What is a mouse? A miserable little pile of secrets. But enough talk… Have at you!

PSX controller! in future will change to an real joystick, like those Logitech ones with buttons on top... everyone knows the real way to control a pointer on the screen is with an airplane like joystick.

I have a wireless Victsing mouse and keyboard combo

Love my Razer Basilisk X Hyperspeed..More than a gaming mouse..!

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  • Post #72

Got tired of buying Logitech RX250 over and over again so I got a Zowie FK1. While apparently a gaming mouse, it's pretty basic but it doesn't require any software.

    On my workstation I used a Logitech g502 for years, gave that to my daughter when I got a G Pro on sale.

    I'm using Gamdias Demeter E2

    I mostly use Razer Viper Mini , I have second mouse HyperX pulsefire Pro witch I don't use that much since there is no Ngenuity software fork for linux unfortunately. Maybe it will happen someday 🤞

    razer basilisk ultimate. set it up once in windows and got rid of the software. works well
    i got tired of logitech mice breaking after a couple of months (backwards scroll bug, double click bug)
    shame, logitech used to make decent stuff until a few years ago

    downhill That link showed the real human physical cost of computing and the extended section on logi mouses was eye-opening. Even he had to concede that switching to the Dvorak was a bandaid in the long run. What I'm shocked that guy DID NOT talk about was the eyes. Since Covid/working from home my eyes are computer funky. I'm seriously considering going back to outdoor work. My wife brought some cheapy blue-light computer glasses for us that seemed to make no difference. May bring that up on another thread. I took too much bandwidth for this reply🙂

        [deleted] as one who buys the same logi over and over, how do you like the zowie? looks like a normal mouse to me (I like normal mices) with a wonderfully high palm arch.

            brent Perhaps the individual hasn't experienced eye issues. I have read recently that blue light is one cause, or one suspected cause, of macular degeneration. I read about that in a book about DMSO (a sulphur compound derived from the processing of wood).

            ...cheapy blue-light computer glasses...that seemed to make no difference. Well, maybe you got what you paid for. I have read that you can get blue light filtering in prescription glasses.

            You didn't take up too much bandwidth. Thank you for sharing your opinion.

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              brent I needed a non-fancy durable and symmetric mouse and to me it does the job. The DPI levels are 400/800/1600/3200 if that matters to you.

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                MSI Clutch GM08

                tresjam Yep, just save the settings to the internal mouse memory and you are good to go. But a little bit annoying that you have to use Windows for that.