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Hi all,

Looking for a nice, solid, cheap mouse for playing Links. My old mouse is not cooperating with my new setup with regard to playing Links and my snap is even worse using the the keyboard. I have a very old PS2 trackman that is decent for links but terrible for everything else so I'm looking for a cheap alternative solution.

Appreciate any suggestions!

Thanks,
AJ

I'm using a Logitech M100. It's been a good mouse for me (and others, I believe) and is relatively inexpensive. Unfortunately, the operator is faulty.

I've been using a corded Logitech M500 for a while.
Multiple selection buttons.
Seems to be working OK!

AJMatthews wrote:Hi all,

Looking for a nice, solid, cheap mouse for playing Links. My old mouse is not cooperating with my new setup with regard to playing Links and my snap is even worse using the the keyboard. I have a very old PS2 trackman that is decent for links but terrible for everything else so I'm looking for a cheap alternative solution.

Appreciate any suggestions!

Thanks,
AJ

I have a Logitech wireless with dongle, which included a keyboard, an MS 3500 with blue dongle and a Logitech Master 25 Bluetooth. The first logitech mouse is rather old and I suspect sometimes off a bit, the latter two good.
Eddie b

Old Logitech and MS corded mouse has always been a favorite for me. Wireless have an eratic delay that is just plain unplayable for me.

Logitech M100...1st mouse to make it past 2 years without the spring degrading from the pounding i give it, it turned 5 this spring.

Thanks everyone. I'm going to try the M100.

I use nothing but a Wheel Mouse Optical USB.

I bought an M100 and it seems to be pretty darn good. Thanks for the advice!

--AJ

Basic optical mouse 1.0A Wired Microsoft mouse. 15 years old. Don't play without it!