Lucien_Lachance just cant beat the logitech G603,works great, also great for gaming, and the replaceable batteries last a year. also has on board memory so once you've programmed the buttons (in windows :/ ) they stick
henkesteen At work, with a MacBook Pro with Solus, I just use the touchpad, it's good enough. At home, I use a Steelseries Rival mouse, great for everyday use and gaming. FYI, I'm not a mouse geek
Neumie I use a logitech performance MX wireless mouse. I also use a K270 keyboard. They both connect to the same unifying receiver. The only thing that doesnt work is the zoom button where your thumb rests. I havent looked into getting it to work in fairness. The 2 main buttons, the forward and backward buttons and the scroll wheel work just fine.
[deleted] I ordered a Logitech G403 Prodigy - apparently it has a onboard memory so i can store whatever macro i want to the top button! Ill let you know when it arrives after the weekend - thanks forall the replies 🙂
[deleted] [deleted] I ordered a Logitech G403 Prodigy - apparently it has a onboard memory so i can store whatever macro i want to the top button! Ill let you know when it arrives after the weekend - thanks forall the replies 🙂 Got the mouse a couple of minutes ago, installed piper with libratbag, fired it up and set my keys the way i like it and that was that. Hassle free! loving it! edit: spoke too soon! Turns out it doesnt save to onboard memory so when i reboot the rgb goes crazy until i login and the drivers gets to do their thing. Still loving it 😛
SuperJC710e I have a Logitech G502 and I'm not even a gamer. I just like to stay wired and have a responsive mouse alongside my Das Model S Professional "Silent" (Cherry MX Brown) mechanical keyboard. They are plugged into my Lenovo docking station for my laptop.
Harvey Logitech G502. Adjust DPI on the fly Switch scroll wheel between free spin and the more traditional scroll 11 Programmable buttons (3 of those are the scroll wheel - left, right and click which i don't really count) Change DPI on the fly Adjustable weights Onboard memory You can turn off the RGB (Lights annoy me) Has software in the Solus repository called "piper" to change mouse settings (Supports a lot of Logitech stuff) I'm happy with it. Only cost me like $70~ AUD on ebay with promotional code, which i think is a fair price. Most popular Australian retail outlets were trying to sell it for $109 AUD. I hate how expensive mouses have gotten. I previously had a Razer Naga (the original one) and it lasted what feels like 10 years but I really didn't want to spend $139 AUD on the new Razer Naga Trinity.
brent Shocks me to see Logitech has the upper echelon of the market for you all. Had no clue. I have a bottom of the barrel K series Logi wireless mouse/key. Nothing fancy at all. Doesn't feel ergonomically wonderful. I have to bang the crumbs out of the keyboard every couple weeks. Does what $40 USD (for the combo) needs it to do. Nothing magical. If you are into the whole brick and mortar experience like I am, it's the monopoly mouse; the people's mouse I guess. That's a generational difference. In no brick and mortar store in the usa will you see the high-end logitech mice and keys you all refer to. Just the low end like mine. My experience anyway. Interesting thread. Still makes me wonder: where is their competition?
[deleted] brent Still makes me wonder: where is their competition? That is the question! Skimming through all the mouse manufacturers i can think of not many work in linux unless as i said u go for the driverless mice. For example Roccats linux drivers that used to be praised are now abandoned Razer linux drivers work but getting a newish mouse supported also seems hard. Which leaves Logitech that seems reasonably updated.. edit links: https://github.com/openrazer/openrazer http://roccat.sourceforge.net/ https://github.com/libratbag (logitech)
brent Fatih19 schools, office, my house, your house, your mechanic's entrance, your church, your grandma...left click right click wheel and wireless. Basic mouse. I'm just saying I've never walked into a usa electronics store (I visit plenty) and seen what was in this great thread as far as high-end logitech stuff. Interesting that it's mostly one company. Don't get me wrong: a usb mouse and keyboard is primitive to me...
brent [deleted] interesting isn't it? I'd say by design but things morph too fast anymore. good research.
catfishsushi I use a "Talon-Blu" mouse, Ambidextrous, adjustable DPI up to 3000, nice Blue LED, quality wheel is forgiving of greasy fingers too...lol, and cost effective, under $50 USD.
pappfer I use the Logitech MX Anywhere 2, I can truly recommend it. I wish it was a little bit more quiet on button click, but other than that this is the perfect mouse for me. I'm also thinking about buying a Logitech keyboard. How could I set it up so that the mouse and the keyboard would use the same unifying receiver?
