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Show me your...Mice?!
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Apple Magic mouse is the best
Not for a lot of CAD, big hands and two machines
i had one for a while..liked the idea but the ergonomics are horrible for me.
Just thought a thread with loads of pics of peoples will give me inspiration =]
i like my MX518 from logitech. It is big and comfy but if you want something very nice, i would get a mX performance mouse. i tried one at at best buy the other day and it was very sculpted for hand support and such. But alas it was very expensive. 80-100 if i rememberer correctly and my mx518 was a paltry 38 bucks when i got it.
Logitech performance MX, great mouse. No need to worry about batteries as it is rechargeable with usb, and you can use it while it is charging.
Logitech performance MX, great mouse. No need to worry about batteries as it is rechargeable with usb, and you can use it while it is charging.
Have the same mouse, and I LOVE it. Best mouse for everyday use IMO. I like the Magic Mouse, but its way too small for my hand. With the Logitech, you can do Expose, Dashboard, forward, back, etc. all from with your fingertips. Love it!
I use a smaller Logitech bluetooth mouse for my other iMac. Well, I did, before the iMac crapped out on me.
Not as good as the Revolution MX, which this one replaced.
The Revolution has/had some nice features this one doesn't. A couple extra buttons (all of which I use, ergo, I now find it highly inconvenient to use a mouse w anything less than the 12 or 13 buttons I'm used to
).No longer manufactured, and the left click is dying, but ah well. My mouse is this sweet baby:
...does the Performance MX have a free-spinning scroll wheel? That's one of the best features of this one
YUP, im after a new mouse so i wanna see what all you guys are using
See one that you like?
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Not as good as the Revolution MX, which this one replaced.
The Revolution has/had some nice features this one doesn't. A couple extra buttons (all of which I use, ergo, I now find it highly inconvenient to use a mouse w anything less than the 12 or 13 buttons I'm used to
No longer manufactured, and the left click is dying, but ah well. My mouse is this sweet baby:
...does the Performance MX have a free-spinning scroll wheel? That's one of the best features of this one
I have the MX Revolution too! Love it to death. Dad has the Performance MX... nowhere near as good
I'm not trying to say the Performance MX is a bad mouse... it's just that he has it and I feel like mine is better. More buttons, the wheels feel better and so does the actual action of clicking.
I use Logitech LX7's on all my desktops. Got them brand new off ebay for less than $25 each. Unfortunately they are no longer made.
I absolutely love these.
I absolutely love these.
Logitech performance MX, great mouse. No need to worry about batteries as it is rechargeable with usb, and you can use it while it is charging.
I have two of these. One for my iMac and the other for my MBP. I like them a lot better than the Mighty Mouse for sure.
I have the Revolution one too, but its currently in the closet. I always had issues with the top wheel when I tried to switch it from smooth to click scrolling. I think both are great, and while I like the wheel on the side of the Revo, Im very happy with the Perfomance.
Not as good as the Revolution MX, which this one replaced.
The Revolution has/had some nice features this one doesn't. A couple extra buttons (all of which I use, ergo, I now find it highly inconvenient to use a mouse w anything less than the 12 or 13 buttons I'm used to
No longer manufactured, and the left click is dying, but ah well. My mouse is this sweet baby:
...does the Performance MX have a free-spinning scroll wheel? That's one of the best features of this one
Another Logitech MX Revolution user here, it's a fantastic mouse
Logitech M500. It has the Hyperscroll wheel, two thumb buttons, and more importantly, a wire. That's all I needed. Works like a charm.