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I need to change the mouse on my PC.
Do you have a model to recommend to me at the moment for office and CAD use for less than 50€?
It doesn't matter wired or wireless and I have big hands too... :)
Thank you!!
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I've been using the "cherry" for a long time and cheap (about 15€), and works wonderfully.
https://www.compufirst.com/cherry-mw-2400-souris-2-4-ghz-noir/fiche_prod.do?prodId=2226977&drtf=1720&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIv_mmyqaM7QIVApzVCh3KlwnpEAQYAyABEgJDvfD_BwE
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For me it's a standard wired Dell MS116 so basic 3 buttons ... And it works very well, no need to smile for "astronaut" in my opinion.
Kind regards
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I opted for a mouse that was a little more ergonomic without being vertical:
https://fr.rs-online.com/web/p/souris/1759914
It's a wireless model that I use with rechargeable batteries.
The handling is a little confusing at first, but you get used to it very quickly. Since then, I don't have any pain in my elbow.
Kind regards.
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I use two mice simultaneously! ;-)
A 3-button mouse (logitech basic) in the left hand for the sketch and a 3D SpacePilot pro mouse from 3Dconnexion for everything related to zoom and rotation (when traveling to a customer with the laptop I use Microsoft Surface Dial). I also use the keyboard with lots of shortcuts.
I tried to use Evoluent Mouse, which is said to be ergonomic but much too heavy so abandoned (in addition to a hassle to install).
Kind regards
In principle I prefer wired mice, it avoids running out of battery at the wrong time....
At the office, I use a Microsoft M4500 mouse, just reconfigure the side button for the middle click instead of the wheel Its only drawback is the "rubber" headband that ages badly with my sweat.
At home, it's a Logitech M500, which is even more comfortable for me (shape, material, possibility to simply switch from a notched wheel to a free one) and even modification for the buttons.
The 2 have been surviving for a few years.
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like @stefbeno I use a Logitech M500, for the reasons he stated + the side buttons that he forgot to mention and which are in my opinion essential for navigation in the folders (back to/next).
Unfortunately, themouse is too often a work tool neglected by employers/bosses while it is our main work tool.
I would even be curious to know the number of clicks as well as the kilometers of roulette traveled during a busy day of drawing.
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a logitec G402. I like the grip and the lightness.
The mouse should not be too small (clenched hand and quickly pain) I prefer a wired mouse, be careful on battery-operated models, 1 is fine 2 it weighs down the mouse too much, and the weight can quickly make the work uncomfortable.
I can't get used to verticals.
As said above, the mouse is a very important element, however there are very good cheap models.
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At work I have a 3d connection, it's great as a mouse but expensive.
At home I work with a wired Logitech M500 that is too heavy and precise in terms of movement.
Kind regards