Which ergonomic mouse do you recommend?

Well, for that budget you could get quite a good optical mouse. I have a wireless mouse, the only problem is that they are heavy, so I don't know if that would be comfortable to you.
 
Deiphos said:
Well, for that budget you could get quite a good optical mouse. I have a wireless mouse, the only problem is that they are heavy, so I don't know if that would be comfortable to you.
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I like heavy mice.Light mice feel like nothing in hand:D
 
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guang said:
http://www.a4tech.com/en/product2.asp?CID=1&SCID=5&MNO=RP-680

This A4tech looks quite good.Where can I get it?
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That is a very nice mouse, and it is based on the comfortable Logitech design. It is also a heavy mouse. The receiver acts as a battery recharger, so all you need is 4 rechargable batteries - 2 in the receiver and 2 in the mouse - and then you just swop them as they run out of power.

I have this mouse. Actually I have 2 of these mouses. I got them from my aunt who got it from a computer shop in Somerset West Mall.
 
I got an MX310 for something around that price I think
 
I prefer having wired mice, it's not worth the worry of having to replace batteries. Also, ergonomics on mice: I don't know about you guys, but I only use like the tips of my fingers on the mouse to move it around, so the shape doesn't really matter.
 
Spend the extra cash, and get a Razor Copperhead. Best mouse I've used.
 
Razor - for me - very uncomfortable and strangle placed buttons that I press all the time by mistake. Worst mouse I've ever used by far. But that might be because of the way I hold the mouse, so for others it may the best mouse for them.
 
guang said:
Somerset West Mall???
Where else can I get it?Supplier or Retail shop??
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I remember looking around a well-stocked independent computer shop in Canal Walk - not too far from you?
 
Nod said:
Spend the extra cash, and get a Razor Copperhead. Best mouse I've used.
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ye, me agree with you here.
Best mouse I am using, 'specially for gaming and response times.
This mouse is also very different than the previous award-winning DiamondBack, design-wise.
I'm using Logitech's V400 mouse for wireless use. A single battery lasts me for 4-6 months.
Both are 2000dpi, laser mice. :cool:

Your price is a bit restrictive for these though ... ;)

Oh, and almost all computers shops (Computer Mania, Incredible Connection, Internet and PC Game world, or summin', in Canal) stock MS mice. Used their 1st wireless gen mouse, wasnt bad but doesnt come close to the current one.
 
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