See title. I've been using the same base model logitech KB+mouse combo thing that every store with an electronics section stocks for a decade, buying new ones whenever I inevitably spill shit on the keyboard every 2 or 3 years. This time around it's actually the mouse that's dying on me, so I need either
1. recommendations on good cheap mice ideally either bluetooth or with a tiny USB dongle, or
2. advice on fixing my scroll wheel
The specific issue is that the wheel no longer consistently produces one unit of virtual scroll per one unit of wheel rotation, which is a problem I've had with other mice in the past but not these logitech ones.
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i don't buy pleb mice
right now i have a logitech g903 lightspeed, the battery lasts like 3 weeks on a charge and it has a "frictionless" scroll wheel which is all i ask for in a mouse
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I've never actually used a frictionless one for more than a couple weeks, are they better after you adjust to them?
Current hyperfixation:![https://i.rdrama.net/images/17146091388618665.webp](https://i.rdrama.net/i/l.webp)
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i've been using one for more than a decade at this point and i could never go back
it has a toggle so i can switch it back to clicky mode for gaming
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TBH if you use the mouse a lot and you aren't strapped for cash, buy a better one. I find the smaller ones give me hand cramps but then again this may not be a factor for you if you have small hands.
I just repaired the switches on my logitech g604 and I'm waiting for a new top-half PCB for my logitech G700
It's nice being able to map home/end/page-up/page-down to the extra thumb buttons
They're both excellent but I understand spending $60 for a mouse may seem a bit crazy
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