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Logitech, of course! ... My good old Ifeel has never failed me!

Logitech Optical Wheel Mouse.

Logitech MX 700!
Great mouse for everything!
Comfort and designed with the user inmind

|Drew|

I agree!

The MS Wheelmouse Optical...



Still my favourite mouse after 2 years, despite not liking the new Logitech MX 700 or the MS Wireless Optical Mouse (Periwinkle)

i love my wireless intelimouse explorer

MS Intellimouse Explorer 3.0

Logitech track ball mouse, best one yet.

IntelliMouse® Explorer

edit: about the picture above, ms just updated the mouse on their page
so this is the new intellimouse explorer I've the older one


rules!!
also http://www.func.net / surface 1030 mouse pad!! best for gaming...!!
I had Wireless IntelliMouse® Explorer got sick of changing/recharging battery..
haven't tried the new 3x longer...

Microsoft Optical Mouse Blue



Better then my old Dell Black Mouse that comes with all the Dell Demension PC's that I have had for quite long while then it starts messing up.

Also use Logitech mouses and they are awesome also.

Sorry, but I don't quite agree with you there, I'm using a MS Intellimouse (Black) PS/2 and it hasn't messed up for me ever! It's a ball mouse so have to clean it out now and then but honestly, I don't mind.

You have to do the same with ball-less mouses anyway cos the surface of the little smooth bits picks up the dirty so you're cleaning it now and then like you would be with a ball mouse but in a different way.

It also rocks in gaming btw , Allsop is the best mat! only £6 in PC World, and afaik, it's the only place that sells them in the UK

Logitech moseman cordless

Logitech Trackball, 2nd one i purchased in a row..

MS Intellimouse Optical.. i love it that my mouse is ball-less and pretty red lights

Logitech Trackman Vista - old but its big enough for my hand

some old honeywell mouse... cuts sick... so accurate... and i have some logitech wireless.. it has a tendancy to drop movement if its more than 30cm from the reciever... buts it alright.
my friend swapped out the red led from his mouse and made it blue... looks cool, but only works on some surfaces

Logitech Cordless Desktop MX Set, because the M$ drivers are spyware.
The drivers going to the web and will update, but he found no update since 2 years, although new versions are available.

IBM Optical Scrollpoint...... smooth movement, the best mouse I have ever used.

My Microsoft optical mouse has just died and been buried after four years of faithful service Replaced it with a Logitech Pilot Wheel Mouse Optical because it was £10 cheaper than the Microsoft mouse but wished I hadn't bothered The mouse pointer keeps disappearing to the bottom left of the screen for no reason completely at random. It's driving me nuts!

The Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer is nice when it's new, but the paint wears off after a few weeks and eventually the cord shorts out. I've lost two of them because of that, so I bought a Logitech MX500 and I'm very happy with it so far. Takes a while to get used to the smaller size though.

My Intellimouse Explorer
Born 2002 - Died 2004

Mice?... Hmm.. Don't like them. Thumb Trackball. Logitech Trackman Marble+.

I've been using a MS IntelliMouse Explorer 3.0 at work and home for the past year or so and I've really liked it.
I recently bought a Logitech MX310 to use on my T221 workstation at work. This system has been a real joy and pain to work with, it's a 23 inch 9.2 mega pixel LCD @ 204DPI so it looks wonderful and it's a joy to look at, but because of the high resolution you have to move the mouse repeatedly to get to the other side of the monitor. So I figured I'd try the 800DPI Logitech mouse and see if that helped.
It did, in so far as I can now move from edge to edge in a single hand movement but it's impossible to aim accurately at that speed. I tinkered with the mouse speed settings for days hoping to find the magic combination that would be acceptable, but no luck. So I went back to the MS mouse, I prefered it's feel better anyway. The Logitech was too high in the back of the mouse for my liking anyway.

Maybe I should get a digitizer again... I used a Calcomp Drawingboard III for years when I did AutoCAD work and I loved it's 16 button cordless puck, I think I still have one in in the attic somewhere...
The way a digitizer works as an absolute coordinate system is very intutive and once you use one for a while you'll be hooked on the great control it gives.
Say that reminds me, you can get a mouse for Wacoms... I have a Wacom hooked up here...
Off to find a 4D mouse on eBay for my Wacom tablet...