Best mouse for Web browsing

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Ardesco replied

3 December 2008, 12:42
I have a Razer Lachesis which is great on a Steelseries 4D mousemat. Just glides around the desk
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Spacecadet replied

3 December 2008, 12:23
currently using this

It's brilliant, does everything, pointing, clicking scrolling

for clicking back I simply hit this
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Clippy replied

3 December 2008, 10:59
Another Logitech fan here.

Currently using a Logitech MX Revolution
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chef replied

2 December 2008, 13:50
i use the mx518

it has the certain "bullet proof" feel about it, excellent mouse all round
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juststarting replied

2 December 2008, 12:22
Originally posted by stingman123 View Post

Isn't it your hand that controls this? The mouse will only be as fast as you can click etc?
Just how fast can you go?
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Having browser back/forward and zoom in/out on the mouse would be nice ! Anyway.
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stingman123 replied

2 December 2008, 08:53
Originally posted by juststarting View Post

One with super fast controls for Fox/IE navigation. ..

Isn't it your hand that controls this? The mouse will only be as fast as you can click etc?
Just how fast can you go?

Just being pedantic I know...

Just for the record, i've used a MX700 for the last few years, it's excellent, not heavy and comes with a recharable docker.

Last edited by stingman123; 2 December 2008, 08:57.
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Trev16v replied

2 December 2008, 08:52
Originally posted by juststarting View Post

I don't like wireless - more radiation , plus heavy , and you have to recharge it ? Too much work for me..

I really don't think you should worry yourself over the RF levels from a wireless mouse.
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gingerjedi replied

2 December 2008, 08:50
Originally posted by juststarting View Post

I don't like wireless - more radiation , plus heavy , and you have to recharge it ? Too much work for me..

Mine isn't wireless.. maybe it's an MX300 I have?
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juststarting replied

2 December 2008, 01:04
Originally posted by gingerjedi View Post

Logitech MX range.

I've had the MX500 for about 4 years and it's still working like new.

I don't like wireless - more radiation , plus heavy , and you have to recharge it ? Too much work for me..
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gingerjedi replied

1 December 2008, 20:57
Logitech MX range.

I've had the MX500 for about 4 years and it's still working like new.
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juststarting started a topic Best mouse for Web browsing

1 December 2008, 20:35
Best mouse for Web browsing

One with super fast controls for Fox/IE navigation. ..
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