Poll of the Day > What computer mouse are you using?

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how much do you like it?

I use my finger on my phone and my trackpad on my laptop.
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idk but its pretty glowy and its got a wolf head or something on it
its pretty good
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Some generic $15 Nexxtech

It's good enough
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Razer DeathAdder Chroma. got it on deep discount a couple years ago. it's fine
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This one apparently: http://technewsrss.com/wp-content/plugins/RSSPoster_PRO/cache/c1cc7_razer-deathadder-elite-first-look_640-Wide.jpg
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MrMelodramatic posted...

I use my finger on my phone and my trackpad on my laptop.

is it hard to post on this site from your phone?
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a Razer one that my brother bought me a long time ago. I hated it at first and stopped using it, using a few generic ones instead for a long time, but after going through a few crappy ones I tried this one again and realized it's actually pretty great.
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I use the Logitech g502 aka proteus spectrum. Customizable weight, EGG, a bunch of customizable buttons, and it's badass design.

https://www.logitechg.com/en-us/product/g502-proteus-spectrum-rgb-gaming-mouse
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Logitech M570
Trackballs are great!

Genius Gila, I like it a lot after I opened it up and removed the internally mounted weight and anything else that wasn't electronic or essential. Still not the lightest mouse I've ever used, but it's acceptably light now.

Some cheap logitech.mouse I got from walmart.

It works fine
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Currently at work and using an HP one.
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A Razer Abyssus I believe. It has pretty good DPI but only 3 buttons.

I have another mouse from Japan that changes color based on the DPI setting. It also has a bunch more buttons, but it's very heavy and the sensor is too sensitive.
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A basic USB wired Logitech mouse
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Logitech G900

the ol logitech piece-of-shit 100 boy
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Logitech G602. I bought a Razer Naga Hex v2 thinking I needed a new mouse for some reason and all it did was make me realize how much I loved using the G602. So I went back to using that and gave away the Naga as a Christmas present
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Generic cheap Packard Bell one. It does it's job so I'm happy.
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Logitech G502. I really like it - it's comfortable, sufficiently heavy (imo) without adding the weights, and performs nicely.
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Razer DeathAdder Black. I've really liked it and had it for years, but now that it's getting older, the middle click is starting to go. When I need to buy a new mouse, it will probably be another of these of another good 5-button.

Just a simple HP mouse with two buttons and the track ball, and I like it fine.
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logitech g400s

I hate things with tons of extra buttons that look ugly

I use a trackball because I'm stuck in the 90s and I don't want carpel tunnel

Logitech 502. It is literally the best mouse I've ever owned in my entire life. Complete DPI control on the fly (you can set 4 levels per profile, and customize what each of the 4 levels is between like 1 and 10,000 DPI), not to mention the lighting in synch with my Logitech G510s. For example, when playing Portal or Portal 2, I have the keyboard orange and the mouse blue. I tried SO HARD to set it up where the last trigger pull changed the colors of both from blue to orange or vice versa in synch with your portals fired... but there was no way in Logitech's software to pull that off. I mean I tried for a day. lol

Razer is pretty much the lowest quality in gaming mice in the market, they are just popular because of name brand word of mouth. I've owned 3, 2 DeathAdders and one I don't remember the name of (it was basically a DeathAdder that was wireless, but I just kept it plugged in all the time.)

ALL THREE died within a 9 month period. The left click M1 switch (and M2 switch) are made of really cheap plastic, and it wears out super fast when gaming. (And, these are supposed to be gaming mice?) Literally 3 for 3 didn't make it past 9 months. To Razer's credit as a company, they offered to replace the last one for free even though it was way past the 90 day warranty or whatever so good on them, but I told them nevermind I'm just going with a different brand and thank you for the offer. Went Logitech, with real M1/M2 switches, and it's been a trooper for 2 years now and going strong.
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http://handshoemouse.com/

i use this mouse at work. i don't use a mouse with my laptop at home.
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Jen0125 posted...

http://handshoemouse.com/

i use this mouse at work. i don't use a mouse with my laptop at home.

That's just a trackball without the trackball.

jeez i didn't realize that mouse was $120 lmao my work provided it to me because i was getting pain in my hand from repetitive mouse usage.
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Jen0125 posted...

jeez i didn't realize that mouse was $120 lmao my work provided it to me because i was getting pain in my hand from repetitive mouse usage.

Between using PC's as a kid and construction work with equipment (including jackhammers), I think I have carpel tunnel. I've never been officially diagnosed, though. My keyboard has the wrist wrest (like I think most modern keyboards do) which is so much more useful to me now than when I was a kid "Dad, why is this stupid thing in the way???" lol
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I was gonna say the original Razer deathadder because i used it for many years before it finally broke. I can't remember the name of my current one but it's pretty good. Was gonna just get a new deathadder but I think quality control from Razer has gotten spotty.

My original deathadder was best mouse i ever used and still my favorite, but like manner said I wasn't confident getting a new one.
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A really old mouse that I've had since 2004. The brand is "STI", really wonderful name for a company.
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Deathadder Elite. And I love it. Fits my hand like a glove, long lasting buttons, good sensor.
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Shame to hear Razer quality has dropped. Mine is several years old and I'd planned to replace it with another. That Logitech Manner posted isn't my taste. Too many buttons. I just want a five or six-button mouse, and ideally one that doesn't look like a Michael Bay transformer.

SushiSquid posted...

Shame to hear Razer quality has dropped. Mine is several years old and I'd planned to replace it with another. That Logitech Manner posted isn't my taste. Too many buttons. I just want a five or six-button mouse, and ideally one that doesn't look like a Michael Bay transformer.

This only has 6 buttons? After the left and right button, it just has the two thumb buttons. And the two sensitivity buttons adjustment buttons. I guess 7 if you count clicking the middle wheel.

But I understand on the taste. Visuals are very subjective per person.
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It would be nice to have a gaming mouse that doesn't look like battle armor.

Jen0125 posted...

jeez i didn't realize that mouse was $120 lmao my work provided it to me because i was getting pain in my hand from repetitive mouse usage.

How the hell does this thing work? Are you supposed to move it around or what?

As for me, I use this mouse.

http://www.corsair.com/en-us/m65-pro-rgb-fps-gaming-mouse-black

8/10 perfect mouse. I actually even use the 'sniping' button all the time too, and not just for video games. Occasionally I use it for photo editing and things like that when I want to have precise movements. It's great.
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Smarkil posted...

How the hell does this thing work? Are you supposed to move it around or what?

yeah it moves like a regular mouse and operates like a regular mouse it's just more ergonomically designed
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