logitech mouse recommendation

[drewsy1]

i was hoping to get one of those new logitech notebook mice for my white leopard os mac book that i'll be receiving from my high school next year. I'm not sure, however, if this is a good idea, as logitech is a third-party company and my mac might not like it (forgive the personification). should i buy the mouse? i dislike the single-button touchpad and i don't want to spend on an apple MightyMouse. do you think the logitech would work okay?


please don't recommend another mouse based on personal taste, i'd like to keep it straight and to the point

 

[GoCubsGo]

The logitech will work straight out of the box no issues. I like the little v270 or whatever the model #.

 

[mooblie]

If the Logitech Mouse is a "standard" two-button, clickable-scroll-wheel mouse with a wired USB plug, you should be able to just plug-and-go.

Which particular mouse is it?
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Edit: Ah!... Cordless/Bluetooth, or wired USB?

 

[drewsy1]

If the Logitech Mouse is a "standard" two-button, clickable-scroll-wheel mouse with a wired USB plug, you should be able to just plug-and-go.

Which particular mouse is it?
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Edit: Ah!... Cordless/Bluetooth, or wired USB?

think it's cordless. saw it in hastings one day, bright green. i love green thanks guys. will definitely buy

 

[old-wiz]

cordless mice have two options for connection :

a. Connect a usb dongle to the computer, which communicates with the mouse.

b. Bluetooth mouse, which communicates directly to the bluetooth chip in the computer.

bluetooth mice cost more. Both will work, the bluetooth doesn't need the little dongle sitting on the usb port, where its easily broken off.