Normally I’d go to r/mousereview for this kind of thing, but fuck that website.

Can anybody recommend me a mouse that isn’t going to fuck out inside of a couple years? Was previously using an Ironclaw until the USB port went, replaced it with a Basilisk and the scroll on that one’s started to jitter up and down now. I have fairly large hands and tend to use knuckle claw grip. Wireless is a must, builtin battery preferred, but requiring a single AA isn’t a dealbreaker. I don’t mind heavy, prefer a little weight tbh.

  • ElusiveClarity@lemmy.world
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    10 months ago

    I use the Mx master for work and it’s great. Can be used wired or wireless, 2.4ghz dongle or Bluetooth, and has a regular scroll wheel plus a thumb scroll. The regular scroll has a button to switch between individual steps or free spinning and you can also set it to free spin when flicked hard enough while in step mode. I regularly deal with 500-1500 page PDFs so being able to just flick a hundred pages or so is nice.

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      10 months ago

      I have used an Mx master and I agree with you, it’s a great mouse. But I find it a little too chunky for gaming. Something about the way the shape interacts with my hand makes it jam right up against the heel and forces me to palm grip.

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        10 months ago

        If you hadn’t commented this I would have recommended the MX master 3 as well. Best mouse I’ve ever used by a long shot. Every other mouse I use that’s not the MX makes me miss the perfectly contoured shape and the buttery scroll wheels.

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          10 months ago

          It’s a great mouse and I understand why people like it. It’s just purely personal weirdness.