What Kind Of Mouse Do You Use?

The thread about the right hand pain, gave me an idea to start a thread like this. What kind of mouse do you use? Have you seen a mouse that you want? Which are the best ones on the market for those playing online poker?

Personally I use a mini mouse with a retractable cord. Stretches out pretty far. I actually stack my mouse pad on top of my diploma from high school (I know weird), pull the mouse cord out as far as it will go, sit back in my chair and click away.

Pictures are more than welcome too.

i use the mouse that came with the dell, never needed to change it and dont see the need for another one

Logitech wireless mouse. Nothing special about it in terms of shape, just your standard 2 buttons and a wheel in the middle.

I'm using a Microsoft wireless laser 6000. Super comfey and tracks really well.

For poker I use this Micro Trac Hand-Held Trackball

wireless microsoft mouse and keyboard (less than $40 set @ WM) ... sit in my livingroom with my laptop pluged into an oversized monitor

best thing I have found ... the mouse will track fine right on the fabric of my sofa .... so if I want to set back and play I don't need any surface for the mouse ... I like it ...

now I need a 30"-32" monitor to multi table more games on then what I play now ...

does anyone use a 32" LCD TV as a monitor ??? how does it work ?? ... today I'm using a 19" LCD TV ... works great .. about nil quality loss ...

wireless mouse n keyboard at work........laptop at home

i use a microsoft wireless mouse and keyboard....not so comfortable for long hours of usage...i saw this ergonomic mouse from microsoft...(mouse alone costs 150 dollars)...gotta get it feels gr8...and it is very comfortable...

Hey jilly ... who is the super modified .... seen that pic often and have always wanted to ask about it .... Oswego near by ???

I often go watch supers when in my area (South MI) ...

Used to watch along with others Johnny Benson Sr. Oh and Gordon Johncock on dirt when I was a kid ....

I use Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 6000 on my desktop and Microsoft Wireless Notebook Laser Mouse 6000 on my laptop.

Batteries last 4+ months with heavy usage.
Only complaint is a slight wakeup time when you haven't moved the mouse for a while, but well worth not having a cord.

That is a mid 1960's 6 cyc car from Chemung Speedrome, the home of the Bodine family. I grew up w/ Brett.

Logitech MX518 excellent and just nice to grip!!

A friend of my fathers used to say: "Stay away from them Green's (Jeff) and Bodine's!" Pronounce Bodine like Bodeen.

jilly ... nice ... the track Johncock raced was 6cyl only for several years .. the same time span as your photo ... Gordon J. brother Nolan was about as good ... and Scott Brayton (RIP) all from the same town ...

I race shifter karts now ... ones who have raced regular with us (Great Lakes Series) ... Sam Hornish ... Danica Patrick... Graham Rahal...
Have raced some national races with other drivers that have moved on to Indy etc ... Me .. I'm to old ... he he ...

Sorry for the hijack ...

on the road i use wireless optical mouse and home or office the same eiser to but 3 at a time then 3 different 1's

I use a cheapo $10 "microniv" optical mouse... It works great and is surprisingly comfortable even after long a long sesh....

I use a generous electric optical mouse i picked up at biglots for 7 bucks i think.

mini optical mouse, retractable cord

I use an Apple Mighty Mouse
Wireless, optical, (will track on anything but a mirror)
Five buttons ..... and looks like it has none, and all programable .
Highly recommend it.

i use a wireless remote where the left click button is broke, and barley works, why i dont get a new one, cause it reminds me that my aa can fall to a 23 offsuit for 25 dollars lol, its a sweet reminder every time i click it

I would love to find a cordless mouse and keyboard that I would'nt have problems with. Every one I have tried I have had trouble with. Maybe I'm a little rough with the mouse sometimes(u know after a bad beat) I don't think they like it. The corded ones seem to be alittle tougher.

I had a logitech wireless but i got tired of changing the batteries every week.

I use a logtech corded. works good.going on 2 years.

Adjustable dpi and 8 buttons makes it good for first person shooters as well as poker. Optical means no mouse pad. Cord means no batteries to think about. Comfortable gaming mouse, reasonably priced.

logitech mx510 gaming mouse from back in the day. like 6 buttons for bet pot script that i "could" use

I also play PC video games, and in addition do some design work on the PC when not using my mac (but i have one for my mac too). These are the best mice out there and I highly suggest them as a professional computer user. I am in no way affiliated with the company, but I appreciate their quality.

Razer | For Gamers. By Gamers.™ | Gaming Mice

I prefer the wireless two button roller type, hate having to deal with cords, but if you get one also invest in a battery charger, I like the energizer recharger that handles AA & AAA batteries, have not had to buy any batteries for over 3 years, just keep it handy so you can put batteries in as soon as they discharge so you always have a fresh set.

logitech mx518 gaming mouse

I am still useing tracball marble mouse about 4 years old with no troubles.
Some people never get use to it because you move ball with pointer finger not the whole mouse. Wife uses laser fine but moving whole mouse will tire you out on long poker sessions.

Also Wolfpack Im an alumni of NCSU Go Pack! Hoping for resurgence of championship years of 74 and 83.

The Logitech Mx518 gaming mouse with a Qpad mouse pad.

I guess I may be different; because of a chronic pain problem in my right hand, I use a Logitech marble tracball for my right hand, and a Microsoft laser optical mouse in my left. In other words, I switch off between both when playing.

I use a Dell bluetooth wireless mouse and keyboard so I can do things around the office. it helps in multitasking.