New Mouse. OMG WOW.

I'm still a big fan of the ADB Mouse II. I even got an ADB>USB adapter so I can still use it

 

I'm still rocking the old corded Apple Mighty Mouse with my MP4,1. Every 18-24 months the trackball craps out and I buy a new mouse for $49.99; I just consider it a business expense. Reason I stuck with the Mighty Mouse was button 4 & 5 and Exposé, but since Mountain Lion that doesn't work the same anymore.

I tried a few third-party (corded) mice, but none felt right.

Since I already got used to it on my MacBookAir, I now have the first-generation trackpad and I love it. The newer trackpad is overpriced ($129?!?) and needs Yosemite or ElCap anyway (still on Mavericks here).

For certain things I still prefer the Mighty Mouse (mostly older applications) but the trackpad is the future for me. No latency or anything, as responsive and seamless as the built-in one on the MBA.

 

Have you tried the paper trick?

Get a white piece of paper and turn the Might Mouse™ upside down and draw (with some good pressure) 8's repetitively with your track ball. Been fixing mine this way for eons. No need to buy new! ;-)

Edit: Here's some dude doing it: youtube

 

Hey thanks! Just tried it and it worked.

 

Happy to help!

 

Mouse lagging for me too though I fixed this already with the wireless trackpad

I find it weird since both mouse and trackpad operate in the same distance and bluetooth version

 

Yeah, I did that a couple of times. The first time (like 8 years ago?) it worked well, but over time it becomes progressively less effective. Specifically, sidewards-scrolling never goes back to perfect. So eventually I decided to just buy a new one. I'm on #3 now, I think. And the trackpad of course.

 

It's the wireless Logitech Performance MX Mouse for me

Lou

 

Logitech wireless mouses works perfectly and have zero noticeable lag. I own the new MX Master and the Anywhere2 Mouse. Sadly my hands ache from large mouses over a long period of time, so the Anywhere2 is my choice. The only useful thing to do with the apple mouse is throwing it in the trashbin, its useless. Im also annoyed that they all started using chargable battery. the Anywhere Mouse 1 could hold battery for 6 months, anywhere2 needs to be charged every second week.
Also I noticed that bluetooth on Mac isnt perfect. I have had problems with the new Magic Keyboard when typing really fast as well as previous keyboards. I always thought that it was me typing mistakes. But after switching to a Windows custom built PC I don't write the same mistakes anymore, the keyboard works flawlessly. I bought the Windows Designer Keyboard - a pure ripoff from the apple keyboard, except in black and with numeric keyboard. But they got it right, it has long life with replaceable battery, NO LAG and the build quality is as nice as the apple keyboard.

 

I'm still Apple Mighty-corded since 2008!

Cheers

 

logitech make relay good mice & have good wariness (relay important as i can ware throu the cable in 1-2 years so i tend to get 1-3 mice for the price of one with a 3-5 year warranty).

all wires less mice have some delay :E there good for laptops and siting room tables with apple tv's etc but suck for work.

used to have a Bluetooth mouse id work with Photoshop on my laptop with & relay hated doing anything like masking as the lag makes it so hard to work.

logitech has some mice that use inferred instead of Bluetooth (via a usb dongle on computer) there meant to be almost lag free but cost a lot more if you need no cables.

 

Apple hasn't made a decent pointing device (mouse or trackpad) since they introduced USB on the original iMac.

I use Logitech mice. Years and years of ease-of-use.
Will never use an Apple pointing device again (and I've been using Macs since '87!).

 

When did Apple ever make a good mouse? I been using Macs since 1984 and NEVER used a Mac mouse. Most of them have been Logitech Mice since I can remember!

 

Did you saw antenna leads as described in another post? I found that a basic requirement for ALL Mac Pros (I have a 2,1, 3,1, and 5,1.) It is still not as good as others, but mice, keyboards and trackpads are behaving.

 

Logitech Anywhere2 - notebook
Logitech MX Master - desktop

either won't disappoint and i use ControllerMate for programming the back/forward buttons, FREE and more stable than other programs...

 

I'm using the Roccat Kone XTD, fantastic mouse for Windows and OS X!