Most Comfortable Computer Mouse?

I prefer a small mouse (I think they go by "notebook mice") because I can rest the ball of my hand on the pad and move it with my fingers. Good for being precise in PS and such while relaxing your hand. And I prefer it to have a cable because not a single wireless mouse I've come across so far has battery life that lasts longer than 10 hours. I'm just halfway through my day by then!

By the way - the magic mouse works on windows too.
 


MX518
DeathAdder
IME 3.0 (or IME if you don't want a 5 button mouse)

Also, a lot of people overlook the importance of having a big ass mousepad. Investing $15-20 in a mousepad makes all the difference too.
 
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Good for you; I like boobs a lot more!

Great, we're talking about mice though. You start feeling gay or something and had to declare your how hetero you are cause your on a gay webmasters forum?


Anyways, trackballs take a bit of getting used to but if your hand on the mouse is starting to give you pains (carpel) a trackball is a different position. Of course with constant use you can get carpel with the trackball too (at least with this version).

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Your thumb ends up doing most of the work and eventually it gets overdeveloped and circulation is affected yet again. The other Trackman above doesn't have that problem so much since you use your index and ring finger to manipulate the ball, but i found it harder to get used to. Though once I did, I rarely would find discomfort. And i'm on the comp for both work and play (pretty much all day, 360 of 365).

Balls rock :music06:
 
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performance mx

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Just picked these up the other day and loving it. I always used a binder flap as a mouse pad for years and the rocketfish mouse pad is sweet. I also tried a Razor Mamba mouse and it is great for gaming but sucks on just about everything else.
 
The best mouse I've used is the Logitech MX Revolution. Really smooth and the free-wheeling option on the scroll wheel is a neat feature, especially surfing forums. Recommended.