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  • ray415
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    It's part what you're going to be using the mouse for, but mostly personal preference.

    If you're going to be using the mouse for normal daily use (browsing, light office work), you can't go wrong with the many Logitech combos. I love the cheap wireless combo from Logitech that Walmart/Amazon carries.

    For gaming though, you're going to want something more responsive...Razer makes good (but pricey!) gear.

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  • Dragunov
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    Originally posted by the86d
    I prefer wired, but "Logitech" always made some good stuff that lasts YEARS for a measly sub-$15. I just with I could get a buckling-spring KB for under $100 w/ PS/2 (I STILL haven't upgraded to a USB KVM... yet, and my new i7 board still has 2 of these ports..).
    I think I have a couple of those PS/2 keyboards lying around in my ManCave, somewhere.

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  • ibanezfoo
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    Originally posted by dracer
    what does the brain trust think is the best mouse
    You like Ford or Chevy?

    What are you using it for? Whats your carpal tunnel situation like? What kind of surface are you mousing on?

    At work I use a thumb trackball because I use a big 4K TV and it wears you out swiping a mouse around. At home for gaming I use wired optical sensor mouses (laser sucks, wireless lags... anyone who says it doesn't is lying or doesnt know what they are talking about)

    We let our CAD guys choose between a basic Logitech M500, G502, or M570. Some guys bring in these weird pistol grip shark fin looking things they seem to like.

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  • the86d
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    Originally posted by Dragunov
    I've found the larger, Logitec Wireless mouse for $14, is the best all around mouse for me. I make sure I get the universal ones with the little orange and black "star" on the bottom. You can sync up to six mice, on one fob.

    I buy them from WalMart, and haven't killed one yet.
    I prefer wired, but "Logitech" always made some good stuff that lasts YEARS for a measly sub-$15. I just with I could get a buckling-spring KB for under $100 w/ PS/2 (I STILL haven't upgraded to a USB KVM... yet, and my new i7 board still has 2 of these ports..).

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  • sealocan
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    Minnie ?

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  • Dragunov
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    Originally posted by dracer
    what does the brain trust think is the best mouse
    I've found the larger, Logitec Wireless mouse for $14, is the best all around mouse for me. I make sure I get the universal ones with the little orange and black "star" on the bottom. You can sync up to six mice, on one fob.

    I buy them from WalMart, and haven't killed one yet.

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  • Harley Hound
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    Originally posted by dracer
    what does the brain trust think is the best mouse
    The one that fits you the best, and meets your needs.

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  • dracer
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    Originally posted by Misterclick
    A lot of factors go into this. Which device(s) will it be used on? Wireless or wired? Is space a consideration if you are carrying it. Do you have giant paws?
    wierless , small hands for use on home pc have used log tech , but it starts double clicking which can be a pain

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  • DoubleA
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    Amazon Basics wireless mouse FTW!


    Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk Pro

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  • Misterclick
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    A lot of factors go into this. Which device(s) will it be used on? Wireless or wired? Is space a consideration if you are carrying it. Do you have giant paws?

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