What multi-button mouse do you like?

Logitech MX310

 

I use the Logitech MX518, its a bit of a gamer mouse, but I do like having Exposé and back and forwards at my finger tips.

 

Logitech VX Revo...I want the VX Nano though..

 

How did you make that mouse work?

I had one, and gave it away because it wouldn't work on my Mac Mini. The pointer moved, but the clicks didn't register. I tried all kinds of things, Logitech blew me off for using a Mac. The 518 was awesome on my PC, but if it doesn't work with my Mac, it's not getting used.

I use an MX500 because it did work.

 

I LOVE the Mighty Mouse....

 

Mice. Ugh. Been a trackball user since the late 80's. Right now a Kensington Orbit. Pretty reliable and comfy.

 

It works fine as long as you don't install the Logitech Mac software (as its not a supported mouse). Then to configure the buttons I use USB Overdrive.

 

Major Kudos to you! I recently upgraded to a Kensington Expert trackball from an old (serial!) Fellowes trackball. The new Kensington may have set me back £75, but so far it has been worth every penny. I have the four buttons set as left-, right-, middle- & double- click. Of course, I use a mouse for gaming though (Razer Krait).

I always found it strange that Apple sells single button mice when their OS relies upon having a two button mouse...

 

why dont you like the revo?

 

Nothing wrong with the revo. I just want the nano's receiver

 

So, what you're saying, is that I gave a perfectly good mouse to my brother in law, because I didn't know Macrumors was here back then.

D'oh!

Thanks for the link.

 

I personally love the Mighty Mouse, nicely shaped and looks so damn cool. I find it nice and ergonomic but I could see it being less comfy if you have larger hands than myself.
The killer I think is that it ties in so well with OS X (oddly enough) and really enhances the time spent using it.
Also looks superfly when used with your Mac

 

Mighty mouse gets my vote too ....

The MX Revolution is also cool ..

 

Another trackball user here. I canNOT get used to a mouse that actually moves around.

Logitech Marble mouse, with 4 buttons in addition to the trackball.

 

The one thing that I have really welcomed in moving to the Kensington Expert is the 'scroll ring' - too often trackballs have no dedicated scroll function, which is fine if you're running full screen & cab just roll across to the edge of the window, but it starts to get annoying wasting time finding scrollbars when you have loads nested in frames or the such. And as we're posting pictures, this is my baby;

 

I use a MS Optical mouse blue.

 

Logitech G7-works without needing any drivers for my Mac. Built in battery meter.

Side button auto configured for Expose.

 

My favorite 2 mice are: Logitech MX 400, and Microsoft Wireless Optical Mouse 5000

 

I am currently using the Logitech VX Nano. I like it a lot.

 

Same and I elaborated in this older thread. Just to reiterate, I am not a gamer, but I just plain love this mouse.

 

After two Mighty Mice I bought myself a Logitech MX620 for €50 (about $50 in the US I guess). Wireless, works great, horizontal scrolling (but doesn't work that well) and drivers for Mac. It has 4 programmable buttons, 2 mouse buttons and a scroll wheel.

Oh yes, and it works on 2 AA batteries (not-chargeable).