does anyone have a wireless mouse that is worth a cr*p?

[the86d]

I tried out some wireless mice and keyboards, back when 900MHZ was the bee's-knees, and I still, after trying and using multiple from many manufacturers, to this day I use wired... PS/2/Mini-Din when I can, and always get a board that has PS/2 ports.

Wireless Ethernet has gotten better, but I still prefer a wired-pipe, and a a Model "M" still chugs along...

[The War Wagon]

My Logitech M325 works pretty good. Solid build, and it's outlived its initial set of batteries!

[MaHoTex]

Logitech Performance Mouse MX - have been using this for 4 years and works like a charm. Must remember to charge it once a week though.

Good luck!

That is the one I have and it is fine except for the charging fact you mentioned. If I had to do it over again I would not purchase this mouse and this is the only reason. I finally got sick of having to recharge it and just leave it plugged in now.

[Darryl Licht]

I tried out some wireless mice and keyboards, back when 900MHZ was the bee's-knees, and I still, after trying and using multiple from many manufacturers, to this day I use wired... PS/2/Mini-Din when I can, and always get a board that has PS/2 ports.

Wireless Ethernet has gotten better, but I still prefer a wired-pipe, and a a Model "M" still chugs along...

PS2???? Really??? And I thought I was the only one who ever referred to it as a mini-DIN! You will have to switch to a usb or wireless mouse very soon as most new mobos no longer have a ps2 port.

But... do you know what DIN stands for???

PS - its a wireless mouse, not wireless Ethernet!

[stevemc1979]

I have the Logitech mx5000 set. I really like both the keyboard and mouse. Good battery life.

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[hermosabeach]

I have both a logitek and a Microsoft mouse.

Both are 4+ years old and run really well

[Mute]

All the Logitech wireless that I've used have all worked perfectly. None have ever crapped out.

[Simi-Surfer]

Could just be UI error. I use Apple, Logitech, Microsoft and have no issues other than having to change the batteries.

[daringescape]

Even if you are on a PC, the Apple magic mouse and keyboard are awesome.

[Jimi Jah]

Mine is a great tool for thowing at insects.

[smird]

But... do you know what DIN stands for???

Forget the exact phrase but it's some German standards institute.

I think I have a 25 pin serial mouse around here somewhere.

[majtom94]

Logitech M505.

Just needs a battery about once every six months; on at work each and every day except when it needs a battery. Small dongle also.

[Exile Machine]

I'm using a logitech M510 that's been working hard every day for ~ 5 years. I work at home so it's used at least 8 hours a day. No problems.

+1 - Bought mine at Costco some years ago and it just won't quit.
-Mark

[bohoki]

my logitech works fine but it eats a set of alkalines every week

[the86d]

PS2???? Really??? And I thought I was the only one who ever referred to it as a mini-DIN! You will have to switch to a usb or wireless mouse very soon as most new mobos no longer have a ps2 port.

But... do you know what DIN stands for???

MSI boards usually have at least 1... and never even cared to research DIN, but now that I in need of enlightening, I still won't, as I haven't cared in 20+ years, so why should I start now?
I have seen them as both mini-DIN and PS/2 interchangeably, and with just that the knowledgeable know exactly what one is talking about. Since DIN is what AT/XT boards used, mini-DIN" still seems appropriate.

PS - its a wireless mouse, not wireless Ethernet!

I never said it was, I was stating my pref. for wired "*" vs wireless "*".
Sorry, I probably posted before you were even awake (a turkey-look shows you don't post much before 9:30am)... and apparently, I wasn't completely awake either.