No, My Favorite Mouse is Dying

[Koala]

Just got one of these earlier this year -- so worth it, it's awesome.

I've had it for about two months and I don't see myself replacing it with nothing less than this. The battery life is really impressive as well.

Love how you can customize each button to anything you wish.

 

[wolfson]

I've had it for about two months and I don't see myself replacing it with nothing less than this. The battery life is really impressive as well.

Love how you can customize each button to anything you wish.

Yeah, I can count on one hand the number of times I've had to charge it since I bought it.

My only gripe is that the Logitech settings app has developed a nasty habit of crashing whenever I try to customize app-specific settings...hopefully they fix that soon.

 

[omnichad]

I've had it for about two months and I don't see myself replacing it with nothing less than this. The battery life is really impressive as well.

Love how you can customize each button to anything you wish.

Hope it's better than the Performance Mouse MX. It was great, but the microswitches wore out after only a couple years on mine. Not worth paying $80 twice for. I think this is the replacement model.

 

[wolfson]

Hope it's better than the Performance Mouse MX. It was great, but the microswitches wore out after only a couple years on mine. Not worth paying $80 twice for. I think this is the replacement model.

You're right, it is. Hopefully the switches on this one are a bit more resilient.

I'll report back in 2 years, lol...

 

[Rosco]

I use a Logitech M570 Wireless Trackball Mouse. i love it. so smooth and easy to use. Plus you dont have to move it around!

 

[meynardhill10]

Nothing special with my mouse. I bought like $10 or less and when it dies I don't have ill feeling it's just normal.

 

[MichaelEC]

I just picked up a wireless Logitech trackball (on side) mouse, and I'm slowly falling in love.

However, as long as we're talking about high quality input devices, I swear by these mechanical keyboards; they are clones of the IBM model M: http://www.pckeyboard.com/page/product/UNI0P4A

I still have two I use in the shop. One I'm typing on right now. 1989 Model-M. The other is a 1987 Model-M.

I have an IBM mouse around here somewhere. I don't use it because it doesn't have a scroll wheel. It still works though.

 

[Garnett Francis]

I'm using this one.

 

[NETWizz]

My first ever keyboard looked like that. It didn't even have the Windows keys

 

[LivHolmes]

I am also using a Logitech mouse, M235. Been using it for more than a year now