need a mouse advice

Logitech are a good brand, never failed for me. You can buy them on their own or as a package with a keyboard, all at reasonable pricing too.
 
Get any mouse from logitech. cordless mice are a gimmick. they are annoying, the signal drops out, and you have to change batteries constantly, and some of them do lag.
 
You can get wireless magnetic induction mice!- they come with their own special mousepad and don't need batteries!!

I myself prefer trackballs as you can keep them in one place and once you get used to them, can be just as qiuck as mice. Again - Logitech do good ones:)
 
linkin93 said:
Get any mouse from logitech. cordless mice are a gimmick. they are annoying, the signal drops out, and you have to change batteries constantly, and some of them do lag.
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hmm, ive never had these problems. except the signal, but then i got this keyboard from scout (thanks) and the reciever is close. but the battry has gone for 7 months and its not dead yet. and lag is un notice able. but yes, logitechs are good. the g9x looks AMAZING, but i dont got the $$$. but if you need more buttons,look into the WarMouse, not sure when it come out though

http://www.engadget.com/2009/12/14/warmouse-meta-openofficemouse-has-a-new-name-same-18-buttons/
 
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linkin93 said:
Get any mouse from logitech. cordless mice are a gimmick. they are annoying, the signal drops out, and you have to change batteries constantly, and some of them do lag.
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I've never had a signal drop on mine...it's a $20 logitech travel mouse. The battery lasts somewhere around 6 months.
 
If you like being able to change the weight of your mosue then the logitech G5 (or G500, i think they discontinued the G5) is for you. it is corded though.
 
There's noticeable lags for old/cheap wireless mice. I've owned a few and it really shows when playing FPS games.
 
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