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you don't need more
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>works nice for 2-3 years
>clicker or wheel mysteriously malfunctions
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My wrist says otherwise.
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>>109649707
Too small
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>>109649707
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>>109649732
>5 bucks for 2-3 years
Sounds good to me. 60 euro mice I've used in the past typically failed after 3-6 months kek.
The only reason to want anything more than the B100 is if you need low latency.
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>>109649707
Even that is more than you need
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you don't need more
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>>109650046
model?
it could help with my rsi
do they have one for left-footed?
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>>109649732
>mysteriously
it's just normal wear from being used 18 hours a day year-round with cum-stained fingers
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>>109650262
<equity point detected>
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>>109649707
I need thumb buttons Oh Pee
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>>109650368
Oh that's how you guys are killing computer mouses. I've been wondering because I've literally never had one die.
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>>109649732
This. I use a $50 MSI mouse that I bought 5 years ago and it still works like new. The rubber is wearing off though.
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>>109649707
Right, I need (wire)less
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>>109649707
Only if you're a cubicle-dwelling piece of niggercattle.



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