What Mouse do you use?

[AshuraZro]

For my desktop:

Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 6000
(Reciever is the same as iffy525's except of course gray.)

For my laptop:

Logitech LX7 Wireless Optical Mouse

 

[Costello]

You know that's a laptop mouse right?
I've been using the same thing for a long time and I still use the battery that came with the mouse. You're supposed to put the receiver back under the mouse when you don't use it, so it will turn off and won't drain battery. I think it performs quite well for a laptop mouse, it's sensitive and fits nice in my hand.

It's a laptop mouse yes, and I have a laptop. That's precisely why I bought it.
I know about the receiver that you can put back under the mouse.
But it doesn't change the facts I've mentionned

I've been very disappointed, and it's the first time I'm disappointed with a Microsoft product.

 

[djgarf]

i'm goin to be gettin a logitech lx5 in the nxt few days from work to replace the basic m$ mouse i have had dor the last 5 yrs
i was at my mums last wk and she has the same mouse and i was well impressed at how it performed

 

[funwithplaydough]

with my notebook I use either ....
Microsoft Comfort Optical Mouse 3000 (my old trustworthy)

or

Microsoft Wireless Notebook Optical Mouse 4000 (kinda small and cramps my hand)

with my desktop I use the Microsoft Wireless Optical Desktop 4000(whatever mouse that comes with it)

 

[deathfisaro]

I use this

I used to live in Champaign.

 

[relishy]

MX700

Reliable, wireless, comes with 2 rechargeables batteries + recharger base/receiver, cheap! (20$ Canadian a year ago)

 

[wohoo]

I use a Razer Krait, best mouse I've tried so far, ultra fast, smaller than a fat daimondback and without the stupid buttons just about every good mouse has nowadays. Perfect!

Edit: Added a ","

 

[Legend]

Amen, brother, amen.
I absolutely love this mouse; I've been using it for at least 4-5 years now. It's got the right amount of complexity (2 extra buttons), and it just feels nice on my mousepad.
I changed over to this, after having one of those 6 button ball mice... I used to be REALLY big into FPS, yunno, one of those douchebags that Teabags people on Halo & Quake and whatnot. I was really skeptical about making the changeover to an optical mouse from a ball mouse.

Ultimately, I think that this mouse that I'm currently using (as well as Amptor, wewt), is the best mouse I've ever had. The only way I'd ever replace it, is with a new one if it broke (and it just so happens that I have a second one as a backup.

). OR, if I bought a mac. XD

 

[Icarus]

You know that's a laptop mouse right?
I've been using the same thing for a long time and I still use the battery that came with the mouse. You're supposed to put the receiver back under the mouse when you don't use it, so it will turn off and won't drain battery. I think it performs quite well for a laptop mouse, it's sensitive and fits nice in my hand.

It's a laptop mouse yes, and I have a laptop. That's precisely why I bought it.
I know about the receiver that you can put back under the mouse.
But it doesn't change the facts I've mentionned

I've been very disappointed, and it's the first time I'm disappointed with a Microsoft product.

Hmm I don't know but I'm quite happy with it. Also it's the cheapest Microsoft brand wireless laptop mouse. I think for a budget price, it performs quite well. I only wish the receiver would've fit better on the bottom but it's not really a problem.

 

[Julee]

Logitech MX Revolution.


That......looks amazing. Any good? and how much was it?

Nothing special, i have no use for the side wheel at all and you need special custom drivers to get the most out of it. The battery is amazing and the shape is perfect for my long skinny fingers.

 

[cory1492]

Amen, brother, amen.

Hey! That's MY mouse!

 

[Fakie!]

Generic optical mouse. It works pretty nice though

 

[nintendofreak]

Whats the difference between the G5 and the MX518 they look the same??

For me wireless has never been as perfect not to mention I use my mouse 11-18 hours a day....

I'd like to know the most precise WIRED mouse on the market....

The G5 is a laser mouse (2000 dpi) and has a weight cartridge you can swap out to make it a comfortable weight (or if your anal hah)

MX518 is an optical mouse (1600 dpi) and doesnt have weights. It does however have a forward button, and a back button (G5 only has back button) yet again, the G5 has the right to left scroll on the wheel, so +1 button on the G5 mouse.

 

[jesterscourt]

G5 Mouse

Me too. I have the heaviest weights in there. I love the thing. It works on just about any surface, incredibly precise, and I can toggle the dpi on the fly to 3 presets = amazing. Plus the braided cord makes me thing it's going to last just about forever.

 

[JPH]

 

[retman]

I knew someone would post a picture of a real mouse. I'm surprised it took someone this long.

 

[xalphax]

Logitech MX 510

 

[miikes]

got a logitech cordless desktop on sale a while back
http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Cordless-De...3/dp/B0009V6TL4

While I use a cordless mini for my laptop
http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Cordless-Op...8645338&sr=1-16

these combined with my wii, my 360 (dead though...) and my wireless controller for my ps2 all eat up shitloads of batteries.

Good thing I splurged and got me an Energizer 15 minute charger

 

[.::5pYd3r::.]

Hey! Thats my mouse!

 

[Dylaan]

Okay I know this is kinda off-topic, but at the shopping centre/mall today, and there was a 'lost + reward' sign... Someone had lost their mouse... AT THE SHOPPING CENTRE!!! $100 reward... Am I the only one that thinks a mouse wouldn't be worth anything near that?

Worst thing about wireless mouses is that they need batteries!

I just use the wireless HP optical mouse that came with my computer... It does the job, but it gets this weird brown stuff on it...