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  • #16
    Tasty
    Senior Member
    • May 2011
    • 1829

    OP, maybe sometime like this? I'm a trackball fan, but that seems like it could be kinda nice since you can use the mouse with your hand/arm wherever you'd like.
    As the great warrior poet Ice Cube once said "If the day does not require an AK, it is good."

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    • #17
      esskay
      Senior Member
      • Oct 2005
      • 2304

      Originally posted by tommyboy619
      15 years and counting. Best "mouse" purchase I ever made.
      BTW, since Microsoft doesn't make that anymore, this Logitech isn't bad, though smaller:

      Browse all Logitech products. Award-winning, beautifully designed peripherals for everyone at work, home, and school.


      WTS: Ewbank AKM & NDS-4 AK receivers, Custom Chief AJ Ruger Mini-14

      WTS: Oakley SI Shoes

      WTS KAC rail panels

      WTS: MGI Hydra Modular AR Lower

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      • #18
        Whiterabbit
        Calguns Addict
        • Oct 2010
        • 7589

        Trackball for sure. I don't like those above, I prefer symetric devices. I have a kensington.

        Big ball, has scroll wheel, symetrical design.

        Only thing I don't like is the clicks are too loud. That's a small complaint. Also, you will become a two handed mouser, which in some circles is an insult. I don;t give a damn.

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        I moused with a small travel mouse for a year at work and by the end my hand was getting numb regularly. Switched to trackball, that's all gone.

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        • #19
          Memnon
          Member
          • Aug 2014
          • 242

          Most people I see with Macbooks don't use a mouse. I checked it out and the trackpad is good enough that I didn't use the mouse even when docked.

          What you need in a trackpad:
          - large enough size to go reach across the screen in 1 movement, at your desired sensitivity
          - pressing it down as a button isn't too hard or mushy, double-clicking should be comfortable.

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          • #20
            Whiterabbit
            Calguns Addict
            • Oct 2010
            • 7589

            What I need in a track pad is hardware buttons that are separate from the pad, and a middle click. That narrows down the field of choices to only a couple on the market today.

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            • #21
              BuddyBoy
              Member
              • Mar 2016
              • 142

              Originally posted by d4v0s
              Have you tried a vertical mouse?

              https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00BIFNTMC/
              I've been using a computer 8 hours a day for the past 30+ years, and recently I've been having a problem where my index finger gets sore from clicking the button.

              I thought a vertical mouse, where your finger lays naturally along the button, and a mouse click is more of a "squeeze", would help. I've tried a couple vertical mice, the the one in the link above (Anker) is my favorite. I also tried the JTech, but the Anker is more easily and precisely positioned. I actually like the shape of the JTech better, but the Anker navigates 10x better.

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              • #22
                skunkbad
                Member
                • Nov 2012
                • 147

                Thanks to everyone for all the suggestions. I'll give some a try, but no to the Chinchilla.

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