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Sointenly posted:Would appreciate some feedback on what you're using as well. I use a MX518 I don't like wireless because of batteries / price /  input lag.
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Not UNIX posted:I still use a Logitech MX518 such a good mouse 
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Nov 2, 2009 02:16
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spog posted:Given that my laptop has bluetooth and hardly enough USB ports, I guess I will go for the BT option. Only problem with blue tooth is it tends to make mice cost a lot more. It also tends to make them small. The market for bluetooth mice is people traveling with laptops that have bluetooth.
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Nov 2, 2009 05:53
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spog posted:Yeah, I see that they are more expensive; but given the lifespan, it's probably worth it to save the hassle of having to run an extra USB hub. Get a usb hub.
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Nov 2, 2009 07:21
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Jimmy Smuts posted:I used to like my MX518 until I realized that it was the cause of an annoying high-pitched noise. Right now I'm using a lightened G5, which is one of the few Logitechs that don't have that problem. Really wish I could use my lightened G500, it's so close to perfect  I just put my mouse up to my ear and was shocked to hear this noise. Why do the mx518s do this?
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pugna posted:I've got a wireless Logitech Performance MX at work and a wired G500 at home and both of them are fantastic. The MX has better software - since the G500 is aimed at gamers it's not quite as flexible in terms of keymappings etc, which is a pain. But aside from that minor niggle, the G500 is awesome. Solid and (adjustably!) weighty, cord that doesn't get all bunched up, awesome adjustable sensitivity, etc. I'd wholeheartedly recommend it. http://uberoptions.net/ uberOptions: Enable all options on all buttons in SetPoint
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