Mouse for use with laptop

[TwOne]

Hello. So school is starting in two weeks, and I don't have a proper mouse yet for my laptop. Travelling is something to take in mind, as I will move a bit between school, home and internship.

 

These are my requirements for the mouse:

- Cost €50 or less

- Wired or Wireless, however the Wired mouse must have a decent (preferably) braided cable

- It must be usable on wooden desks and similar surfaces, as I cannot take a mouse mat everywhere

- Right-handed or ambidextrous with a comfortable shape, as I often use the mouse for hours at once.

- At least 2 extra side buttons on the left side.

- No gamery stuff, coloured LEDs are fine as long as you can turn them off.

- Free scroll is optional, not required.

- Suitable for palm grip with medium-sized hands.

 

I've been looking at the Trust Evo Advanced and the CM Storm Mizar so far, though I am leaning towards the Trust. Suggestions are always welcome!

[manikyath]

go to a store (media markt for example) and grab a few of them with your hand.

 

get the one that feels the best.

[Mug]

Logitech G602 would be perfect for the application but it's not a portable mouse in any respect. I think this is a wish list that is just a wish list. You can't have all of these things.

 

What I'd get is a Microsoft Arc Touch bluetooth mouse. It's really portable but lacks in ergonomics and doesn't have the macro buttons you crave.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Microsoft-Arc-Touch-Bluetooth-Mouse/dp/B00NN95UGE/

[TwOne]

Logitech G602 would be perfect for the application but it's not a portable mouse in any respect. I think this is a wish list that is just a wish list. You can't have all of these things.

 

What I'd get is a Microsoft Arc Touch bluetooth mouse. It's really portable but lacks in ergonomics and doesn't have the macro buttons you crave.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Microsoft-Arc-Touch-Bluetooth-Mouse/dp/B00NN95UGE/

Well, portability isn't that much of an issue. I've seen a few mice that tick my boxes, but I am a little unsure about them, as some have few reviews. That's why I'm asking here. And also, with ergonomics, I don't mean the crazy stuff that doesn't look like a mouse, I just want a mouse with comfortable grips for thumb and pinky.

 

That's just to clear it up, I edited the OP, so it's a bit easier to understand.