What's a good mouse?
 

My current one is messed up, I need one that's not so loud when clicking it.

Any recommendations?

PRICE:
PICTURE:

Thanks in advance. :thumbsup:

Well given your criteria, either one is good for you:

$20,592.00 USD
http://www.fabstuff.net/images/prod/...etrim300WR.jpg
or
$5.10 USD
http://www1.dealextreme.com/producti...sku_6562_1.jpg
Make sure you remember to thank me.

the dell oem mouse are great for basic use.

if you spend a lot of time with a mouse, get the one that you feel great and egromic (sp?)

Logitech MX620 is affordable...Revolution is one step up.


don't get the $5 laptop mouse, you want to break it in half within a day or so

Seriously, choosing a mouse that you need serious advice from, needs more info. What will you be using it for? Gaming, casual, labtop, etc.

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For laptops, I like the Logitech V450 Nano ... $70 retail, cheaper if you shop around.

For desktops, I like the Logitech MX518 ... $70 retail, cheaper if you shop around.

MX Revolution? the clicking is kind of loud to me though but it's a good mouse....

+1 for the MX518. I'm currently using the MX510 but I've tried the 518 and it's a great mouse.

What?

Mainly for graphic design =D

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+1 for MX518

Been using it for over a year.. Hasn't failed me yet. Clicking noise is some-what loud though. Maybe its just me.

I use the Logitech MX400 Laser mouse. I bought it for $40 a year ago, and I love it. It's very light, fits my hand just right, has the normal side buttons, and it's very responsive.

mx518 is a great mouse
it does have a loud clicking noise

anyone have an extra ms mouse that plugs in via usb lying around?
there's something buggy with the cord in my mouse. need to do some cannibalizing.

sry
/thread jack

K now I need a wireless mouse cause i'll be using it for laptop and desktop now =(

Or should I just stick with the mx518 for both?

I have one, and I love it. programmable buttons (the mouse remembers, not the computer, so you don;t need to remap when you switch), itty bitty reciever to the lappy, laser means it works on everything, accurate enough I can use it on the empty space beside the touchpad on my laptop, great battery life, the mouse can store the reciever when not in use, and it comes with a handy usb extension/base station for your desktop.

Logitech V450 Nano vs. mx518 T_T

MX > all

I use a MX 510 on my desktop ++1. It fits very comfortably in your hand.

I use a MS 5000 Bluetooth mouse for my notebook. Compact and no adapters required with bluetooth on my notebook.

revolution > all
a bit more expensive but definitely worth it

How about a mouse mouse?

http://geekologie.com/2007/04/mouse-mouse.jpg

werd

i have an mx revolution (got it on sale for around $60)
great mouse, BUT, it has problems that surface after a year or so of use.

i have to say its by far the most comfortable mouse ive ever used though

logitech g5's doing a good job for me!