mouse or bamboo for a developer

[al404]

Hi my old laser mice from logitech doesn't work any more, it wasn't very fast and i'm searching to find a new mouse... NOT WIRLESS

i bought as a replacement the first mice i found, an entry optical logitech mice... and is very fast... but kind of small, like travel mouse
http://www.logitech.com/en-gb/mice-pointers/mice/devices/5473

so i thought that my old mice were not very good, i alway thought it was kind of slow

searching for a new mice the only one i found with a good size and laser is a microsoft one
Comfort Mouse 4500 - blu laser should be the best...
but is slow.. even with microsoft driver

so i'm wondering if is the mice size or the sensor laser / optical to make the difference
on a 27 display is a real pain a slow mice

i saw a cheap HP optimal mouse of a good size, HP KY619AA is about 10€

i'm not searching for a cheap mouse, but for a good AND FAST one

i'was also thinking about wacom bamboo touch, i'm a developer and i code for most o my day, i can't find review on this kind of
and i'm not even sue that is good for my hand to use that kind ok input

hope to ear something soon

 

[miles01110]

"Speed" of the cursor is usually a software setting, not a hardware quality issue.

I've been favoring the Razer mice lately; they're advertised as gaming mice, but in turn that translates into precision and comfort.

You say you don't want a wireless mouse, but I still think the Logitech MX Revolution is one of the best mice ever made. You can still find them if you look hard enough.

 

[JazzyFizzle]

Bamboo is usually for artists, digital painting etc.

I had a microsoft wireless mouse and it was very slow. It was heavy, and there was a delay between the mouse and the computer. Now I have a nice little wired Logitech. It has a high dpi (5000ish) and it is fast and very responsive.

My advice is to stick to wired if you want fast.

 

[al404]

@miles01110 it may just a software issue but i can't get it to work correctly, i already set at the most fast speed possible

@JazzyFizzle can you tell me your mouse model? thanks

i add microsoft 4500 screenshot specs