King]

Never mind the Logitech, I just got this sexy little beast which matches my Asus laptop to a tee.

 

 

Still getting used to it though.

Edited October 6, 2009 by The-King

[yoječ]

First one: Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse... something:

It's just fine. Maybe scroll is a bit odd but overall the mouse is OK.

 

Second: A4Tech X750:

It's fabulous, I love it! Ergonomic, funtional, precise... and fairly cheap for a laser mouse.

[Moth]

 

 

I am using this one right now. But it did take a while to ge use to it.

 

And to match the mouse i have this

[The-King]

http://www.bytesatwork.be/shop/files/master/images/thumbs/t_23008.jpg

 

 

I am using this one right now. But it did take a while to ge use to it.

 

And to match the mouse i have this

http://www.gadgettastic.com/images/razer_lycosa.jpg

Yeah, once I get a job with some disposable income I'm planning on building a gaming PC and getting either that keyboard or the Tarantula. All I know is that Razer makes some good sh*t when it comes to hardware and I'm definitely sticking with their goods. Probably going to get one of their pads soon as well.

[Skyline_Mad]

I'm using the Razer DeathAdder aswel:

With Razer eXactMat:

 

Backup mouse (sometimes use it with my PS3) is a Logitech MX 518:

 

And i know its a Mouse Topic, but i'll post my Keyboard aswel.

Saitek Eclipse 2:

[Saget]

I have this cutie here:

See the translucid acrylic around the mouse? There are LEDs inside the mouse that make it change colors, with all of the rainbow colors

Everyone loves it! And it has a pretty clean design too

[ptiko]

I'm using the Razer DeathAdder aswel:

 

And i know its a Mouse Topic, but i'll post my Keyboard aswel.

Saitek Eclipse 2:

You have the same as me

 

Old snap of my desk for playfire

[BLTZKRG]

Props to anyone who can identify this bad boy I'm using right now.

 

Edited October 11, 2009 by BLTZKRG

[Kimd41]

I'm using this small mouse, sh*tty but does the job:

 

 

Mine is same color and all, except the silver part is totally black due to over-usage.

[Skyline_Mad]

 

I'm using the Razer DeathAdder aswel:

 

And i know its a Mouse Topic, but i'll post my Keyboard aswel.

Saitek Eclipse 2:

You have the same as me

 

Old snap of my desk for playfire

Nice, i think i even have the same Samsung monitor on the right, mines a 20" though dunno bout yours.

[Mince]

Anyone here using a Mighty Mouse? I tried one out when I went to an Apple Store, and I really liked the scroll ball (though its design felt funny because it was flatter than the one I use now).

[ilya]

Was given a crap MS Blue one about 2 years ago. Still use it, out of laziness / lack of money.

 

Been wanting to get a Razer... perhaps for Christmas.

Edited October 14, 2009 by Supreme.

[The-King]

 

Was given a crap MS Blue one about 2 years ago. Still use it, out of laziness / lack of money.

 

Been wanting to get a Razer... perhaps for Christmas.

Definitely a good idea, I love my Lachesis. I was apprehensive at first as I thought the Razer brand was a bit over-hyped, but after buying one for myself I'm definitely a believer.

 

Planning on getting a Razer Kabuto mouse-pad soon as well.

[poopskin]

Does it really make much of a difference what kind of mouse you use?

[okei]

Was given a crap MS Blue one about 2 years ago. Still use it, out of laziness / lack of money.

 

Been wanting to get a Razer... perhaps for Christmas.

wtf a mouse for christmas

[ilya]

wtf a mouse for christmas

 

Much better than some clothes I'll never wear

Edited December 6, 2017 by Grae

[Mince]

Does it really make much of a difference what kind of mouse you use?

Yeah, I think it does to some people who use the computer a lot or care how their hand feels. Smaller mice might make someone uncomfortable, some people might prefer wireless, some people might not like bigger mice,some people might want ergonomic, some people might care about the physical appeal, etc.

[SWEETSAPRIK]

I use a Logitech Mx518.

 

The red one, only mine isn't quite as obnoxiously shiny as the one in the pic. Best mouse I've ever used. Oddly, I like it better now that I've uninstalled the setpoint software and it's drivers. The basic HID drivers Vista 64 installs when it's detected seem to work a lot better. It means I don't have as much control over what the buttons can be changed to do, but the cursor movement is much more fluid now.

 

And since a few people have mentioned keyboards, this is one of the best keyboards I've ever used.

 

Cheap, and simple, but perfect for my needs. I've had a bunch of keyboards with all sorts of bells and whistles that I didn't use. Superfluous lights, buttons, etc. As simple as this keyboard is, I like the way the keys feel, and there isn't a single button or feature that I don't use. I almost want to run out and buy a bunch more for when this one dies.