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CerebroDragon · 07-13-2011, 02:40 AM

G'day Sever! (long time no see, mate)

I've gone from the nastiest al-cheapo USB mice, to my most recent about six months ago that cost about $40 AU off ebay. It's a reasonably sturdy Logitech Mx-518, which I must say from personal experience, has probably been my hardiest mouse in terms of longevity and capacity to take punishment under times of duress.

I haven't gone yet to fully wireless as my brother has though, as I'm not real keen on the idea of my mouse suddenly stopping dead in the middle of a game.

I quite like the browser back button my mouse (which I've got used to) and the ability to increase the dpi. But in any case, Bungleau has provided sound advice!

07-13-2011, 02:40 AM	#5
CerebroDragon Red Wizard of Thay Join Date: March 2, 2003 Location: Ballarat, Australia. Age: 46 Posts: 878	Re: In the market for mice! G'day Sever! (long time no see, mate) I've gone from the nastiest al-cheapo USB mice, to my most recent about six months ago that cost about $40 AU off ebay. It's a reasonably sturdy Logitech Mx-518, which I must say from personal experience, has probably been my hardiest mouse in terms of longevity and capacity to take punishment under times of duress. I haven't gone yet to fully wireless as my brother has though, as I'm not real keen on the idea of my mouse suddenly stopping dead in the middle of a game. I quite like the browser back button my mouse (which I've got used to) and the ability to increase the dpi. But in any case, Bungleau has provided sound advice! __________________ Diddledy High, Diddledy Low, Come Brave Blood Sheep, You've a goodly way to go. - Brilhasti Ap Tarj