rMBP Mouse?

I prefer Logitech mice, such as my Logitech Anywhere Mouse MX™

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What makes a mouse the "best" is highly subjective. Go to a store and play with a few so you can decide for yourself.

 

IMHO, Magic Mouse must be the worse place of equipment ever produced by Apple, it has horrible ergonomy. For work, nothing beats the trackpad. For games, I use Razer Naga.

 

Razer Mamba 2012

 

http://www.google.com/products/cata...8&sa=X&ei=AT4tULnlCsPUygHutoC4Ag&ved=0CE8QrQQ

is what I use. Love it!

 

I use a (wired) Logitech G500 with Steermouse. I prefer wired mice because I hate batteries and the lag with wireless mice. For me, the G500 felt great ergonomically, offered numerous extra buttons and features (including the logitech smooth/click togglable mouse wheel scrolling feature -- awesome). I tried the Performance MX, but it tracks in an incredibly bizarre manner and it's kinda massive.

Steermouse is really an incredible application. Best $20 I have ever spent (you can try it free for 30 days). Steermouse enables context aware application mapping. This means I can have my mouse buttons (the G500 nets me an additional 5 buttons + the typical ones) mapped depending on what application I'm using. It's an extremely powerful and useful capability.

The magic mouse is a steaming pile of crap for serious use. Probably the worst product Apple has ever put forth. Do yourself a favor and get a real mouse. It's unfortunately that driver support for Mac is so bad, but third party programs like USB Overdrive and Steermouse remedy this issue.

 

I'm using the Logitech M555b (bluetooth) mouse. I've used the Magic Mouse in the past, but for some applications (i.e., gaming) that mouse really falls flat on the usability front.

 

Magic Mouse + Magic TrackPad (when connected to a TBD).

 

I use a Logitech M525 wireless mouse with the little nano receiver. Works great.

 

I second this, although I have the Performance Mouse MX.

 

Thirded, as far as for portability. And seconded for the awesomeness of the Performance MX.

 

The Logitech Performance MX has terrific ergonomics and capability for home use. For portable use, I have their Anywhere MX.

 

Exactly the same. When I'm at home performance MX is wonderful. Not too fond of the scroll wheel though. And the Anywhere MX is for school.

 

This is what I have. My last one died after a couple years. Loved it so much replaced it with another one.

 

Razor Orochi!

Bluetooth and seriously awesome!

 

this baby:

http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Blue...-2-spell&keywords=logtech+bluetooth+amc+mouse

 

Agree, Magic Mouse is a pos, horrible ergonomics and use. I just could never get used to it. Love my Logitec for my desktops and laptops if I want to use it with them, but I generally just use the trackpad on the laptops.

 

I roll one of these bad boys for home: http://www.logitech.com/en-us/mice-pointers/mice/marathon-mouse-m705

And a magic mouse for work. I have to say the magic mouse really isn't too bad, infact if you use full screen apps it's pretty useful being able to just flick back and forth between. Plus I find scrolling better than the logitech. I always thought they sucked but having used one for a while I quite like them

 

I agree... I understand that the MM isn't perfect for everyone,but its a very convenient mouse to have with OSX. The price is a little high for the lack of popularity though. I've played Diablo 3 with it, and it was good enough.

 

I love the Razer mice--not sure if I would specifically get that one but I know I'd find one of theirs to love.

 

Ditto. Works great even in Windows apps via Parallels.

 

The magic mouse is 10x better than most logitech mice.

Sure, if you're gaming you'll want something else, but for actual work it's perfect.