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mdilonardo11-Visitor
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February 7, 2013
Question

5 Button Mouse

  • February 7, 2013
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All,


Need recommendation for new 5 button mouse. Users here have used Logitech


MX310's for years but they are beginning to fail and are no longer offered for sale


from Logitech. Otherwise, if anyone knows where we could purchase the MX310


that would also work.


Thanks


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amedina1-Visitor
1-Visitor
February 7, 2013
The M510 is pretty good. The battery lasts for ever. I have at least 2
years on the same batteries and I click all day long. I don't know what
they claim these days in battery life but these are 2 duracells and 2 years
on them already. It came with some cheap ones that I then replaced after
one year of use. Its wireless and the usb dongle can receive from any
logitec device paired with it. Its nice.


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sshannon1-Visitor
1-Visitor
February 7, 2013
We mostly use the Logitech MX600 Cordless Laser Mouse.

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Works rather well as one can personalize the button and wheel scroll functions. (I have my wheel set to select the Layout, Table & Annotate tabs in Creo/Pro-E sessions)
I also find the ergonomic shape to fit my hand quite well. Better than any other mouse I've used.

Regards

Steve Shannon
Tooling Engineer
trans-matic
300 East 48th St.
Holland, MI 49423
phone (616) 820-2427
fax (616) 820-2488
www.transmatic.com
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jlippeth1-Visitor
1-Visitor
February 7, 2013
IMHO, Personally the Logitech Set point driver is a bit lacking.

I switched to RAZER Products for the high end DPI and built in memory.

Once you program your Razer mouse it stays with the mouse.

So use it on your desktop, use it with your laptop, a new PC settings are done no software needed, unlike a Logitech.

I save 4 profiles on the mouse so when I’m Modeling I use 1000 DPI, Detailing 4000 Dpi, gaming ..top secret setting 😉

Not to mention when you couple the mouse with a high tech surface like the Razer Destructor, your desk will be on fire!



Happy Shopping



Jeff Lippeth ▪ Mold Design Engineer▪ NyproMold▪ P 847.855.2226


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AdamDorsch1-Visitor
1-Visitor
February 7, 2013

My users and I really like the http://www.evoluent.com/vertical mouse.

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dgschaefer21-Topaz II
21-Topaz II
February 7, 2013
Me too, I'm on my second one. 5 buttons plus the wheel button.

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nrollins2-Explorer
2-Explorer
February 7, 2013
Another Evoluent user here - my pinky was getting numb and within two weeks
of switching to the vertical mouse, my hand was back to normal. I recently
upgraded to the VM4 wireless and I love it.



Spin/pan/zoom w/ one hand (crtl and shft assigned to buttons)



-Nate


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dgschaefer21-Topaz II
21-Topaz II
February 7, 2013
A side benefit of the vertical mouse is folks come to your desk and try to take the mouse to control Pro/E and immediately don't know what to do with 'that thing' and give it right back to you. 😄

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kimndave91-Visitor
1-Visitor
February 8, 2013
Logitech M570. Ball, scroll wheel, left button, wheel button, right
button, front button, and back button. Wireless.
Like pets, some will like it better than others will. This one is only
right handed. Logitech hasn't got a left hand version of it.

Set acceleration sensitivity to max and I can creep for fine adjustment
while a quick flick zips it across the screen.

I got it for a laptop and I think precision is better than a mouse but
without the need to lift and slide to relocate the mouse.

I'm not sure how long the ball support will function, but it's been six
months and it's still good.

Dave S.


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amedina1-Visitor
1-Visitor
February 8, 2013
I looked into trying one of these VMice before, but never did try. It looks
like a good solution for hand cramping issues. Are they heavy compared to
normal ones?


Hey I think we shoud have an open source competition to come up with a new
mouse concept. By users for the users. Then we can get into the crowd
sourcing business. We send the design to china like everyone and their
grandma have done and get our selves something cool that no one else has.

Just an idea.

regards

Alfonso


On Thu, Feb 7, 2013 at 2:23 PM, Doug Schaefer <-<br/>> wrote:

> A side benefit of the vertical mouse is folks come to your desk and try
> to take the mouse to control Pro/E and immediately don't know what to do
> with 'that thing' and give it right back to you. :-D****
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nrollins2-Explorer
2-Explorer
February 8, 2013
Evoluent VM's are not a lot heavier - if at all. I also have a Logitech G5
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