I am currently using an Apple Magic Mouse 2 and I used to think that it was amazing. However lately I have realised that it might not actually be that comfortable in long term usage. This has become quite apparent recently especially when gaming which requires intense focus. I find that the sides of the mouse tend to feel quite sharp if you hold it too tight. And lets not forget about the Apple Magic Mouse 2's biggest flaw...
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I love the way this post specifies, "computer" mouse.
Because otherwise most of us would post pictures of field mice. You know your audience too well!
Hi, Ben Sinclair
A computer mouse is a handheld hardware input device that controls a cursor in a GUI (graphical user interface) and can move and select the text, icons, files, and folders on your computer.
For desktop computers, the mouse is placed on a flat surface (e.g., mouse pad: pickmouse.com/2020/12/why-use-a-mo...) in front of your computer. The picture is an example of a Logitech desktop computer mouse with two primary buttons and a wheel.
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This is going to be a common answer, but the MX master is just good. I use it on my Mac, and the app Logitech provide allows you to make the mouse function like a trackpad experience really easily
rapoo mt750s is love of my workstation.
Been using a Steelseries Sensei for some years now and no complaints as of yet - I personally chose it because the mouse itself isn't bulky and steelseries so far hasn't had any bad quality in production (in my experience).
I use the MX Master 2 and it's amazing. I have been using it a little over a year now without any issues.
When I was on Apple I used the Magic Mouse, but after switching to Linux I’ve been using a Logitech MX Master.
I use a touchpad and I get a lot of hate for it when someone is supposed to do something on my PC. And this is why I spend eternity picking a new laptop and I need it to be in some showroom.
Using the Logitech G604 right now. Was using the G602 prior to that. It has a great feel in my hands, as well as enough customizability to make coding and other tasks easier. I also like the Bluetooth capabilities on it and that a single AA battery lasts me half a year.
On my Mac, I use the trackpad as I feel comfortable and accurate with it. Also, I find the gestures to be really useful.
For my PC, I use a Razer Deathadder Elite, as I like to game and it's just perfect. It's a large mouse (which I prefer) and I can accurately click on things quite quickly, such as getting headshots 😂 or closing tabs in Chrome.
I'm using Logitech MX Vertical Ergonomic and I love it since it helps keeping a natural hand pose. Once gotten used to (took me just a few minutes), I didn't want to miss it. It also doesn't have the design floaw of the Magic Mouse and can be charged via USB-C.
I love the logitec g305. Does well for the daily use as well as the gaming needs. quite lightweight and classy nifty hardware.
I use a digital pen. XP Pen Star 03, it's very efficient.
I use a 1st generation Apple Magic Trackpad. I love the gestures it offers and it doesn’t staying my hand or wrist.
I use a trackball :)
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MX Master 2, will probably upgrade to 3'd version soon..