recommend me a good mouse to buy
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TerryLon
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recommend me a good mouse to buy
This thing I have is too small for my hand, I want simple style one but large enough to handle comfortably not a mini thing like this I have.
- bill
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go to best buy and find one that feels good in your hand ... if you have a local best buy
what feels good on your hand might not feel good in another guys hand
what feels good on your hand might not feel good in another guys hand
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Colmike7
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I still have the mouse that came with the Diablo 3 deluxe bundle, still works great lol. I do prefer a smaller metal mouse, though.
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I have a Logitech now and works fine, only cost me 20 bucks or so.
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I had exactly the same problem and today i got this https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/TeckNet-USB- ... 2749.l2649
seems ok so far and good that you can adjust the DPI. Helps when your doing graphics work
seems ok so far and good that you can adjust the DPI. Helps when your doing graphics work
- DonMK
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Once I got my first cordless mouse I never went back to the old cord ones.
- HeidiHoe
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Logitech wireless. Around 6 bucks or so. Works great, good on batteries, lasts forever. I have 3 of them. The oldest one has the logo worn off and still keeps on clicking.
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what I have and using right this minute
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a very long time ago I paid $120 for one now they are 1/20th of that price.
- jag
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My first mouse was an IBM 25 years ago and it was very solid and made a nice click , now they are all plasticy feeling light things.
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- bestfreeporn
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The best I have seen for sale is about $100 bucks and is the Surface Arc Mouse (Cobalt Blue)
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For $100 I can buy a new one every year for 10 yearsbestfreeporn wrote: ↑August 27th, 2019, 6:44 amThe best I have seen for sale is about $100 bucks and is the Surface Arc Mouse (Cobalt Blue)
- shoopa
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N+Most of the time I use the scratch pad on my laptop, you really do not need a mouse.
- HeidiHoe
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Wow, my 1st one back in the 80s was a bargain then at $80. Back then it was a nice to have optional purchase.
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I bought mine at a dollar store and it cost me $5 no name brand and just works well.