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PC doesn't have Bluetooth sadly. I suppose I'll just exchange my wireless elecom for a wired one from Amazon.

Nevermind, the issue has arisen again. I've no idea what it could be. They couldn't both be defective. I got a Q-tip and cleaned the sensor as well as around the small rollers on the MX ergo and the issue still persists. Now its at least usable, I've plugged it into a usb extension and its sitting on my desk, but it still has small hiccups that occur every 15 seconds or so. However if I plug it in 2 ports lower, next to my keyboard and ethernet cable the mouse is LEGITIMATELY unusable. The stuttering is unbearably bad. Could it be a bad driver installation of whichever one controls usb devices? Tried reinstalling the logitech mouse driver from device manager- didn't improve the problem. EDIT: Sorry @zombienerd I just realized I never answered your questions. The ergo is more than halfway charged, the huge is brand new out of the box- so fully charged. The issues occured in the same day. I tried the huge- found the issue I had with the ergo was there on this new mouse as well. Switched over to the mx ergo, found the issue still there. My wired razer deathadder however, works fine.

I feel really stupid now. For some reason I had a brain fart and didn't think to try another usb. My old mouse (logitech mx ergo) seems to be working fine now, at least it has for the past two or three overwatch games. So maybe i've got a bad front usb port?

So I own a Logitech MX ergo and suddenly it began stuttering, making it almost useless to use. So, thinking something just might've broken within it I ordered another sort of ball mouse off of amazon- the Elecom huge. However, I was playing some overwatch and midmatch it began the same hitching and odd jumping that the MX ergo did. Please note that in both cases I was able to grab my Razer DeathAdder that was sitting next to me and finish the matches with no hiccups. Does anyone have an idea what might be going on? ( could it be an overlay or a program on my pc that the trackball mice don't like?)

I've been using a razer deathadder, however I'm developing wrist pains from using it now and I've always held the mouse oddly. I think its slightly too small for the way I grip a mouse, I have my palm completely on the mouse so I end up bruising my wrist from using it subconsiousely to pivot my mouse when making small adjustments. I'm looking for a mouse that's still good for gaming but that raises my palm further from the pad. For instance the Logitech MX Master S2 looks like something that i'm looking for. I'm just not certain how that mouse would perform for gaming.

So it occurred to me today that I pay my isp, vyve broadband, $12 per month for my modem. I contacted them and they said I just need to be sure that the modem I buy has docsis3.0. So, can I go to amazon and just pick up a modem such as the netgear cm700, set it up, and go about my business as usual or am I oversimplifying this? I pay for 50Mbps so is buying a modem that has max download speeds of 1.4Gpbs complete overkill or is there a future-proofing reason to buy such a device?