So... What mouse do you use?

Hiya,

I just bought another mouse for myself and now I want to know which mouse/mice you use.

Here are mine:



"Trust" wireless mouse ->real shit, i hate wireless XD


Cyborg Mouse -> the older one, but best - broken...


Logitech MX518 -> bought yesterday,till now, really good

So, my cyborg mouse has an hardware issue, I will send it back to Saitek monday (and will buy the new generation, Cyborg R.A.T. 5)

And now you.

I use a Apple Magic Mouse. Nothing else will be ever touched by me!

I'm using Logitech MX510 and MX518. They fit in my hand perfectly, have a place for the thumb to rest just as two side buttons easily reachable with it which I never want to trade back...

Well, I am not a fan of the position of the "+" and "-" button of the MX518...

And yeah, the magic mouse is cool, but I miss my many configurable keys and the leds

I have a logitech mx3200 wireless desktop set's mouse, which is wireless so..
I also do not like logitech mouses for some reason i dont know, iam not using it.

I also have a4 tech x7 gamer mouse, which a generic mouse with dpi control, it is actually pretty good and material is high-quality.


I am currently using a microsoft sidewinder x5 mouse, a little large but a good mouse.

I had an ASUS bluetooth mouse which worked pleasingly well... until recently it broke, now stuck with a sucky cheap tiny laptop mouse.

i use a mx518 too, great mouse, extremely precise.

And I am pretty happy with my Logitech MX 1100. I prefered their "top model" with bluetooth, but I I sent it back two times thanks to the mouse wheel beeing broken about a few hours of usage and the laser being crappy. Their support actually confirmed that problem and told me to get another one instead. That 2.4GHz wireless stuff is actually really crappy compared to bluetooth, but well I managed to get along with it and am quite happy now. I want it to be wireless as it would drive me crazy to have twoe mices and two keyboards with wires on my desk. I like the mouse wheel with the possibility to switch between free rotation and the raster. It is just great to scroll fast through big parts of code. But my magic mouse is of course also very nice for that

i use a microsoft compact optical mouse (it's an older model - the new ones seem to have annoyingly loud button clicks). its size is perfect since i can move it around within my hand with my fingers and don't have to move my wrist or hand at all. i think this is much more ergonomic than using normal size mouses. (i also dislike all wireless stuff.)

I use the best mouse ever XD

yeah, i like the logitech mouses a lot. mine looks like my g1s, so it's a customized one =). and for games and painting being able to change the resolution directly with the mouse is great.

@Superku: Felix, we both use the same mouse.

logitech mx518 ftw.

Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 5000

Trust Predator Mouse got it from a magazine-abo

I use a Logitech G500 and a Razer Vespula gaming pad. If I have a smooth framrate I can really destroy in shooters. I usually have it at 5700 DPI so I'm crazy accurate and I can do all the twitch movement if I tweak the in game sliders a bit.

The 3 thumb buttons could have been placed better, but I have no problem hitting them in game. The thumb buttons plus the free rolling tilt mouse wheel make web surfing and web design a breeze. The DPI is adjustable, but I rarely make use of that.

The best part is the software that comes with it. I can squeeze up to 10 buttons out of this thing and make macro profiles for each of my games. That and I love its girth and the swappable weights. I use to have a Logitech wheel mouse similar to it years ago and I've been looking for similar ergonomics ever since, and I finally found it at a very affordable price (well compared to wireless mice)

I have a really stupid mouse called: "RELAX" 3D Optical Mouse.

Mouse I posted before is the one I use with my laptop, with desktop I use

and

Razer Lacheses



http://store.razerzone.com/store/razerusa/en_US/pd/productID.169417500

* 4000dpi Razer Precision 3G Laser™ sensor
* 32KB Razer Synapse™ onboard memory
* Nine independently programmable Hyperesponse™ buttons
* 1000Hz Ultrapolling / 1ms response time
* On-The-Fly Sensitivity™ adjustment
* Variable true dpi setting adjustments in increments of 125dpi
* Always-On™ mode
* Ultra-large non-slip buttons
* 16-bit ultra-wide data path
* 60-100 inches per second
* Ambidextrous design
* Scroll wheel with 24 individual click positions
* Zero-acoustic Ultraslick™ Teflon feet
* Gold-plated USB connector
* Seven-foot, lightweight, non-tangle cord
* Approximate size: 129mm (length) x 71mm (width) x 40mm (height)