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EmotionallyBroken (Bloqueado) 2 JUL 2021 a las 2:32 p. m.

What kind of mouse are you using?

and how is it?

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Du4lity (they/them) 2 JUL 2021 a las 3:14 p. m.

I have a black Lenovo SM-8825. It's not a gaming mouse, and it doesn't have any lights or RGB on it, but I guess it's ok.

Andrius227 2 JUL 2021 a las 3:37 p. m.

Logitech G PRO Wireless. Been using it for ~3 months now and so far its great. Better than corsair mice anyway (i had like 6x M65's and they lasted UP TO 5 months, but usually less).

AustrAlien2010 2 JUL 2021 a las 3:54 p. m.

A malfunctioning one, with a broken left mouse button, so any time you click it, and you hold it down, it may rapid fire in very fast succession. You can't click that fast through any normal means. Its great. Its as if there's a turbo-button on it.

Última edición por AustrAlien2010; 2 JUL 2021 a las 4:25 p. m.

Illusion of Progress 2 JUL 2021 a las 5:47 p. m.

Publicado originalmente por Miss Ann Thrope:
Logitech G703 Lightspeed Wireless.

It's great.

Just looked it up, and was pleasantly surprised to see it's not full of buttons. I will have to give it a look when I need a new replacement.

I use a lesser M510 and it works absolutely fine for my needs, despite me generally avoiding wireless. Connection never cuts out, latency isn't noticeable, batteries last months on heavy use, I like it ergonomically, it doesn't glow like a beacon, and most of all, it doesn't have five million buttons (I actually like to avoid mice with more than the basic two buttons, scroll wheel, and side forward/back). Only issue is, I seem to need to replace them somewhat often (every two years I guess?). It's been various things with each one, like on one, the side back button broke in from wear, on another I think it was one of the main buttons, on another the scroll wheel was wearing. But Logitech has build quality that leaves much to be desired IMO (I even experience on this on their more expensive speakers and keyboards) so I'm not sure a more expensive mouse would last longer, or just "be better" but in places my current one is already sufficient for me.

Any input on how long you've had it? And is the LED something that can be disabled?

It's Chase 2 JUL 2021 a las 5:56 p. m.

Microsoft WMO. It was a popular mouse with Quake players. Been using it for years and see no reason to upgrade.

Illusion of Progress 2 JUL 2021 a las 7:08 p. m.

So a relatively short time still. Thanks for the mention, though. I'll have to weigh upon whether I want to try the gamble on "more expensive product will maybe last longer" but it traditionally hasn't worked out for me in the past with Logitech. But, if I want a "nicer" one to try it on versus the basic cheap ones I go through, that mouse looks to fit all my criteria.

UserNotFound 2 JUL 2021 a las 8:34 p. m.

Publicado originalmente por Miss Ann Thrope:
Logitech G703 Lightspeed Wireless.

It's great.

Yep, using this on my main rig, awesome mouse for sure!

r.linder 2 JUL 2021 a las 8:42 p. m.

Corsair Scimitar Pro and Kingston HyperX PulseFire FPS, both for a few years each.

The scimitar is a good "MMO/MOBA" mouse because of all of the extra buttons on the side, the panel of which can be moved to where it's most comfortable to use. Downside is, you're stuck with iCUE for controlling the buttons and making macros alongside the rather large cost to the CPU and RAM.

The PulseFire is a good alternative to Razer's DeathAdder, as they're almost identical in dimensions. The PulseFire is very light, fits nice in the palm, doesn't require any software (no RGB, just red), and is usually really cheap.

h@YLey11*K* 2 JUL 2021 a las 10:25 p. m.

Logitech Pro X Super light ( white ) -- using a laptop and so far so good , I like it since its cute, light and good to use ..

Monk 2 JUL 2021 a las 10:38 p. m.

I have 2 Asus rog spatha's, had them for 2 and probably nearly 4 years now, great mice wired or wireless, but, they are heavy (a plus for me) and very expensive, which is bad, but, I've usually had to replace mice in 6 months to a year at best before I got these.

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Lil C]-[ew C]-[ew is ☂д☂ 2 JUL 2021 a las 11:17 p. m.

Microsoft Sidewinder from 2009 and still in great shape although since I left click too much, it has been double clicking quite a lot since 2017. Asides from that malfunction everything else work fine.

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EliteGamer 2 JUL 2021 a las 11:28 p. m.

Logitech Pro X Superlight..... Even better than the G Pro Wireless which I had before. What can I say about the Pro X superlight other than it's a super light wireless mouse ,feels great in hand and a joy to use.

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Andrius227 2 JUL 2021 a las 11:33 p. m.

Publicado originalmente por EliteGamer:
Logitech Pro X Superlight..... Even better than the G Pro Wireless which I had before. What can I say about the Pro X superlight other than it's a super light wireless mouse ,feels great in hand and a joy to use.

I actually see 'super light' as a negative...

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EliteGamer 2 JUL 2021 a las 11:36 p. m.

Publicado originalmente por Andrius227:
Publicado originalmente por EliteGamer:
Logitech Pro X Superlight..... Even better than the G Pro Wireless which I had before. What can I say about the Pro X superlight other than it's a super light wireless mouse ,feels great in hand and a joy to use.

I actually see 'super light' as a negative...

It's better than the regular G Pro Wireless, I sold that ages ago!

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