Poll - what mouse do you use?

[Shag_Bore]

Simple post today! I have tried a few mouses (mices?) and can't find one that works well and is ergonomic.
I currently have a wired dell 2 button that works fine. The only issue with it is my hand's natural resting position isn't "flat", so this mouse cause some wrist/finger aches after a few hours. It is also slow, low DPI, I want something fast and precise.

I just recently returned this Logitech MX Master 3S  , there was some bug or glitch that would cause it to start lagging across my screen, I would click on a point but then it would be delayed and it would click somewhere else. I like this style as it has a natural loft that fit my resting position. Also the silent click was a nice feature.

Looking for recommendations, wired or wireless...sales are coming up soon.

Thanks, Cheers!

Thanks!

[Mario.VanWiechen]

Logitech MX Master 3 S in my right hand and a 3DConnexion Spacemouse Compact in my left

[Frederick_Law]

Look into gaming mouse.

I am using Steelseries Rival 500 15 buttons mouse.

If possible try the mouse instore, comfortable is very objective.

[andrewiv]

I have the 3Dconnexion Spacemouse enterprise kit.  Spacemouse Enterprise and CADmouse pro.  I like the CADmouse because it is big enough to fit my hands and it has programmable buttons.

[SBix26]

Logitech ERGO M575 trackball (right hand) and 3Dconnexion SpaceNavigator (left hand).  The trackball has two extra buttons plus the scroll wheel, and I use those quite a bit.  I also use the SpaceNavigator in many other applications for scrolling/zooming-- much easier than the scroll wheel in most cases.

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Sam B

Inventor Pro 2023.2 | Windows 10 Home 21H2

[karl.lednik]

Logitech M720 bluetooth since I need to be able to take my laptop on the production floor and don't want a dongle (even a small one) sticking out.  I do want to try a vertical mouse.

I also use a regular Wired SpaceMouse from a few years ago.

[swalton]

Spacemouse Enterprise and an Evoluent Vertical Mouse

[PedroLCorreia]

I use the Logitech master 3, very good

[cadman777]

Contour Design's Perfit Mouse (LH)

3dConnexion's Space Mouse Compact

For the Perfit mouse I made a separate pedestal that has a deck that can tilt both ways (forward/backward & LH/RH) and can be lowered/raised to the required height for arm and hand natural position.

[rhasell]

Logitec G502 Hero

https://www.logitechg.com/en-ca/products/gaming-mice/g502-hero-gaming-mouse.910-005469.html 

[PatrickMacMahon]

Has the same problem with the MX Master 3.  The lagging occurs:

1. when the wireless adapter thingy is not plugged directly into the PC or laptop

2. Is obscured 

3. Is more than .5 of a meter away.

 Using Bluetooth also helps.

[NigelHay]

Same as that. I find it more comfortable to use a stationary trackball rather than having to move a mouse around the desk. It has the added advantage of deterring anyone else from using my PC.

[jakob_sallstrom]

I've found it beneficial for my wrist health to switch it up from time to time.

So when in the office I use a Logitech MX Vertical and Logitech G603 when working from home.

I've tried a lot of vertical mice and most are a bit big and bulky for my taste and usually "too vertical".

The MX Vertical has (for my hands, your milage may vary) a much more comfortable angle than say the previously mentioned Evoluent Vertical Mouse.

An old favourite was the WOW-PEN Joy with a similar angle, but it was too small and I ended up supporting the weight of my hand on my pinky with some strange numbness as a result.

[SBix26]

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@NigelHay wrote:

... It has the added advantage of deterring anyone else from using my PC.

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[queenjohn994]

I personally prefer the Logitech G502X Plus

[karl.lednik]

This thread inspired me to get a vertical mouse, so I got the MX Vertical and have been using it for just a couple days.  I've gotten used to the new angle, except my fingers tend to slide down a bit so that my index is basically on the wheel.

[Ivan_Sinicyn]

Logitech G502 Lightspeed. I also have a Space Mouse PRO, but I don't use it, because I work faster with hot keys and a mouse.