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Logitech M100 Mouse is the best mouse. Don't change my mind.

janetacarr
By janetacarr
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Here it is: https://www.logitech.com/en-ca/products/mice/m100-usb-mouse.910-001601.html

 

Wired mouse so no pesky batteries to charge, nice and light never get RSI, comfortable ambidextrous design for both hands, cheap and durable (used to be 10$ on amazon, 15 CAD now), works with basically everything.

 

Unbelievable value for the money. Been using for like ten years (on my second one). 

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It's cheap sure

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unless im playing fps game, yes the logitech m100 and k120 is the best combo

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Nah, the Logitech G203 is the ultimate mouse for the same reasons + Forward and Back buttons, and a DPI switch.

If only they made a non-RGB version - then it'd be perfect.

Okay, maybe it's not ambidextrous due to the extra buttons, but if you're a righty it's perfection.

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