What mouse do you have?

[Guest johno]

logitech g500 ftw

[Guest Neon]

Mine is Microsoft Explorer

[Guest Roy]

iball...

[Guest adam295]

logitech LX8

[Guest gogol2]

I'm having optical mouse by Logitech.

[Guest Vehuiah]

i not have a mouse u.u... but i use my joystick of PS3 to play xP!

[Guest love352]

Got a Razer mouse and a Razer Mouse Pad

[Guest SecretAgent]

I have a Razor Deathadder

[Guest albert7861]

Optical logitech

[Guest yakima]

I just found a Logitech M505 lasor and it has a function that allows you to use the wheel to go back and forward on web pages. No more back buttons or using the back arrow in the toolbar. Great Device.

[Guest Tudor]

A4Tech with a mouse-pad

[Guest keshava]

iball Optical Mouse.

[Guest necro]

i got a logitech optical mouse.

[Joonm]

I have an standard mouse :|

[Guest asil]

A.Tech optical mouse

[Guest TheSeller]

i use logitech

[Guest painter]

2 types: for general use smallest ones aka mini-mouse etc. They don't strain the muscles in the palm and top parts of fingers. With a normal big mouse after persistent long use the hand is actually damaged with RSI. This was my personal experience too. 2nd type is 'flat mouse' which gives extra precision in graphics apps and is standard in high-end SFX, design, CAD, architecture, etc. Both types are very cheap on ebay except for a very high precision flat mouse.

For using a mouse over long periods a 'wrist rest' is esential. Then the arm & hand feel as though they are not working. Google-images for DIY versions where a small soft toy or sock filled with soft materials are used. The good ones sold have small balls in them that massage the wrist and are even beter.

[Guest njp]

Still using the Logitech G5 Laser (wired), 5 years and still going strong! Militant mouse!

[Guest adinik]

I had all kinds of mice were all corrupt after a while are now a fan microsoft mouse

[Guest Trader]

2 types: for general use smallest ones aka mini-mouse etc. They don't strain the muscles in the palm and top parts of fingers. With a normal big mouse after persistent long use the hand is actually damaged with RSI. This was my personal experience too. 2nd type is 'flat mouse' which gives extra precision in graphics apps and is standard in high-end SFX, design, CAD, architecture, etc. Both types are very cheap on ebay except for a very high precision flat mouse.

For using a mouse over long periods a 'wrist rest' is esential. Then the arm & hand feel as though they are not working. Google-images for DIY versions where a small soft toy or sock filled with soft materials are used. The good ones sold have small balls in them that massage the wrist and are even beter.

nice ctrl+v :P

[Guest seedking]

I have a logitech g500 best mouse ever but now its messing up

[Guest Smithx2]

my mouse is hairless

;)

[Guest poulch]

I have right now Logitec MX 518 Great Mouse

[Guest gatts]

a logitech G500.

[Guest Smithx2]

my mouse is hairless

;)

Razer Lachesis

I've had it for about three or four years and I've yet to be disappointed.

Granted it was rather expensive, about $70, it is by far the most precise and useful mouse I've used.

Nine programmable buttons, 4000dpi, multiple profiles... and its sexy as hell.