>outlasts your $100 mouse in you're path
>>109535141>skinny tailnever buy theseusually the point of failure is where the cable gets pinched by the bodypicrel is what you wantthat little bit of added plastic solves the problem by distributing the stress exerted on the cable on a bigger length
Same thing but if you were an edgy teenager.Tech in general peaked ~2016
No.
>>109535202true1660ti is greati7 8700 are greatddr4 and ssds were greattvs were greatcellphones... we're good enough
this was the goatsadly they don't make anything like that anymore
>>109535751The GTX 1080 was good for a whole decade too. And the late 2010s was a time period where we had a lot of the same conveniences we still do now but without the slop and bloat. Like most people still ran Windows 7 but we also had fully featured smart phones with a headphone jack and SD card tray.
>>109535141Picrel is cheap, but I bought it because it's short so it can be close enough to my wrist support.
>>109535141I have this exact mouse came with Lenovo ThinkStation company bought us. It's an absolute shit: poor sensor, not ergonomic at all, pads are already dead. I'm surprised they put such low quality crap with a $10000 workstations. Keyboard that comes with it is also trash. Cheap logitech keyboards and mice are miles ahead.
>>109535182I fingered the G-Hub on every G502 version, they really need to invent a better side rubber or smth.
>>109535141>chinknovo mouseYeah nah. I'll keep a real mouse. You not what a true mouse is.
>>109535141The oriignal dell OEM mouse were the most solid I ever had. I mean they'd last like 15 years of regular use when some 100$ meme gaming mouse is double clicking in 8 months. Such a fucking scam, I bought amouse with replaceable switches because of this garbage and I guarantee the scroll wheel will still be shot in 10 months.
>>109535141i use a g502x and the mousepad keeps it permanently charged, no need to worry about cumbersome wires or recharges
>>109535182>>skinny tail>never buy these>usually the point of failure is where the cable gets pinched by the bodythis, but it varies, i have logitech m90 with skinny tail and i don't even remember how long it is on my desk - probably ~7 years (?) but i've had m90 which failed after 1-3 years - some with cable, some with misfiring switches
>>109535141I still have this.
>>109537111why it's dented?
>>109537111Why does it have holes?
>>109537111is it alive (in a biological sense) ?
>>109535141great shape, shit sensor. i wish gaming mice had as much shape variation as office mice.
what is the cheapest mouse that will offer smooth operator™ experience and also will withstand years of daily pummeling?
2 years and still going stronk
Are keychron mice okay?
>>109537230you still can find it with factory new package.but price about 250$ in my shithole countryPersonally I've started from MS 1.1a, 3.0 in 2002, mx510,mx518 and so on.>>109537111BASEDI need to replace my Razer DA v2 pro to Zowie EC2-DW cause I don't need fucken RGB for lowIQ ni/g/gers which act as keyboard for scripts.I surprised that no malware targeting using stupid gayming mouse input to act via evilUSB\AutoHotInterceptionMouse 1: TouchpadMouse 2: Razer Razer DeathAdder V2 Pro MouseMouse 3: Razer DeathAdder V2 ProMouse 4: Razer Razer DeathAdder V2 Pro 0.254msKeyboard 1: Razer DeathAdder V2 Pro KeyboardKeyboard 2: Razer DeathAdder V2 ProKeyboard 3: AT Translated Set 2 keyboardKeyboard 4: Razer Razer DeathAdder V2 Pro KeyboardKeyboard 5: Razer Razer DeathAdder V2 Pro
>>109538334for me Huge Plus
the only mouse fit for an anon
>>109537111Me too and its nearly pristine, this thing will outlive me
>>109538687Yeah it would be nice to replace it with similar but they dont make it anything like it now.
My Rival 600 has started not working properly(holding LMB or pressing RMB is iffy even after cleaning mouse from inside) and I am wondering what mouse should I get as a replacement or if I should just get the same one
I've started using pic related again at home and at work. Yes it's a ball mouse. It's basically indestructible, does not wear off, does not double click, does not miss inputs (if you keep the rollers clean, which is easy). The curve has never been replicated exactly like this again. The left side fits my thumb perfectly. The only downside is the lack of back and forward navigation buttons.
MehI will take my gazillion clock switches and the lowest DPI setting, and eat that mouse for lunch.
>>109538460Based ball fingerer
logitech always feel too small for my hand, anyone else have this issue? like the mouse keeps drifting to the left
>>109535141The wireless version is also extremely nice too and the only good 3 button full sized wireless mouse on the market.
I'm annoyed they've discontinued this fuckin thing because it's the most comfortable mouse I've ever had my hand on, but at least it meant I got to stock up on them for 15 bucks a pop.
>>109535716Had to replace all the switches, scroll encoder, re-adhesive the battery, and replace the feet several times, after just a couple years of use.It's true and cruel that shitty $10 office mice do outlast $100 gaming mice.At least the sensor seems to last unlike in my Zowie ZA12's that started to fail after 3 years. No fixing that.>>109540396I've had O and O- and I had to replace the wire of both. The ZA12 also had to have its wire fixed. I am never buying wired mice again. I've never had a mouse that I've not had to repair
