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Good pair of hiking shoes?

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Hello Redditors. I'm in search of a classy yet extremely durable pair of hiking boots to take backpacking around the world for 12+ months with.

Hiking boots recommendations

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Comfortable and cushiony shoes for walking on pavement 10KM/couple hours a day (UK)

Hiking sandals that last?

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Featuring a new design, Magic Mouse 2 is completely rechargeable, so you’ll eliminate the use of traditional batteries. It’s lighter, has fewer moving parts thanks to its built-in battery and continuous bottom shell. It has an optimized foot design, all helping Magic Mouse 2 track easier and move with less resistance across your desk. And the Multi-Touch surface allows you to perform simple gestures such as swiping between web pages and scrolling through documents. Magic Mouse 2 is ready to go right out of the box and pairs automatically with your Mac. Featuring impressive design, Magic Mouse 2 is completely rechargeable, so you'll eliminate the use of traditional batteries. It's lighter, has fewer moving parts thanks to its built-in battery and continuous bottom shell, and has an optimized foot design - all helping Magic Mouse 2 track easier and move with less resistance across your desk. And the multi-touch surface allows you to perform simple gestures such as swiping between web pages and scrolling through documents. Magic Mouse 2 is ready to go right out of the box and pairs automatically with your Mac.

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The Apple Magic Mouse wins our award for the best mouse for general computer use. We define general computer use as activities like writing emails, working on spreadsheets, writing documents, etc. In that context, the Magic Mouse excels. The sleek touchpad design offers fluidity when scrolling in all four directions and dons a clean look, given that there isn't a formal button anywhere on this mouse. The latency/connectivity was flawless in testing and incredibly easy to connect to Bluetooth. Still, there is a unique feature called smart zoom, where double-tapping on the mouse zooms the computer's view into wherever your cursor is. This feature was beneficial when working on larger projects in a spreadsheet, audio engineering, or photo editing. 
While the Magic Mouse offers relatively simple features, it will require software to be installed to utilize such features on a PC. Additionally, this low-profile design is not the most ergonomic if you use the mouse more heavily while doing activities like gaming. Lastly, this mouse is more expensive than other contenders that are award winners, so this option is for the less budget-conscious user. This option is recommended for shoppers seeking quality, with less of a focus on the price. 

The Apple Magic Mouse is the best option for Mac users looking for a great mouse to use on the go. This model performed wonderfully across tasks like email composition, document creation, and web browsing. With a sleek glass finish and slim design, this mouse offers a unique aesthetic to this review and stands out in numerous ways. The smart zoom feature enables a massive screen zoom-in on your cursor, which was an incredible gift when utilizing spreadsheets and small-text documents. Additionally, the Magic Mouse offers a touchpad-style design enabling four-way scrolling, which can register your finger's movement anywhere on the top of the mouse. The Magic Mouse has a built-in rechargeable battery and uses Apple's universal lightning cable- making this an ideal option for Apple enthusiasts.
The Magic Mouse has a charging port on the underside of the mouse, rendering the mouse out-of-service while being charged. We found this quite a surprise given Apple's track record of producing well-designed and thoughtful products. Additionally, this option was among the most expensive in the review. We did find the touchpad and smart zoom to be unique features that provided some decent value for such a high price, but it is still nonetheless 5-7 times more expensive than many of our other award winners. With diminished functionality on PC, we recommend this mouse for Mac users who care about unique functions rather than low cost.     

The Apple Magic Mouse wins our award for the best mouse for general computer use. We define general computer use as activities like writing emails, working on spreadsheets, writing documents, etc. In that context, the Magic Mouse excels. The sleek touchpad design offers fluidity when scrolling in all four directions and dons a clean look, given that there isn't a formal button anywhere on this mouse. The latency/connectivity was flawless in testing and incredibly easy to connect to Bluetooth. Still, there is a unique feature called smart zoom, where double-tapping on the mouse zooms the computer's view into wherever your cursor is. This feature was beneficial when working on larger projects in a spreadsheet, audio engineering, or photo editing. 
While the Magic Mouse offers relatively simple features, it will require software to be installed to utilize such features on a PC. Additionally, this low-profile design is not the most ergonomic if you use the mouse more heavily while doing activities like gaming. Lastly, this mouse is more expensive than most of our other award winners. We recommend the Magic Mouse for shoppers seeking quality, where price is no issue. 

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One of the biggest gripes that Mac users have with the Apple Magic Mouse is its relatively short battery life. It isn't unheard of to find the mouse&nbsp;needing new cells in as little as four weeks, which means you're burning through a lot of AA batteries. Apple has heard the plight of its users, and introduces the Magic Mouse 2 as standard equipment for new iMacs, including the latest Apple iMac 21.5-inch with 4K Retina display( at Amazon)(Opens in a new window)

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The best cheap MMO gaming mouse that we've tested is the UtechSmart VENUS. It's a wired model with a 12-button side panel, two CPI switching buttons below the scroll wheel, and an additional button next to its left click. You can reprogram all buttons using its companion software, so you'll have plenty of options for binding all your spells, potions, and abilities in-game. Plus, it has onboard memory, meaning you can still use your custom settings on computers without the software installed.

The two CPI buttons allow you to make on-the-fly adjustments to the set CPI in precise steps of 50 without requiring the software. Also, it feels well-built and has a thumb rest and textured body for extra grip and comfort. It also comes with eight 2.5g weights so you can customize the weight distribution, although it's still heavy without any weights installed. Thankfully, its low lift-off distance means you can easily reposition the mouse without having to lift it too high off the surface, helping to ensure the sensor doesn't register your movements accidentally.

Unfortunately, its side buttons feel quite a bit mushier than the left- and right-click buttons. Also, its click latency is relatively high for a gaming mouse, so it won't feel as responsive as more premium options. Lastly, the braided cable is stiff and creates a lot of drag on desks and mousepads. With that said, it's still a great mouse with lots of programmable inputs and customization if you're looking for an inexpensive option for your MMO gaming sessions.

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 Also, while the sensor on our unit is reasonably consistent, it's moderately inaccurate and undershoots the set CPI somewhat during slow cursor movements and significantly during faster movements. There&#39;s customization software that allows you to adjust a range of settings; however, it&#39;s only compatible with Windows and only allows you to have one custom profile at a time.

UtechSmart VENUS Pro

This video was brought to you by NCI X, great technology, selections and service how's. It going guys Eber here with Harbor Canucks and you techsmartt has released an interesting product for those gamers who rely on multiple controls at the tip of the thumb specifically for MMOs and strategy gaming. This is the Venus MMO Mouse priced at hundred dollars. You tic Smart, has gone with a nice ergonomic shape like proper ring and pinky finger, support, plus a small lip for your thumb

 There is an additional button for your pointer finger located at the tip of the left flick as well as the DPI shift buttons placed behind the scroll wheel with five dpi settings and clearly visible dpi indicators. The scroll wheel is quite loose without clearly defined scroll steps. That'S disappointing, but it is rubberized and easy to press. The profile shift is placed at the bottom of the mouth, so it's slightly inconvenient needing to flip it to change your profiles, but it helps to have a physical switch rather than software

 That could be larger, but it does help to separate the thumb from hitting these side buttons. The soft touch rubber surface in the mouth feels excellent, although it will wear out as time passes and we've gotten accustomed to aluminum frames on gaming mice, so the Venus feels weak and at this price point we'd expect more. At 150 grams to weight is average, but it's always great to add a few more grams for those who prefer a heavier Mouse. So you can twist the bottom circular plate which exposes little inserts for additional weights

Best MMO Gaming Mouse? UtechSmart Venus Review

 . . not happening. With the same gentle grip that would allow my previous mouse to be lifted and moved this one shifts and slides in my hand

 I need a mouse that has convenient and easy to use buttons in numbers sufficient to assign a button to every available movement. This does not evenly remotely apply to the UTechSmart. The number of buttons is sufficient but the placement is not suited to fast and accurate use. The thumb button locations would require months of training to get all the button locations coded into muscle memory

I want to like this mouse and I just don't

 It's also remarkably comfortable, almost as if it was designed with my hand specifically in mind. Obviously your mileage may vary on this one but the at rest position for the third (ring) finger on my hand is well placed, with just the right bit of additional contour to aid in gripping the mouse when lifting it. In addition the descending curve of the side allows my pinky finger to rest against the mouse, partially touching, instead of awkwardly dangling in space as with so many mice, while at the same time allowing me to feel a bit of the pad below so I can judge distance precisely. I cannot over-emphasize how pleasant this is to hold an d use

This mouse is quite pleasantly sized. I use a kind of a broad claw grip and prefer it when the butt of the mouse rests in the palm of my hand, which this does comfortably while still leaving my fingers well positioned on the buttons. It's also remarkably comfortable, almost as if it was designed with my hand specifically in mind. Obviously your mileage may vary on this one but the at rest position for the third (ring) finger on my hand is well placed, with just the right bit of additional contour to aid in gripping the mouse when lifting it

 Still, this is not an issue on a platform supported by the manufacturer so I'm only knocking off one star from the review rather than the 3 that this problem really deserves. For most people this will not at all be an issue.  Because of the above problem I did not review the macro capability of them mouse, which is purportedly one of its main selling points. Even without that feature there is a lot to like here: inexpensive, nice and large, comfortable grip, nice action, good weight and feel

A nice, large mouse that suffers only from a lack of Linux support.

 It's a huge boost to my productivity.  The mouse is similar in shape and feel to the G600. While it's quite a bit lighter, the grip and feel (which any MMO mouse will forever change the way you grip any mouse) didn't take me long at all to adjust, close to instant. There's the same "grip corner" for you to press your pinky finger against, your thumb sits between the first two sets of thumb buttons (1 thru 6), pointer and middle finger are resting on the left and right mouse buttons respective and it's comfortable to easily switch between clicking and scrolling, and there's also an indentation for your ring finger to rest on

 It's really comfortable.  The response of the mouse is great, really sensitive and precise. Have been able to play all of the games I was accustomed to playing on my G600 easily with this mouse. The software that it requires is actually quite decent, more than decent

 While it's quite a bit lighter, the grip and feel (which any MMO mouse will forever change the way you grip any mouse) didn't take me long at all to adjust, close to instant. There's the same "grip corner" for you to press your pinky finger against, your thumb sits between the first two sets of thumb buttons (1 thru 6), pointer and middle finger are resting on the left and right mouse buttons respective and it's comfortable to easily switch between clicking and scrolling, and there's also an indentation for your ring finger to rest on. It's really comfortable.  The response of the mouse is great, really sensitive and precise

The closest you'll get to a Logitech G600 replacement

 I'd love to just use it wired when at my desk and wireless when off to meetings and such. I love the light color cycling and miss that when it is plugged in.  Weight Compartment: The wired version had the bottom compartment with additional weights. This version is lacking that and thus a bit lighter than I am used to

  The Good: Good size that fits hand very comfortably with the nice textured finish Good quantity of buttons to program High precision with adjustable DPI to get mouse movements just right Multiple profiles for different tasks Better lighting options compared to prior versions profiles stored on mouse (limit 2)  The Less Good: no additional weight compartment in wireless version (wired version has it) lighting options, while better, are still underwhelming lighting option when plugged in is not existent less pre-created macro/key options in software compared to earlier versions (can manually create for functionality, just lose the ease of it)  The Bad nothing that would sway my purchase decision  Summary: This is a great mouse for the price. It is very comfortable to use and ticks off all the quality items needed for a functional mouse for gaming or customization of buttons. The software is its greatest weakness, but not detrimental to the point where it has a functional impact (just the area they should focus more effort on). I back this up with this wireless mouse version being my third of this style/brand of mouse for my own use (2 wired, 1 wireless) plus my wife's use of both the wired and wireless version too

 I don't understand why they didn't do the recessed tabs on top/bottom of it so you could grip it to pull the dongle out (like most other dongle storage layouts are). I suspect it is mostly a non-issue since you don't remove the dongle while you have it plugged in, it just seemed like an odd design choice (maybe something they can fix in the next hardware revision/version).  The Good: Good size that fits hand very comfortably with the nice textured finish Good quantity of buttons to program High precision with adjustable DPI to get mouse movements just right Multiple profiles for different tasks Better lighting options compared to prior versions profiles stored on mouse (limit 2)  The Less Good: no additional weight compartment in wireless version (wired version has it) lighting options, while better, are still underwhelming lighting option when plugged in is not existent less pre-created macro/key options in software compared to earlier versions (can manually create for functionality, just lose the ease of it)  The Bad nothing that would sway my purchase decision  Summary: This is a great mouse for the price. It is very comfortable to use and ticks off all the quality items needed for a functional mouse for gaming or customization of buttons

  Weight Compartment: The wired version had the bottom compartment with additional weights. This version is lacking that and thus a bit lighter than I am used to. While I liked the heavier weight it isn't a deal breaker for me.  Software: The software, while newer, has fewer options for programming the keys compared to the older version

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  But for me, the UtechSmart VENUS Pro wins my award for the "Best Ergonomic Wireless Productivity Mouse" of 2020.

  If you are ok with fewer buttons, or you aren't as picky about ergonomics, then there a lot of other wireless mouse out there that will track on a black desk. You might enjoy the Logitech G602.  But for me, the UtechSmart VENUS Pro wins my award for the "Best Ergonomic Wireless Productivity Mouse" of 2020.

 I have rejected other "ergonomic" mice because they weren't big enough, but this mouse fills up my hand allowing me to hold a nice round shape and reach the buttons comfortably. Most "ergonomic" mice are too small or flat such that I have to distort or shrink my hand to grip them. Of the 12 side buttons, there are two buttons that I can't reach easily. I suppose I can reach them, but I have to adjust my grip enough that I usually don't bother

 This is the only one I've found that meets my 3 most important criteria: 1. Truly ergonomic 2. Wireless 3. More than 11 buttons

Best Ergonomic Wireless Productivity Mouse of 2020, with a couple of concerns.

  I forgot to add this up by the mouse section, but I saw people complaining about Avago sensors and Omron switches. The Avago sensor in this thing is perfectly fine, with no acceleration(unless you set it up yourself in the software). It doesn't move on its own and if it does, run your anti-virus because that's not the mouse. I also don't see why people complain about Omron switches

 The mouse is, I think, designed for people with a palm grip, which was no problem for me since that's my regular grip. Either way, the shape of the mouse could get anyone used to the palm grip quite easily. If you do stick with the claw grip, though, I'm afraid you're going to be a little more uncomfortable using the rapid-fire button. Speaking of which, this button is more useful than I first thought it would be

  The weight tuning is pretty straight forward. You flip the mouse over, turn the little compartment, and then pop the tray out. I have to say, I'm a heavy mouse guy, but I still thought that having all the weights in was a little too much. On the other hand, removing all the weights made the mouse very, very light

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 The buttons themselves are alright, they'll definitely do the job. The scroll wheel is good, though I wish it tilted like my G600 too. But as that's a hardware thing, I can accept that tradeoff for wireless connectivity. Clicks are not offensively loud like some mice, which I'm definitely grateful for as I'll be using this while traveling

 The driver software is included via a very snazzy looking business card that flips out into a baby USB drive. It does the win+r command and types in a command to open a Dropbox with the software files. The buttons themselves are alright, they'll definitely do the job. The scroll wheel is good, though I wish it tilted like my G600 too

 I really feel like the issues I've come across are software related, but I don't foresee a software update coming anytime soon for these mice.  *****Original Review Below***** Please UtechSmart, let us remap the two buttons under the scroll wheel! I personally never change my DPI once I set it via software, but having the option to use the buttons for something more functional would be nice! Pleeeeease. I know there are several other reviews mentioning this. Those two perfectly good buttons are unused otherwise

.I was very disappointed. I really feel like the issues I've come across are software related, but I don't foresee a software update coming anytime soon for these mice.  *****Original Review Below***** Please UtechSmart, let us remap the two buttons under the scroll wheel! I personally never change my DPI once I set it via software, but having the option to use the buttons for something more functional would be nice! Pleeeeease

Unmappable DPI buttons and no multi-button support...an average mouse at best

 You can also adjust the mouse sensitivity, scrolling speed, an double-click speed in their program  Functionality Cons - As I mentioned before, the average user should have no problem utilizing 13 extra buttons on a mouse - most do not need any more. I personally like having more and have used them in MMO's like World of Warcraft. The G600 offers a "g-shift" button, which is a "click and hold" feature to the right of its right mouse button that, when held down, changes the whole key settings/bindings, thus allowing buttons 1-12 (+7 of its own) buttons to be bound to other commands. As I mentioned, this probably isn't a big deal to the average MMO user

 There is the option to turn on the mouse without RGB lights to save battery power. - There is the option to go wireless! I cannot confirm how long the battery life is, but from other reviewers it seems like about 3 days of heavy use. - Length of the cord is decently long but is about a full mouse length shorter than the G600. - Comes with a nice bag for travel purposes - Weight is good, similar to G600

 - The G600 offers a way to tilt the mouse scroll wheel to the left or right with the default command being "back" and "forward", which I use frequently. The venus does not offer this ability with its scroll wheel, although it can be assigned to one of its 12 side buttons. - The UI of the venus program is not nearly as nice as compared to the Logitech Gaming Software. But to be fair, I believe LGS was supposedly shifted over in favor of some new program called Logitech Hub or something of the sort? I used it once and hated it and went back to LGS

 - A functionality issue that I particularly dislike though is that the DPI buttons cannot be assigned to something else. On my G600, I have those assigned and use them often as I don't need to change my DPI for anything. - The G600 offers a way to tilt the mouse scroll wheel to the left or right with the default command being "back" and "forward", which I use frequently. The venus does not offer this ability with its scroll wheel, although it can be assigned to one of its 12 side buttons

Venus Pro vs G600?

 And Why does this matter to me enough to drone on about it?  well... I loved using those buttons as my page up and page down on the wired version of this same mouse, a real time saver for browsing pages, or working through various text\adobe documents, or even scrolling up and down in video game chat boxes to see messages I missed

 And like the wired version not only is it great for gaming, but for productivity I like it even more. Having the numpad is amazing for doing work and I think the name of the mouse should be renamed. It is MORE THEN JUST A MMO MOUSE!  The only real negatives I can think of are- No wheel side buttons. Some folks might want even more buttons (like wheel left\right)

 I also hate that razor synapse runs all the time and requires internet, and I also hate snakes which is the entire theme of their mice for some reason. I ain't want no got dang snakes on my plane!  Soo why in the world does the venus mmo mouse product information say you can reprogram the dpi buttons? Translation issues maybe? Dunno, I just know that this is not only misleading but also disappointing. And Why does this matter to me enough to drone on about it?  well.

NO! The DPI buttons can NOT be reprogrammed (on the wireless version).

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