Most comfortable mouse to use

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MoreDents

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I'm looking for a mouse that is extremely comfortable. I don't care much for all the crazy extra features (except for the back/forward) button

I find this Microsoft mouse to be really comfortable. It's really light so it glides easy (unlike those chunky wireless mouses....*cough* Logitech MX100)

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I have this and I love it. The wheel is very quite, no annoying clicks, and it is very light, which I prefer over the heavy wireless mice with batteries.
 
yeah I have had the Microsoft wireless intellimouse 2.0 for a for line 4 years.... Other mice give me hand cramps sometimes. I can't believe it is still working awesome after all the abuse it's gotten and I only have to change to batteries no more then twice a year.

also I try out so many mice (mouses) at the store and don't like any of them other then the ones similar to this

also I would never go back to a wired mouse
 
rverhas said:
I have this and I love it. The wheel is very quite, no annoying clicks, and it is very light, which I prefer over the heavy wireless mice with batteries.
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That looks ideal, it even says "comfortable" in the name, haha

Would be even more ideal if the left and right click buttons had more of a "click" to them. Like a very tactile snapping click. Then that would be the perfect mouse

:D
 
I'm using Logitech's MX518 and it has a nice ergonomic feel to it. I will be purchasing the Razer DeathAdder which seems a bit less strenuous on the wrist.

But I can't say anything bad about Logitech and their comfort. They've been very comfortable throughout the years that I've had one.
 
Deathadder is very comfy and is a superb mouse to boot :)
 
I also love the in-hand shape of the Wireless Intellimouse 2.0 - other Logitechs have come and gone, but that stays in my inventory.

I like the Logitech Revolution VX (not the MX) - I don't have huge hands and the shape of the VX is just right. It's a better mouse than the Wireless Intellimouse all around, except for battery life under heavy mousing. The single cell limitation means it runs out of juice faster.
 
In the past I have always used (and loved) logitech optical mice because they were good performers and fairly comfortable. Now I use a razer copperhead which took some time to get accustomed to, but it feels so much nicer/comfortable than my old logitech mice (mouseman optical, mx500,mx518 and the g5).
 
[H]exx;1032292949 said:
After many years of switching mice I have finally moved back to my original MS Optical Mouse. It is the first version of the mouse with side buttons (1.1??). There is nothing that compares to the feel of this mouse....PLUS it has has had the shit kicked out of it over the past ~6 or 8yrs and works just fine in FPS, etc....when did it come out again??
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This old classic?

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(are those even side buttons....)
 
Gott said:
I'm using Logitech's MX518 and it has a nice ergonomic feel to it. I will be purchasing the Razer DeathAdder which seems a bit less strenuous on the wrist.

But I can't say anything bad about Logitech and their comfort. They've been very comfortable throughout the years that I've had one.
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Yeah it looks great. The buttons are MEAN looking. How do they click? Do they "snap" and have a nice loud audible *click?*

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MoreDents said:
Yeah it looks great. The buttons are MEAN looking. How do they click? Do they "snap" and have a nice loud audible *click?*
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Yes and they arent hard to press either.
The click is very assuring.
The blue light glow fades and comes back, it looks quite cool.
 
ive got a logitech g5 original. its pretty good other than the like bump on the right side of it for ur pinky to rest on or something.
 
I really like the feel of Razer's mice, especially the Copperhead and Diamondback. I use both daily. I can't stand the "upside down bowl" shape/feel of Logitech and Microsoft mice.
 
MX518 is by far my favorite.. Also the one I had right before the MX518.. I think it was an MX-310.. It was really comfortable to me also. I had two of them, and used them a few years. Then I decided to try the MX518 in December and I really like it a lot.. It's comfortable, in my opinion :)

I need to buy another one for my other computer instead of using an old ball mouse... I hate that thing... So I was trying to decide if I should try the G9 for gaming and stuff on the new computer, and just use the MX518 on my other computer... Or just sticking with the MX518 and buying a second one..
 
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