Hi there everyone!!
I am looking for a mouse to go on my desk at home for some light gaming and web browsing so i don't need (or want!) a gaming mouse. I have been looking at the microsoft explorer mini mouse and the logitech vx revolution. I am also open to recommendations of bluetooth mice as i would prefer no reciever but i have heard they can skip? I can go up to about £30.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
fattail95
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anyone????
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best mouse for you? it really depends on your hand and how are you used to use a mouse. for £30 you have a world to chose. Just go to shops and put your hand on some mice. try them. that's the only way you will find out if you like it or not.
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I have the Microsoft Bluetooth Notebook Mouse 5000 for, my 1530..and it works awesomely for me!
Your from the UK, right?
Here is a link to amazon.com UK ~ for Bluetooth Mice, and such!
http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_ss_w_h_?url=search-alias=aps&field-keywords=bluetooth+mouse
There are several on the top that may work for you, and the following pages. There are several w/in your price range, also!
Logitech makes great mice...The Logitech V470 is a good one, and as is the VX Nano..(tiny receiver), and the Kensington Slimblade..might be another one for you to check!
Hope that helps!
Cin -
There is such a plethora of mouses out there that price is one of the few things that are different among them.
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thanks everyone, am leaning towards bluetooth. does your mouse skip at all cin?
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It was such an easy setup, no software needed....Put the batt's in, turned it on, and my Bluetooth on my 1530, and the BT 5000 *found eachother* :
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I have the VX Nano. Works great, looks nice. Battery last about 6 months as advertise.
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Personally I prefer a full size mouse especially for use at a desk. The logitech MX620 and MS laser mouse 700 are both very comfortable mouses to use. Both wireless ( not blue tooth)
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Hi, I know you clearly stated that you dont want a gaming mouse, but i've just bought the Logitech MX518 from ebay for under £30. It's fantastic, lightweight, responsive and has dedicated web browsing buttons such as page scrolling and page switching.
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Yes Luna, I regard it as an entry level gaming mouse due to the variable Dpi settings that can be changed in game (really useful for sniping in FPS games) but it is also practical for day to day use for reasons i previously stated.
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Still like my nano, thou I couldn't find the perfect moving speed for it. Guess have to get used to it.
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No worries Luna (my mistake), didn't have the money to get a Real gaming mouse like a Razor
but i was pleasently suprised with the MX's performance
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i have found the vx nano for £28, is that a good deal?
the Logitech MX518 sounds good though and i found it for ~£20 on eBay! -
i have the vx nano. the reciever blends right in and connection is instanious when you turn it on. you can buy extra recievers for 10 bucks at buylogictech.com
i have nano recievers in all my machines. just turn the mouse on and walk near any of them and it picks it up right away. -
is the vx nano a comforable mouse to use? i have small(ish) hands btw.
thanks everyone!!
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hi i was just wondering wat r ppls thought on razer mouses good or bad?
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I think that will be my choice, can anyone find a better price than £28 + Free P&P? Thanks for all of your help guys!
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any better deals? thanks! BTW i am in the UK...
fattail95
Best mouse for me?
Discussion in 'Accessories' started by fattail95, Feb 20, 2009.