I looked at the pictures from the sticky about the mice style and I am pretty sure I am a palm grip because I have large hands, unless I default to that because the mouse is small. I use a razer exactmat Xpeed mat I got ages ago, I use the smooth side, mouse needs to glide.
Long story short, I started with an Logitech MX1000, I used to love it until right click started failing, I had a refurb g7 I got cheap and that replaced it. The G7 tracked really good, was comfortable with the exception that the scroll wheel was really stiff and made my finger hurt when I used it, battery life was abysmal compared to mx1000, started having disconnecting issues which I heard was common on those, it was out of warranty so I retired it.
Next was wired mouse that I got from work years ago razer habu, scroll wheel is great, nice mouse, tracking is a lot sloppier than the g7, has a wire issue and moving it the wrong way will cause it to disconnect so I really need to find a proper replacement.
I would prefer wireless solutions providing the mouse does not have interference issues like the g7.
I hate the pull on wired mice, specially since the tower is so far away.
scroll wheel must not be stiff to the point of hurting my fingers like the g7.
Do they still make them with good battery life like the mx1000, g7 battery life was abysmal.
I like to use my mouse on a smooth surface, razer exactmat.
good tracking, habu for some reason is sloppier tracking than old g7.
Prefer Laser, definitely no IR mice, I think MS has a tech called blue trac or something that was supposed to replace laser but never picked up.
Are dual laser mice good or are they more problem since it's tracking 2 different areas?
Who's leading in mice these days? logitech? razer?
Thanks for reading this, would have a lot more idea of what's happening with mouse but things have changed a lot since the last time I looked at them, a lot more competitive brands now.
Long story short, I started with an Logitech MX1000, I used to love it until right click started failing, I had a refurb g7 I got cheap and that replaced it. The G7 tracked really good, was comfortable with the exception that the scroll wheel was really stiff and made my finger hurt when I used it, battery life was abysmal compared to mx1000, started having disconnecting issues which I heard was common on those, it was out of warranty so I retired it.
Next was wired mouse that I got from work years ago razer habu, scroll wheel is great, nice mouse, tracking is a lot sloppier than the g7, has a wire issue and moving it the wrong way will cause it to disconnect so I really need to find a proper replacement.
I would prefer wireless solutions providing the mouse does not have interference issues like the g7.
I hate the pull on wired mice, specially since the tower is so far away.
scroll wheel must not be stiff to the point of hurting my fingers like the g7.
Do they still make them with good battery life like the mx1000, g7 battery life was abysmal.
I like to use my mouse on a smooth surface, razer exactmat.
good tracking, habu for some reason is sloppier tracking than old g7.
Prefer Laser, definitely no IR mice, I think MS has a tech called blue trac or something that was supposed to replace laser but never picked up.
Are dual laser mice good or are they more problem since it's tracking 2 different areas?
Who's leading in mice these days? logitech? razer?
Thanks for reading this, would have a lot more idea of what's happening with mouse but things have changed a lot since the last time I looked at them, a lot more competitive brands now.
