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THEBERBSTER
03-15-13, 03:35 PM
Hi
Can anyone recommend a good wired mouse for playing SH5?
Thanks from Peter (Theberbster)

hardhans
03-15-13, 03:55 PM
I just used a bog standard microsoft wired optical mouse, does the job just fine.

Webster
03-15-13, 04:02 PM
if your just looking for a basic 3 button mouse then i have found the logitech optical wired mouse is the most reliable.

it last forever without breaking no matter how hard i mash the buttons and drop it or bang it around and its very cheap but made with quality.

you can spend a whole lot more but IMO you cant get a better basic mouse

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16826104365

Fifi
03-15-13, 05:42 PM
I'm using this one and i'm very satisfied: Tt eSPORTS Black Element mouse

http://www.hitechreview.com/uploads/2011/01/Tt-eSPORTS-Black-Element-MMO-mouse-2.jpg

A bit expensive, but very precise and sensitive and all customisable with plenty of profiles.
Works a charm with SH5 (but didn't buy it for it though)

hardhans
03-15-13, 07:09 PM
It is just opinion but I do find overpriced overblown gaming type mice and keyboards to be simply not worth it, used many i do computer repairs for a living and standard keyboard and mice do just as fine.

GT182
03-15-13, 07:13 PM
No more wired mouses for me. Same goes for keyboards.

I'm using a Logitech Performance MX mouse, and their K800 wireless backlit keys keyboard. Best combination I've ever used. Both are also excellent for gaming.

RustySubmarine
03-16-13, 05:00 AM
Have you seen the Motor Mouse. Manufactured in the UK and featured on Dragons Den. They have been around for a number of years now and the range of cars keeps on growing, from the humble Mini through to The Aston Martin or Jaguar. These are brilliant if you are interested in cars. They are available in wireless or wired versions and retail from £26 up to £40 depending on the model you choose They are available in a variety of colours. The wired versions just plug in with a usb connector with approx. 1 metre of cable and require no batteries or drivers (just plug in and go) The wireless versions use a lithium battery which can be charge direct from your PC. All models have illuminated front headlights and tail lights when connected and. Left & right click buttons are the two front wings and they have a scroll wheel in the centre of the bonnet. I have had a wired version for three years now and it performs as good as any other more expensive computer mice. They are available from Amazon or ebay, as well as other outlets.

THEBERBSTER
03-17-13, 11:40 AM
I just used a bog standard microsoft wired optical mouse, does the job just fine.

Hi
Can anyone recommend a good wired mouse for playing SH5?
Thanks from Peter (Theberbster)

Thanks for your reply. I have been having a problem with the mouse either freezing or dragging the curser when selecting the tools for use and turning the periscope some of the time
Best wishes from Peter (Theberbster)

THEBERBSTER
03-17-13, 11:45 AM
if your just looking for a basic 3 button mouse then i have found the logitech optical wired mouse is the most reliable.

it last forever without breaking no matter how hard i mash the buttons and drop it or bang it around and its very cheap but made with quality.

you can spend a whole lot more but IMO you cant get a better basic mouse

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16826104365

Thanks for your reply. I have been having a problem with the mouse either freezing or dragging the curser when selecting the tools for use and turning the periscope some of the time
Best wishes from Peter (Theberbster)

THEBERBSTER
03-17-13, 11:47 AM
I'm using this one and i'm very satisfied: Tt eSPORTS Black Element mouse

http://www.hitechreview.com/uploads/2011/01/Tt-eSPORTS-Black-Element-MMO-mouse-2.jpg

A bit expensive, but very precise and sensitive and all customisable with plenty of profiles.
Works a charm with SH5 (but didn't buy it for it though)

Thanks for your reply. I have been having a problem with the mouse either freezing or dragging the curser when selecting the tools for use and turning the periscope some of the time
Best wishes from Peter (Theberbster)

THEBERBSTER
03-17-13, 11:48 AM
No more wired mouses for me. Same goes for keyboards.

I'm using a Logitech Performance MX mouse, and their K800 wireless backlit keys keyboard. Best combination I've ever used. Both are also excellent for gaming.

Thanks for your reply. I have been having a problem with the mouse either freezing or dragging the curser when selecting the tools for use and turning the periscope some of the time
Best wishes from Peter (Theberbster)

THEBERBSTER
03-17-13, 11:50 AM
Have you seen the Motor Mouse. Manufactured in the UK and featured on Dragons Den. They have been around for a number of years now and the range of cars keeps on growing, from the humble Mini through to The Aston Martin or Jaguar. These are brilliant if you are interested in cars. They are available in wireless or wired versions and retail from £26 up to £40 depending on the model you choose They are available in a variety of colours. The wired versions just plug in with a usb connector with approx. 1 metre of cable and require no batteries or drivers (just plug in and go) The wireless versions use a lithium battery which can be charge direct from your PC. All models have illuminated front headlights and tail lights when connected and. Left & right click buttons are the two front wings and they have a scroll wheel in the centre of the bonnet. I have had a wired version for three years now and it performs as good as any other more expensive computer mice. They are available from Amazon or ebay, as well as other outlets.

Thanks for your reply. I have been having a problem with the mouse either freezing or dragging the curser when selecting the tools for use and turning the periscope some of the time
Best wishes from Peter (Theberbster)

RustySubmarine
03-18-13, 06:43 AM
Hope you find the right mouse for you.

KendoJ
03-18-13, 01:30 PM
I just used a bog standard microsoft wired optical mouse, does the job just fine.

Microsoft optical did good service for me, I recently upgraded to a logitech opitcal.
It was on sale.
Main improvement over Microsoft, battery life.
If you want to save money spend that little bit more, I havent changed the battery in about 6 months.

Spectre-63
03-18-13, 03:49 PM
TheBerbster -

it's not necessary to re-post your reply to each person. Post it once and everyone will see it. :)

Glock30Eric
03-18-13, 07:12 PM
Most perfect gaming mouse ever!!!!!! I like my magic mouse for general work and touchpad. Yes I run bootcamp on my late 2012 27inch iMac. ;)

I could do all the things with just a click of my right hand on the mouse, for example: raise/lower attack and observation periscope, periscope depth, surface, crash drive, time speed + and - (with shift and click will jump to minimum or maximum), head the course, etc.

You could customize it with the programming and it is very easy.

In BF3 and SC2, it's also sweet! Pricy ($70) but worth it for every penny. You can get a bit cheaper through Amazon. I think about $10 cheaper than I brought at Bestbuy. I just needed it nowwww! lol

http://assets.razerzone.com/eeimages/products/39/razer-naga.png

I prefer to have a wired mouse for gaming because I can't afford a mouse lag at all. Yes I am a perfection. For the general purpose then the magic mouse (wireless) will do the job.