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Hello, I need a budget, non-rechargeable, preferably ergonomic mouse for office work and one with broad compatibility so I can connect it to tablet and/or smart TV and easily move between devices or take it on the go somewhere. Does mouse with radio frequency 2.5GHz and mouse with Bluetooth connection make difference for above purposes besides needing USB port for RF mouse and not needing for Bluetooth mouse? Any "palm-grip" mouse you can recommend from known brand and a mouse from least known brand? Doesn't have to be "palm grip" because "finger-grip" is good too. I even thought about buying from chinese website but their longevity sucks. Thanks
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I just tested a G PRO (2021- wireless) against my G403 (2018 wired) and don't think I'm full of it lol. This was not pertaining to the sensor though, but rather double-click speeds. I have one question for everyone: Has anyone been able to do 10 double clicks in a burst with a G PRO mouse faster than .2 seconds per double click? I upgraded from a Wired G403 and can no longer double click at my .040 speed. It is worth noting the technique I use to double click involves my finger falling like a guillotine on the left click button for the first click; then squeezing normally after it lands, for the second click. If done right, you can achieve insane double-click speeds with this method. Unfortunately, the G Pro's double-click speed bottlenecks my performance. The first 1 or 2 double clicks seem to work fine at about .040 seconds, but the rest in my 10-click burst appear to be capped at .200 seconds. I'm a little bummed because this would have been the perfect mouse for me, but since I need to double click a lot in my games, this weird bottleneck is a deal-breaker for me. Its almost as if it is sending my clicks in a batch, and get s bogged down. Does anyone have the same problem or a solution? I am using this site to test my double-click speed: https://codepen.io/blink172/pen/vERyxK. I hope this helps
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Hi, I am just looking for a magnetic usb cable that would fit in my model O wireless. I was looking at a bunch of different ones online and they all have reviews that make me hesitant to buy, like the connectors breaking or the cables just not charging at all after a bit of use. Are there any recommendations for magnetic usb cables that would fit in the model o wireless?
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I have a computer in my living room connected to my TV with almost 10 TB of files spread between 2 HDs & an SSD. I had some of it backuped on external drives, but really didn't backup regularly enough. I figured an online backup solution would be too expensive, but I saw LTT sponsor backblaze offered unlimited storage for $70/year. I started my backup at 8:58 am on 9/9/2021 and am now almost 90% backed up. I have had one problem though. My mouse and keyboard freeze up on me. I am using an inexpensive Logitech wireless mouse and keyboard that use one bluetooth dongle. . At first it was something that only happened occasionally. But as the month has gone on it has just gotten worse and worse, I changed the batteries so I know it's not that. Funny thing though, when I rebooted and paused the backup as soon as it restarted, both are working fine again. I am not so much looking for solutions as just wondering of anyone has had any similar experience? I was thinking the PCIE WiFi/Bluetooth card might have been getting overwhelmed, but the mouse and keyboard connect to a dongle. The backup is almost finished and even if I only run it when I am not using my computer it will be fully backuped in less than a week. While having the initial backup take this long has been a little annoying, it will be nice no longer feel guilty because I know better than not to keep my drives backed up.
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I want to buy a a wireless mouse that can be used in wired mode. I have been googling for mouse in this category, but no luck. My budget are around $50~60 usd. Any suggestion?
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wireless mouse G305/4 doesn't work on PC but works on Laptop
Mr.Stork posted a topic in Troubleshooting
Idk whats going on, I already have a wired G102 lightsync, which works on both PC and Laptop, but my today purchased G304 wireless from Amazon which isn't working on my PC (Win10 Pro) but is working on my laptop (Win10 Home). On laptop I just plugged it in for the first time and it just worked. Not so much on my pc, I have OnBoardMemoryManager (OBM) and Logitech GHub on my Pc, OBM detects there's a USB reciever, but can't connect, but GHub doesn't detect anything. Note: Laptop isn't using it's built in bluetooth AFAIK, as the mouse only works when I plug in the usb reciever provided with the mouse, I tried pairing with only laptop's built in bluetooth, but it didnt work Although I still have 10 days to replace it, I don't think replacing it would be a good idea because it does work on my Laptop. Let me know if there's any more details I can provide. Thanks! -
I’m trying to find a USB hub to put my user interface device on. All the devices are USB 2.0. The devices I would like to have connected are as follows; Wireless Corsair Mouse (Ironclaw) Wireless Corsair Headset (Virtuoso) USB Charging cable with data 1-2x (for charging wireless devices above) Xbox One wireless controller adapter I have a 4 port USB 3.0 hub but when connecting the devices referenced above they start lagging tremendously like mouse skipping, audio cut outs, short term controller disconnections, and so on. The thing I do find interesting though is the 2 port USB 3.0 hub on my monitor does not suffer from these problems. Currently I have the mouse and headset transmitters connected to the monitor and they work fine. But I would like to be able to have the charger cables be on a hub with the the wireless transmitter as they would not be using traffic at the same time as the transmitters. But I would also like to be able to have that Xbox controller adapter connected as well simply so I don’t have to use my front panel connector. Any recommendations would be appreciated. Powered would be a plus. 4-6 ports would be nice but I’m also open to using multiple 2 port hubs if they would be low latency.
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I just recently upgraded my original Logitech G502 to the new G502 wireless with light speed. It comes with the USB cable to charge the mouse as well as an adapter to plug the dongle into if you want it close to your desk (i assume) I also just bought the Logitech wireless G915 with lightspeed. (trying to go for a more clean wireless look on my desk) I first wanted to know if there is a notable difference between having the lightspeed dongle connected straight to the front or rear I/O of my PC or having it plugged into the adapter which connects to the USB charging cable. Second I wanted to know if it was okay to have both keyboard and mouse Dongle right next to each other. will it cause any interference or it doesn't matter? Thank you in advance. I just want to make sure I am not introducing any latency or signal issues with having both dongles right next to each other or using the USB cable for the dongle. -
I recently got a wireless mouse and a wireless keyboard but from diffent manufacturers. The mouse is from hama and the keyboard from Logitech. (Both are just standard office equipment and nothing fancy or gaming related.) They both came with a 2,4GHz reciever. Is there any way that I can use just 1 reciever for both? Thanks for helping
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As you can see I resently baught an old qm77 chipset itx motherboard. There is nothing special about the board itself. The point is that amoung its back I/O pannel there are only 4 usb 3.0 (or should I call it usb 3.2 Gen 1) and I don't want to wast them on mouse and keyboards. So I want to know whether modern wireless input devices like my G903 would work with the adapter in a dongle and the dongle in the ps2 port. There is CCP virus everywhere out there so I would like to know it for sure before I buy it to reduce my contact between me and my deliveryman. Thank you for reading.
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Hey, I'm working on a user's laptop. Windows 10 with a wireless keyboard mouse combo. The mouse randomly stops working until he enters ctrl all del. He's replaced the battery, I've Uninstalled and reinstalled the mouse drivers, replaced the mouse/keyboard, had him try using a different port and the problem continues. I'm not sure what else to try, I don't recall seeing any updates needed. I'm not seeing any kind of resolutions online. Hoping someone can help. I'd really prefer not having to reinstall windows.
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Hey guys! I was searching for a wireless mouse under my budget of $65 dollars. I found the Razer Basilisk X Hyperspeed, which looks good. Do any of you know any other mice?
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So I've been using a Logitech M705 for a REALLY long time, and I had to give it up for a random Lenovo wired mouse that I had laying around because in games, I started noticing that the mouse would have stuttering and other problems. Even though the mouse I'm using now is a crappy $5 mouse or something like that, It doesn't have much input lag AT ALL. I'm planning on buying an actual gaming mouse at some point though. Currently, I'm looking at buying the Logitech G502 HERO. It's wireless, but after doing a bit of research I've seen that usually wireless gaming mice have very little latency and input lag, especially when compared to a mouse like the M705. Can anyone elaborate on this topic so I can learn a little more, or at least provide some good articles or webpages for me to read? Sidenote: On Amazon right now, the G502 HERO is $54 USD and the "G502 Proteus Spectrum RGB" is $43.53 USD. What is the difference between these two mice? If I were to buy one right now, would I go with the cheaper one? By the way, I don't really care about price as long as it's under $100. This is way too long... Sorry.
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*STRICTLY FOR WORK* My boss wanted me to research wireless mice for her. Everywhere I have looked says the Logitech MX Master 2s is a great mouse, however there are (like always) loads of Bluetooth connectivity issues, random disconnection and patchy response. Is there any chance that this problem is user error? Maybe they are trying to use it at too far of a distance, or they don't have drivers properly updated or installed? Love to hear some feedback! Thanks
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Short version, I'm building my first pc (nearing completion) and I'm starting to realize that I have cheap wireless peripherals. Since on my first boot I'll be in the bios and windows won't be able to automatically find drivers, am I correct in assuming that my mouse and keyboard won't be recognized?
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Hello everyone, Just wondering if there are any of you who owns a Logitech G903 that has the same issue like mine. Mine started double clicking a few weeks ago. Sometimes when I play PUBG it's quite annoying, i.e when I want to shoot someone with an SKS, it double fires. I'm just wondering if you guy's are still using your mouse? did you get it replaced? is it a firmware issue? Thanks for all the replies.
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Ok so I was told by my friend that the teacher was trying to turn off my chrome book when I was in the restroom and my wireless mouse was still plugged into the chrome book and he tells my she got mad because the chrome book won’t turn off due to my mouse and she said it was because of a virus is that even possible for a chrome book not to turn off due to a wireless mouse???
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Good Afternoon and Happy Monday Pt. 2! Been supplying the warehouse personnel with wireless mice for a year. They keep crapping out on me, so I'm looking for suggestions for wireless mice that stand up to abuse and dirt and various schmoo. Thanks for the advice in advance! -
Hi everyone! i have just build my system migrating from a laptop and i was having a really leg problem with my mouse my motherboard is a asus z370e, processor i7 8700k, gpu gtx 1080ti, windows 10 pro the mouse in question that was giving me a big problem is a mx master 2s it was leg and making me crazy then after trying many things that i saw online and nothing was solving my issue i connected an external wifi adapter in my computer instead of using the one build in with the motherboard and after that the mouse start to move normal again and the internet connection it self is better any ideas on the problem did somebody had similar problem?
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Logitech - M325 Wireless Optical Mouse for $8 Link: https://www.bestbuy.com/site/promo/logitech-sale
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Greetings! I have a question regarding Hybrid mice in general. In my case, a Bloody R80 This mouse comes with 4 piece hardware, The mouse itself, a Micro USB B cable, a wireless extension cord, and a wireless adapter. If I want to use the mouse with my potato laptop, It takes up two USB slots because of the scenario I'll be explaining below: Scheme A: Wireless Adapter goes into USB Slot 1, Wireless extension hub goes into USB Slot 2, USB Cable goes into the Mouse and the Wireless extension hub for charging. Scheme B: Wireless Adapter goes into Wireless extension hub, Extension hub goes into USB Slot 1, USB Cable goes into mouse and the USB Slot 2, for charging during use Long story short, If I am to use this mouse just like a regular mouse on my desktop which I am currently trying to upgrade when I get home (At college RN, Linguistics is hard dude) It will take 2 USB slots. Wireless adapter must be plugged in for it to work. I have tried restarting my pc while the mouse is just connected through the USB, I have tried connecting it directly, I have tried connecting it through the extension hub. It just doesnt work. Given that both my current laptop and my next gaming laptop(Looking forward to it *gasp*) have only 3 USB slots, Using it on my desk when I'M gaming, leaves no vacant USB slots (I'm using a Cooler and a keyboard aswell, Cooler has 2 USB outputs and the keyboard is plugged through that) Sorry for the long post, Am I missing something here? How can I make this mouse work like a wired mouse without using 2 USB slots?
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so i just bought a Logitech g403 with its new fancy wireless from amazon (its still coming in the mail) but i just had i possibly genus idea : confident you just buy a qi wireless charger receiver and put that on the bottom of the mouse and put a wireless charging pad underneath you're mouse mat if it works this will kill you having to plug in you're mouse but you still would have to hide a wire (if you care about that) the only two things i can see being a problem is: no hole in any of the recevors for the senor and the mouse mat might act as a insulator and you cant have a thick mouse mat i.e: the qck xl heavy but i have the qck xxl which is 3.5 mm thick and most of the chargers can charge 5 mm away so i may just be a iddiot but this might be a good idea ?
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I want a wireless mouse with at least 2 shoulder buttons and decent size (I have big hands) that can be wireless but don't want to worry about charging AA batteries, at least not separately, is there any mouse like that? I've seen some Logitech ones that can charge through a microusb cable but can seem to find any other, not even the Logitech ones seem to mention that feature in the Amazon page, just in the official website, are there any other brands for that? I would like to spend around 30 USD.
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Hi everyone. I got new G900 recently. This is my very first wireless mouse so I have some questions. 1. Plugging the receiver not directly to the motherboard, but in the usb hub (actually it's a monitor) can add extra latency? 2. I charge it when I sleep. But the battery indicator LED's kinda annoying. Any way to turn off LED when charging? and is it safe to charge with adapter-powered USB hub when PC is off? My phone has been charged with it flawlessly. Thanks in advance!
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