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SteelBlueTJ

macrumors 6502
Original poster
Apr 2, 2012
442
60
USA
I have the Magic Mouse and it's just ok. It lags big time with my Mac Pro and randomly disconnects on me too often. I've done all the troubleshooting I can do and I've decided to look into other mice, for that reason as well as wanting something more ergonomic. The two I have narrowed down are the Logitech MX Performance and the Logitech Trackball M570. I've tried them both in Staples and they both feel great. The trackball is almost half the cost of the MX. Both are comfortable. I never had a trackball mouse before so I can't decide. Any of you have one of these and can give me some advice? Thanks
 

MisterMe

macrumors G4
Jul 17, 2002
10,709
69
USA
A mouse is a very low data rate device. Your problem is not your mouse. Just because you can't fix your problem does not mean that no one can fix your problem. If you don't fix the problem, then it is likely to still be there after you install a new mouse.
 
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