What’s Your Favorite Computer Mouse?

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What’s Your Favorite Computer Mouse

Well I can honestly say that my Logitech G5 gaming mouse has been the BEST mouse I have ever used. The mouse has several nice features like sensitivity control w/ buttons actually on the mouse to control that, programmable side-button (I use this personally as my T/S and Ventrilo hotkey) and a scroll wheel that goes both forward, backward, and side-to-side.

I’ve used my logitech mx518 for years now, and it’s a great mouse. It has yet to let me down!
I’m not sure if they’re still sold, though. It’s a 3-year-old mouse at least, and I’m worried that it’ll give up soon.
Is the mighty mouse wired, and is it a good choice for, say, fps gaming?

I like the Razer mice, they all just feel good in my hand.

I love my 5 button Optical Microsoft IntelliMouse that is somewhere between 7-10 years old, I have had several, none have ever failed, broke one trying to get more slack on the cord… :(

I love how no matter what I plug it into (at least running windows) it has buttons on both the left and right side that in any browser or in explorer I can use to go backward and forward pages.

I also continue using it because almost all gaming mice and many others are made for those who are right handed exclusively, where as my intellimouse is ambidextrous.

I’ve tried a mighty mouse, liked it, but I don’t see myself buying one unless all of my current mice fail and I can’t get a replacement.

To myself look is not a huge factor either.

I use a trackball. The Kensington Expert Mouse Optical Trackball is probably my favourite, though I know no one else really uses them anymore. Outside of that, I mostly use the Logitech Marble Mouse. They’re both easy to use. I like the control a trackball gives me and I like not having to move my arm around.

I can’t use trackballs that involve your thumb; I’m just not that coordinated with mine. And I don’t like using a regular mouse because it hurts my elbow after a while.

It’d be the MI mouse I’ve been using for probably close to 5 or 6 years. It’s a cheap POS, but whereas the keyboard kicked long ago, the mouse has stood defiant.

I really like the MX Revolution in terms of comfort, but that’s where it ends. It’s wireless, and has to many buttons for my likings. I’ll settle for my nice Comfort Optical Mouse 3000 from Microsoft for now. Until I can afford something better :D

razer copperhead. Expensive, but so much awesome.

Razer Copperhead – Expensive, but so much freakin’ awesome.

Logitech G5 wired laser mouse and my Logitech VX Revolution(wireless)

I’ve been using MS’s wireless laser mouse 8000 — the bluetooth one. I like it mostly for aesthetics — the brushed aluminum back is just *that* much nicer than the typical plastic.

I mean there’s other reasons too. I like the shape and it just feels comfortable compared to most of the mice I’ve used, although most of those have been MS mice of various types in corporate settings. Still, that brushed aluminum just gets to me.

My favorite mouse is probably the one I’m using right now, the wired apple mighty mouse. Being that I do a lot of things graphics-wise, I really benefit from the “360 degree” scroll ball

I use Razor’s Diamondback Plasma
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Its a bit too low profile for my large hands. I think my next mouse will be a Logitech

Microsoft Bluetooth Notebook Mouse 5000

Logitech MX Revolution for the desktop.
Logitech VX Revolution for the MacBook.
The Apple Mighty is an design only mouse. Unfortunately. Isn’t comfortable to work with for a longer time.
Altogether a personal choice ;-)

I like the MS cordless – and I LIKE those two side buttons (forward & back). Mine has a tilt wheel, so it sorta (I assume) approximates the mouse you’re using.

Yay! Chris loves his wireless mighty mouse! I’ve had mine for about a week now, and I absolutely love it as well! I was a little hesitant about buying it at first, because of how people said it was crappy and a piece of junk that breaks all the time… I figured I’d try it out, and when I did, I just fell in love with it!

My favorite features are definitely the scroll wheel, the look and feel, and the customization. I’ve got the basic right and left click, and when I click the wheel, it opens Spaces, so it’s really easy to switch without using the keyboard. It’s so convenient, and so far, works flawlessly.

I am using just basic wired (laser) Microsoft mouse. I have had wireless mice in the past and they have all died on me. Every single one. I have used a touchpad for a while also.

I have been using aGyration gyro mouse for a couple of years now, I have to say that once you get use to not having to keep your hand on the desk to mouse you really miss it when you go somewhere and have use a desk surface, love it for games.

Wireless Mighty Mouse!

Pros: Stylish, white, functional, and simplistic. Works well, syncs easily

Con: Expensive

Summary: The best basic mouse out there if cost isn’t a major concern. It’s also the same size and shape as the vent opening on my car’s dashboard, so it doesn’t slide around when I’m driving if placed there … a great CarMac mouse!

I have an Apple wireless mighty mouse and a Logitech MX Revolution. I prefer the Logitech. The scroll wheel is superb. There are several buttons which can be programed to do many different things using the Logitech software. I have the button below the scroll wheel set to delete and one of the buttons along the side to minimize. This works well when using Thunderbird and Firefox. I can delete a message or close a tab with the delete button and can minimize the Thunderbird window when I want to use the Firefox window or minimize the Firefox window when I want to use the Thunderbird window. As mentioned by others, it does not have replaceable batteries and must be recharged by putting it into a recharging stand. The mouse has indicator lights which show how much charge remains. I generally set the mouse in it’s recharging stand at the end of the day about every three days. This is a slight inconvenience and the charging stand takes up space on my desktop.

i use a Microsoft wireless notebook optical mouse 3000 it is very comfortable it also has good battery life.

I love my Logitech cordless Click! Plus and the battery are rechargeable.

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MS Trackball Explorer–Microsoft really needs to get this thing back on the shelves again. It’s a great mouse, and mine is on the verge of ending its life.

To be honest, I chose my mouse because it flashes pretty colors. I only have a laptop and I have to travel with it a lot, so I’ve always used a mini-mouse. I have small-ish hands, though, so if I were a guy or if they were bigger, I’d probably go with a regular one. Actually, when I tried to use a regular mouse it felt awkward for me because it was so big and I wasn’t used to it.

I did go through a number of cheap and not so cheap mouses…the microsoft mouse broke pretty quick and I think I spent a little more than 30 dollars on it (I did buy it in London, though, so the exchange rate might have gyped me there)

Mine is a Targus and I know it’s going to break eventually like most minimouses, but I think the quality is good so far.

My favourite mice are those laptop nubs, I just love them.
However, my MacBook’s trackpad is probably second.

I love Microsoft mice…especially when I have the Intellipoint software installed. I use a Wheel Mouse Optical and I love it, but I’ve also used other MS mice and they are wonderful. The Mighty Mouse is also one that I like, but only if the two button setup is there and when the side buttons open Exposé. And wired all the way baby…I can’t stand wireless mice, except for rechargeable ones.

I love my Logitech cordless click plus! and the battery are rechargeable.

Logitech* Cordless TrackMan Wheel

I use the Logitech LX7

Well I like a mouse that really fits in my hand. I have recently bought the Microsoft Wireless Mouse 3000, and will soon be getting the Logitech Nano for another computer. Ergonomics is most import for me. :)

on my Mac i love using my mighty mous

on my Mac i love using my mighty mous
on my windows machine i use som wirless mouse igot over a year ago
not sure what company it is
but it must be a good one because it still woriking

I use a Microsoft trackball explorer mouse. My dad uses the Kensington Expert Mouse. My mom uses a USB finger mouse.