I dont know why, but the VX Nano seriously hurts my pinky after a few minutes of use.Logitech VX Nano all the way![]()
I use a Logitech MX-518. It's wired. It's branded as a "gaming" mouse, so its nicely weighted and has great tracking along with DPI (sensitivity) adjustment. I also like that it has six buttons, which I assigned to Exposé & Spaces. (Eight buttons if you use SteerMouse.)
My son wants a mouse to use with his MacBook. I've read some awful reviews of the mighty mouse so I thought I'd ask which mouse some of you use and what are the pros and cons of each. He doesn't care if the mouse is wired or not.
Thanks
My son wants a mouse to use with his MacBook. I've read some awful reviews of the mighty mouse so I thought I'd ask which mouse some of you use and what are the pros and cons of each. He doesn't care if the mouse is wired or not.
Thanks
I use the (wired) Mighty Mouse and give it four out of five stars. You have to pay attention when you're surfing, lest you trick it into thinking that you are right-clicking instead of left-clicking, or vice-versa. I have configured the buttons for spaces, expose, and dashboard. Works great. Cord is exactly the right length.I've read some awful reviews of the mighty mouse so I thought I'd ask which mouse some of you use and what are the pros and cons of each.
I have this mouse also, and it's really great. Good size, easily accessible buttons, lots of buttons, great tracking. Really, it's the perfect mouse, except for the wire.
I love my Logitech MX1000, but I have the radio wireless version (NOT the bluetooth which I've heard has issues). I don't think it's made anymore, but I got a good deal on a used one on Ebay. To me it's it's the perfect balance of form and function- and not bad at all for gaming. The MX518 felt really good at the store too, but that one's wired. Both worth checking out. Good luck!