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Hi,
I have mentioned almost everything in the title.
Specific buttons must be customized depending on the application and not in general. I also like those forms of mouse.I am also trying the logitech lx8 and if it were not for customizing the buttons should be good.
I tried the laser Microsoft 5000 but the ergonomic shape was too pronounced, also the scroll wheel button was hard.
Thanks in Advacne
I stick to the logitech lx8 but have not yet any speculated specifications.
Since its should have the laser sensor at 1000 dpi, autonomy, customizable buttons (although I did not understand how many), food with 2 stylus and the fact that it is symmetrical, which is quite important to me.
Then it costs less than 20 dollar and is certainly better than my glorious cordless optical for now 5 years ago (in addition to not having the rubber feet, no longer even the locations where they were glued In practice I have planed a way to use it.
Other potential candidates mx620 and mx1100 always logitech, but some less button and then do not read about many positive notes on 620.
Well if you read .... I have taken precisely the logitech lx8
IT can customize, has the USB connector, is quite comfortable ..
The only thing that I do not like is that the customization of the buttons (5) can be done only in general and not depending on the any other.
My old mouse Microsoft allow a better personalization, however, has 3 buttons
As a new Microsoft I tried the laser 5000 was inconvenient but also the wheel is hard. The fact that it is not USB is not essential .... I would only spend money + why should I take the whole kit because I do not want 2 emitting large signals.