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Yes, I replaced my old Logitech M100 with the latest Logitech M100. I think the driver is much more forgiving.

I always have a new M100 waiting to replace the old if the button get finicky or, in this case, it kept dropping out, then back in from the USB port.

I keep 2 M100's and 2 B100's as backup for when my current mouse doesn't want to cooperate!

Pete

Is there anything specifically about this mouse that makes it a good fit for Links? I have a new wired mouse that I grabbed to replace a wireless POC I had (not for gaming). Thanks for any feedback.!

The response seems very good with both types, and they're cheap as dirt. What more could you ask for!

Pete

pmgolf wrote:The response seems very good with both types, and they're cheap as dirt. What more could you ask for!

Pete

Thanks very much Pete.

Steve
PS I can use all the help I can acquire hahaha and have two in my cart now!!

Always makes me smile hearing about M100’s and B100’s. Not a scooby and no Ida what I’ve got

RoyHiggi wrote:Always makes me smile hearing about M100’s and B100’s. Not a scooby and no Ida what I’ve got

M100 and B100 are basically the same mouse from logitech. M100 packaged for consumers, B100 packaged for businesses.

If no Ida is no idea... try picking up your mouse, flipping it over and reading the model# listed Roy.

fescue wrote:Is there anything specifically about this mouse that makes it a good fit for Links? I have a new wired mouse that I grabbed to replace a wireless POC I had (not for gaming). Thanks for any feedback.!

I believe the wired mouse is more responsive over a wireless and the micro-switches are very consistent. As they wear out, it's my experience that the switch will release UP before I want it too. After about two of those, I switch.

I had a bad final round in the AP and one in Round #1 this week. HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH the mouse. I hit two into the drink on 16 and one on 18.