best optical mouse for powerbook?

[swiss switcher]

who can recomend me a precise, handy optical mouse to use with a 17" pb?
doesn't has to be wireless.

 

[michaelrjohnson]

I use a Logitech MX300 that I've had for a year or so. I'm very happy with it, and it's only $30US.

 

[johnnowak]

The Pro Mouse. Anyone who uses more than one button is a panzy.

 

[nospleen]

The Pro Mouse. Anyone who uses more than one button is a panzy.

That was funny! I use the wireless rechargeable Kensington and I love it... I guess that makes me a panzy.

 

[krimson]

i have the kensington wired optical mouse.

I'd say go try all of them on display, and see what fits your hand then choose from those... if it doesn't feel good in your hand, it'll never be precise.

 

[Nuc]

Logitech Mx510

This is a great mouse. Can program the 8 buttons to do about anything. Any Logitech mouse would be a good buy, just depends on how many functions you want...

Nuc

 

[live4ever]

Damn that red mx510 looks nice!

 

[LeeTom]

Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer

I gotta say, this mouse is awesome. I've been using it since 2000, when it came out. Plus, they have a bluetooth version.

Lee Tom

 

[micvog]

I second the Intellimouse Explorer. The extra buttons, which I have assigned to the Expose hotkeys, makes me a productive "panzy", even on a 12" screen. No problems with the mouse, and it matches the PB well.

 

[sandmann41]

I got a MX-900 today, really like it so far.

 

[Coolvirus007]

The intellimouse optical is the best. Its cheap but its got the best grip. I bought a kensington rechargeable wireless studio mouse but the its not very smooth and the touch sensative scrolling seems like a great idea but its horrible to use. Also the charger blinks rapidly when the mouse is moving to show that its recieving but that gets annoying (you can't hide it because is the reciever as well as the charger).