What kind of mouse do you guys use? I'm getting kinda miffed at Logitech. I had a Logitech MX310 that crapped out on me within a year or so. The left button is barely clickable ...most clicks don't register at all. After that, I figured I'd give them another shot and bought a MX400 because I liked the feel and sensitivity. I've probably had it a little over a year and now the left click button is giving me trouble AGAIN. I don't know if I just have a really macho pointer finger or what ...but I really didn't feel like buying another logitech right now.<br><br>I did some looking around and I found out that Razer (a company that specializes in high-end gaming peripherals) has put out a mouse specifically for Mac users called the Razer Pro|Click. After looking around at tons of reviews of their products I decided to stray from Logitech/Microsoft/Kensington this time and give them a shot. Has anyone here used one? or another one of Razer's products like the diamondback or copperhead? I'd be interested to hear your opinions. Pretty much the only bad things I have heard about this mouse is that the light color lends to easier discoloration and the buttons on the side opposite your thumb are hard to get to. I usually only use the 3 main buttons on a mouse so this isn't a problem for me.<br><br>After I get mine I'll be back with a full review (or at least first impressions) ...I have to say I'm pretty anxious to get my hands on this thing and try it out.<br><br>link-o<br><br>zweisoft<br>

They look awesome! Specs are impressive, too. I'm nearly ready to give up my Kensington cordless (frikken batteries seem to die at the most ridiculous times).<br><br><br>

Mouse of Choice for many years. I recommended one to a friend and I don't think Wacom makes the Graphire any more. Gotta look it up.<br><br><br><br><br>

I love my Wacom tablet. If I was going to replace it, I'd get a Bamboo for $79. http://www.wacom.com/bambootablet/index.cfm<br><br>

I can't go wireless for sure. I play very fast paced games and wireless is nowhere near as accurate for twitchy and fast paced movement. Plus I don't like having to swap batteries, as you said. <br><br>I decided to leave logitech for the moment not only because of the two failures I've had ...but I really HATE their drivers. I refuse to install them ...and after the whole Leopard upgrade failures due to old bad Logitech drivers I really don't trust them now. How are the kensington drivers? I know MS has some decent drivers ...but I really would prefer to give someone else my business. That's why I'm going out on a limb to try this one. During the google searches I found that it's actually sold through the Apple store as well ...and with a very high rating <br><br>link-o<br><br>zweisoft<br>

I have 2 Kensinton USB Pilot mouse and I love them, last a long time but I just found out today that the oldest mouse have now passed away. Scroll wheel does not work.<br><br>

I have the Razor Pro on my G5 iMac. It's a good mouse. It has a speed feature that is super fast. It also has a slowing feature so if you move it slowly, you can choose how slow you want it to move. I think you'd like it. <br><br>

Never had a problem with Kensington's MouseWorks drivers. The darned batteries run out of charge at the most inopportune times.<br><br><br>

I definitely will slow it down. I don't use a very fast setting, although I DO like using acceleration. That way when I am traveling a long distance I can do it with ease. <br><br>Are you running Leopard? If so, did you have any issues after they put out the new leopard drivers?<br><br>zweisoft<br>

If this one fails me I will be looking at kensington for sure. Although, I'm hoping I just stumbled upon the "Apple" of mouses ...er mice <br><br>zweisoft<br>