[MagicShot]

Originally Posted by BigBaller My mouse I need new batteries about every 3 months. (package says 6 months but they go by the average computer on time ;) )

I just moved in to my house last November and I went through like 24-30 Batteries.. I am Using my old PS/2 compatible MS ball mouse.. till i can get new batteries..

[_KaszpiR_]

Logitech Pilotman - 3 buttons, no wheel
works like a charm, after tweaking and using proper glide surface works better than optical ones that i have touched

[MaRkIsE]

Logitech® Cordless MouseMan® Optical

[MagicShot]

I Have the Microsoft Wireless IntelliMouse Explorer

[AssKicR]

I use a "Logitech MX500 Optical Mouse"

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Can't Vote, because i use "MouseMan Dual Optical"

[pr0*killa]

i use --
> Optical Mouse

PC • Mac • Optical • USB • PS/2 •

Scroll wheel Don´t spend time
cleaning mouse balls anymore.
Step up to optical this high-precision wheel
mouse that glides smoothly
across almost any surface.

[Hangman5386]

My mouse is the "Typhoon Optical Mouse" ... Was new about 2 years ago - bought @ LIDL. =)
I could've bought a new one but I think it fits my PIII 550MHz (and TNT2 M64) much better than a new Logitech or Microsoft mouse would do. (Just comparing how much I paid for the mouse (and my PC when I bought it - and its worth now) to a new high quality mouse ... )

[shady]

Mine is A4 tech Optical. For games like CS, HL, Quake 3 Arena it is better to use Optical mouse. Cuz it's lighter than mouse with ball, and more it is not good to use wireless mouses, cuz batteries give some weight.

[pr0*killa]

And not only that! The batteries get down and your mouse is stuck in the game You have to recharge the batteries