QOTW: Which mouse do you use?

[nablor]

Razer Basilisk X Hyperspeed love the fact has no silly rgb and big plus is AA battery which i always have lying around.

Only negative is that mouse does not work well in the uefi bios, its like the cursor is stuck in treacle. I have to use keyboard which is no biggy but worth mentioning if like me you like to tinker.

[nar53]

Logitech M590 wireless silent mouse which the wife bought for me because she couldn't stand the sound my old mouse clicking when she was watching TV!

[Rad77]

Original Razer Lachesis.

I needed an ambidextrous mouse back when I used to regularly swap it between hands, to keep rsi at bay.

It's over 10 years old now and the only issue that I have ever had was when the rubbery skin on the top started wearing off - so I stripped it back to the base plastic using some alcohol.

[HollyDOL]

X7 XL-750BK ... not bad, but I doubt it will endure anywhere remotely near to Microsoft Intellimouse Optical that served me faithfully close to 20yrs.

Always wired, not friend of batteries of any kind.

[jnutt]

Logitech G703. I can use wired or wireless. Great mouse great value!

[Darkedge]

ASUS ROG Chakram - It's lovely and smooth and lasts a good while on charge with no lag. I don't really use the joystick at all but it's a damn fine mouse.

[fail_quail]

Razer Naga Trinity at the moment. This is my third naga mouse that i've owned over the years, i found once i got used to the 12 button grid of buttons under my thumb i couldn't go back to a regular mouse

EDIT: I should mention that i had to replace the microswitches a while back (random double-click when you click once issue, apparently affected a lot of brands of mice though)

[QuorTek]

Been using Roccat for years, they work compared to Razer that can't handle the stress at all..... if Roccat start failign I think it wouldbe Logitech next.

[Kovoet]

WOW where I start? In my mouse draw, yes you heard it mouse. I have all logtitech beginning with MX518, G9x, Master3, GS500s x 2, G502 hero, G203 and the G703 wireless. Loads of spare feet for them all. Logitech customer service has being brilliant with me twice and I find they have the best software hence why I only use them.

[ssdgrrw]

Previously Logitech G602, now since the begining of the pandemic and work from home been using the Logitech MX Master (the original one, amazon branded cheaper edition) that previously was always at the office.

Now with return to offices I'll buy another MX Master (probably a newer version but will depend on available sales) to have one at the office and one at home.

For gaming I might buy a gaming mouse (G604, G Pro or Model O maybe) at some point in the future although I don't play anywhere near competitively enough for the latency and acceleration on the MX Master to make a difference

[Output]

Logitech G203 Lightsync.

It's comfortable and has the layout of buttons that I want along with moving smoothly, so it does the job well.

[cheesemp]

Logistics all round. G402 fury x2 (personal pc plus work pc). M570 trackball (also work pc so I can rest wrist occasionally). Mx anywhere 2 (laptop). All bar one g402 are amazon warehouse returns/damage box units. Great way to get a high end mouse for ~£20. All have been perfect.

[theleader]

My mouse is so old it keeps running off!

[Korrorra]

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[harrisonm65]

Corsair M65 RGB Elite in white. Partly because it fits in with the aesthetics of my build etc, and partly for the M65 in its name.

[pumpkin]

HyperX Pulsefire FPS, by Kingston.
Good fit for my hand, the old Microsoft Wheel mouse was the previous best.
Back button is easy to use, and the Wheel to scroll or click is great.
When doing detailed editing the ability to change the movement speed/resolution is very useful as well.