M100 Optical USB Mouse - A solid basic mouse with built-in quality. A comfortable, ambidextrous shape feels good in either hand. Utilizes 1000 dpi sensitivity allows for better cursor control.

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If you're looking for something cheaper and simpler, we recommend the Logitech M100. It's very inexpensive but doesn't feel flimsy; however, the plastic doesn't feel as high-quality as that used in higher-end Logitech mice. As for controls, there are two primary click buttons and a simple scroll wheel. Unfortunately, it has a stiff rubber cable and tiny mouse feet that don't glide nearly as smoothly as those on the Razer Viper Mini. Unlike the other options on this list, this mouse isn't cut out for gaming in any genre. However, its sensor performance is more than adequate for the everyday browsing and productivity tasks it's designed for.

Besides that, it's fairly small. Its shape is well-suited for using a palm grip if you have small or medium-sized hands. A fingertip grip works great for larger hands, but it may not be very comfortable if you plan on using this mouse for a full 8-hour work shift. When shopping for this mouse, you might also see the very similar-looking Logitech B100, which is the same mouse that comes in different packaging. If you want to purchase a large number of mice and want something even cheaper, check out the AmazonBasics 3-Button USB Wired Mouse. While the build quality is worse than the Logitech, and its sensor doesn't perform as well, its lower price tag can be helpful if you need to buy a ton of mice for an office.

If you're looking for something much cheaper and simpler, check out the Logitech M100. When shopping for this mouse, you may notice a very similar-looking model called the Logitech B100. They're the same mouse; the only difference is that the B100 has different packaging aimed at a business audience. Overall, this mouse is very inexpensive but isn't flimsy. However, the plastic doesn't feel as high-quality as that used on the other Logitech mice on this list. As far as controls go, there are two primary click buttons and a basic scroll wheel.

Unfortunately, it has a stiff rubber cable and tiny mouse feet that don't glide nearly as smoothly as our other recommendations. Besides that, it's fairly small, but its shape is well-suited for using a palm grip if you have small or medium-sized hands. A fingertip grip works great for larger hands, but it may not be very comfortable if you're planning on using this mouse for a full eight-hour work shift.

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 I like the shape, because it kinda reminds G Pro and G203. So this mouse is basically for claw and fingertip users. Of course you can try to use it with palm grip, but then your finger just offset the mouse. Some people like that, so it's just a preference

 And the weight, weight is perfect for FPS games, because mouse is very light, around 90 grams. And the cost, in Europe it only costs 13 euros, despite it isn't perfect. For basic tasks, it's quite a good mouse considering its price. Also it is quite good for strategic games and for those who don't ask you to use the turn mouse button

 Hello everyone, today I'm going to review this mouse, which is Logitech M100. So what's good and bad about this mouse? So the shape. I like the shape, because it kinda reminds G Pro and G203. So this mouse is basically for claw and fingertip users

LOGITECH M100 REVIEW - My thoughts about it after 5+ years of usage

 Hello everyone, today I'm going to review this mouse, which is Logitech M100.

 So what's good and bad about this mouse?

 I like the shape, because it kinda reminds G Pro and G203.

 So this mouse is basically for claw and fingertip users.

 Of course you can try to use it with palm grip, but then your finger just offset the

 Some people like that, so it's just a preference.

 I tore down this mouse and saw that it was Kailh switches.

 They are not as good as Omron's, but they will do the job.

 The biggest drawback is that they aren't super durable and sounds quite cheap, as you

 After using it for around 5-6 years, it started to fail, causing double clicking issues.

 Another thing, which I don't like about the switches, is that the third mouse button

 is very bad quality and basically impossible to use it in game.

 Yes, when browsing after 3 times of clicking, it will work, but we all know that for fast

 paced FPS games, that kind of working can be called working.

 It isn't super ergonomic for long gaming or productivity hours, but the charm of this

 mouse is that you can quickly and easily grip it and browse the things you want on the internet.

 You can see, you just take it, you can take it with your little finger, it's very easy.

 Talking about materials, mouse is all made plastic, but I kind of like that, because

 if the mouse use cheap rubber, after some time you'll start to feel tear and it will

 become sticky, while the made plastic, yes the made one, because glossy is fingertip

 magnet, will look the same as the day you bought it.

 I used it, as I said, for 5-6 years and still looks quite good.

 And the weight, weight is perfect for FPS games, because mouse is very light, around

 And the cost, in Europe it only costs 13 euros, despite it isn't perfect.

 For basic tasks, it's quite a good mouse considering its price.

 Also it is quite good for strategic games and for those who don't ask you to use the

 For most of you that can be a deal breaker.

 But as you see the price, it isn't that bad, knowing that it's also very light, because

 So the verdict, it is just an all-around super budget mouse.

 Depends on how much money you have and for what tasks you will use it.

 So thanks for watching, subscribe if you liked this video, like if you liked, dislike if

 you disliked, comment and say your own opinion.

 Just write all those things in the comment.

 However, the quality seems to be lower than my previous one: * the center wheel action is "gritty" and doesn't have the smooth detent action of the previous one I used for years. The gritty action occasionally makes the screen scroll slightly, unexpectedly. * the brand lettering is different and is missing the Logitech logo the previous one has (as shown top/left in the pic).  Overall, it works OK and if I didn't have the previous one to compare it to I might not notice

Knockoff?

Okay, I am old fashioned and I just like the original style of mouses. But also a corded mouse never lose their charge and if you have a mouse at a business, say on the front counter, you never want the mouse to go suddenly dead. If it does then you better have backup batteries all the time and the person using the mouse has to know where the batteries are and how to install them. Not worth it if the boss is not there and the computer is dead in the water

 If it does then you better have backup batteries all the time and the person using the mouse has to know where the batteries are and how to install them. Not worth it if the boss is not there and the computer is dead in the water. Better safe than sorry using a corded mouse.

Sometimes a corded mouse is a must

 Hello and welcome to another episode unboxing with Paul and today, I'm excited to bring you Logitech's M100 full-size corded mouse Sometimes we just need to get back to basics Let's take a look at it So you can currently find this mouse on most retailers I got this from Best Buy For only ten bucks nine dollars and ninety-nine cents. This is just a very very plain Full-size regular wired mouse. There is no RGB. There is no Bluetooth

Logitech M100 Full Sized Wired Mouse Unboxing

 Hello and welcome to another episode unboxing with Paul and today, I'm excited to bring you Logitech's M100 full-size corded mouse

 Sometimes we just need to get back to basics

 So you can currently find this mouse on most retailers I got this from Best Buy

 For only ten bucks nine dollars and ninety-nine cents. This is just a very very plain

 Full-size regular wired mouse. There is no RGB. There is no Bluetooth. There is no wireless again

 No more wired full-size mouse. The only thing setting this apart from your

 Grandma's old mouse is probably the fact that this has an optical sensor a little laser looking thing in there as

 Supposed to the little rubber ball. Okay without further ado, let's go ahead and get into this looks like we got

 Important safety compliance and warranty information all in one. Here's the mouse itself

 It's supposed to be an ambidextrous mouse as you can use it for either

 Right-handed or left-handed use as it is again the same size on both sides

 Cheap feeling, you know, I want to say wait, but it is ten bucks. This is the cheapest budget

 Mouse that Logitech offers if I am not mistaken, so yeah pretty you know pretty cheap clicky sounding mice, you know

 However, again, I didn't get this because I wanted a soft quiet mouth

 I just got this because sometimes my Bluetooth mice will run out of battery. They will die

 RGB gaming my gaming mouse down when the charging port started go out on it and it's just very annoying

 So it should reach all the way back to your computer for the most part for the majority of deaths, right?

 Again, this is an optical sensor and it does have four little feet for it to skate on

 This is not the smoothest surface in the world

 It's okay. It's a mouse. Okay, it's a tenth other mouse

 It is the most basic mouse from Logitech and I'm only opening it so that you guys can see what it looks like that

 It's nothing special. There's again. There's no lighting in there. Just a little scroll wheel

 That you can click on the middle, you know, three regular buttons and let's go ahead

 And put it into our computer here you go, let's go ahead and we plug it in

 Okay, setting up USB optical mice mouse, sorry and

 Literally the moment we plug it in mouse is working

 I'm not sure if you guys can see it on the screen, but it's moving. It's working and

 A regular solid mouse that's just plugged in that I don't have to worry about it dying on me that I have to worry

 Wireless devices we've become slaves to the batteries to keeping them charged

 Point in case with my air pods. I love my air pods. I love my air pods pro

 But I'm always worried right before I pick them up. I'm always worried

 Are they charged? Did I forget to charge them? Did I leave them on all night last night?

 Did I have them in my ears all night? And did they just

 Did the battery just die on them and it's very very nice just to again be able to plug something in you

 All of your mice die on you. I have two wireless mice and both of them either died or failed on me

 Without one of the most rudimentary devices for you to input information into a computer

 I encourage everybody to have the analog equivalent of all these tech items to rely on if you use headphones very often

 Get yourself a pair of wired headphones. It's never

 Too bad, it's never too much to have an extra item just in case you need it's better to

 Have it and not need it than needed and not have it in case you want to see what

 The optical sensor looks like here's what it looks like when it's turned on. And again, just a normal wireless mouse

 Oh, I did forget to mention it is a thousand dpi and about an inch and a half size worth of a track that I have

 Access to my whole screen go ahead and leave me in the comments. What are your thoughts on the Logitech M100 wired mouse?

 Basic mice at this price point there are good solid options again

 This is tried and true. This has been around for a few years now

 And this is kind of like the budget office standard and as always thanks for watching

 Hey guys, this is Morgberg here with my unboxing and review of the Logitech M100 full size corded mouse. I picked this up at my local Target on sale for $8, but it normally is $9. This is a three button mouse with left click, right click, and a notched scroll wheel. This mouse does not require any special software

Logitech M100 Mouse Unboxing and Review (ONLY $9!)

 Hey guys, this is Morgberg here with my unboxing and review of the Logitech M100 full size

 I picked this up at my local Target on sale for $8, but it normally is $9.

 This is a three button mouse with left click, right click, and a notched scroll wheel.

 This mouse does not require any special software.

 It has a smooth cursor and can be used with any hand.

 It is compatible with a wide range of operating systems including Windows, Mac OS X, Chrome

 I really don't like this sort of wrap packaging that Logitech used for this, so we'll have

 The packaging was tearing on me, so I ended up cutting the rest of it.

 You'd probably be better off using a can opener or something similar on the side of the packaging.

 After removing the contents of the package from the plastic shell, the contents are easy

 As you can see, it's a three button mouse with a fixed cord.

 And here's your safety information, nothing important here.

 Here it tells you how to get your mouse connected to your computer.

 Here's the laser, which is how your cursor moves on your screen.

 On my Acer Aspire 7741Z running Windows 7, this mouse scrolls nice and smooth.

 The cursor moves smoothly and the buttons on this mouse are very responsive.

 This mouse is large, allowing my hands to comfortably hold it.

 That's my unboxing and review of the Logitech M100 mouse.

 Hope you enjoyed, leave a like, comment, and subscribe to the channel.

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The Intellimouse optical mouse offers precise, responsive cursor movement, and smooth tracking, thanks to its optical technology. Five customizable buttons, and ambidextrous, ergonomic grip make Intellimouse easy and comfortable to use. Each button can be programmed to do a different action in each software application you set it up for, so you get the features and functions you use most, right at your fingertips!

If you're looking for a no-nonsense mid-range mouse that feels well-built and is more than capable of handling workloads and even casual gaming, we recommend the Microsoft Pro IntelliMouse. This mouse is a modern update inspired by Microsoft's classic IntelliMouse 3.0 from 1996. Its design emphasizes comfort and features an ergonomic right-handed shape and textured rubber sides for added grip. It's fairly large, which makes it well-suited for medium, large, and even extra-large-sized hands, though it isn't a good fit for small hands using any grip type.

The braided cable is decently flexible, and its feet glide well on mousepads and desks. There are two well-placed side buttons on the left, and while the scroll wheel lacks the tilt inputs and free-scrolling features on the more expensive Razer Basilisk V3, it feels precise and has well-defined steps. Unfortunately, both the scroll wheel and click buttons are loud, especially compared to higher-end work mice, which increasingly feature muted clicks. The sensor on this mouse has also had a serious upgrade over the original, and it provides a respectable performance for casual gaming in most genres. That said, while its click latency is good, it's still higher than most of its click latency most dedicated gaming options, so we don't recommend this mouse for playing FPS or other competitive, fast-paced games.

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 The Logitech G Pro is too small for me. I've been looking at the Zowie EC2-B, but I'm afraid it will be too small (haven't tried it yet).

 So i'm not really sure it's like what came first, the chicken or the egg. But i did note that my aim was a bit smoother, but also a lot slower with this mouse, since it is so heavy and now it's time to talk about everybody's favorite and the objective most important part of a mouse the shape. This is a palm grip shape. It is a large mouse, it is

 I would actually recommend you to get help if you use claw grip on a extremely large 105 gram mouse, i'm just like get an xm1 or something lol and, like i mentioned before, i would just recommend the ninjatso origin 1x over. It is like a mini version of the shape, but it does stay true to the shape like this is an example of a good clone. It is taking a mouse that it just won't seem to get modernized like. I doubt microsoft comes out with like an actual like more modern version of this, with, like the gaming community in mind

 I do like the shape like it is comfortable. I will say that, but this there's absolutely nothing special about this mouse, at least like in the modern market, but yeah that's going to be all make sure to leave a like and sub peace. 

 Don'T forget and then slowly get your palm on the mouse and then boom. You are locked into the palm grip of your dreams. You could also claw grip this mouse. However, i would never recommend it

Microsoft Pro Intellimouse Review. I feel nothing

0s; the Pro Intellimouse with D2F-01Fs is my favorite click feeling ever -- not objectively the best, but my favorite.

Normally I like wide mice, but for the FK-style ambi shapes it turns out that the FK1+-C was actually too wide and forced my ring finger into an uncomfortable angle. This mouse offers a bit more freedom in how I grip it by being a bit narrower, which makes it more comfortable.

Shape? it's an EC2 clone. I think the side buttons should be mounted a bit lower (so they aren't angled away from your thumb!!!) and sometimes I wish the flare on the back left was a little bit less aggressive. I liked the Prime for that reason. Still, it's nice and tall so it's big enough for my hands and they haven't spoiled the magic that makes the Intellimouse 3

To be clear; I don't want to turn this into an XLite. It will look stock on the outside, and my main focus is making the clicks, scroll, etc. feel better than stock, not as good as I can accept while chopping out bits of the mouse all around it. Some weight reduction will happen, but never in areas that risk damaging what makes this mouse good

The survivors (out of the 32 different mice I've tried this year)

 Instead of shrinking all of the dimensions of a traditional mouse at once, Microsoft simply flattened the body, resulting in an admirable blend of portability and comfort. Add in cutting-edge wireless technology, a stylish design, and an affordable price, and you get the best mobile mouse you can buy right now.&nbsp;

My test sample of the Surface Mobile Mouse has a burgundy color, which is unlikely to match with many other electronics or desk accoutrements but sure looks classy on its own. You can also order a Surface Mobile Mouse in Platinum or Cobalt Blue, which match the color schemes of other Microsoft devices like the Surface Laptop 3 and the Surface Pro's Type Cover keyboards. The sculpted plastic is slightly textured, for a pleasing feel, and the silver scroll wheel feels eminently sturdy. The wheel has detents instead of smooth or &ldquo;free&rdquo; scrolling, unlike the more-expensive Logitech MX Anywhere 2s, which lets you switch between the two scrolling modes

 The sculpted plastic is slightly textured, for a pleasing feel, and the silver scroll wheel feels eminently sturdy. The wheel has detents instead of smooth or &ldquo;free&rdquo; scrolling, unlike the more-expensive Logitech MX Anywhere 2s, which lets you switch between the two scrolling modes.&nbsp;

Mobile mice are never going to be as comfortable as mice designed to stay on your desk at all times. But the stylish Surface Mobile Mouse manages to combine space savings and comfort in a unique way, while also promising long battery life and peerlessly easy wireless setup. It&rsquo;s our top pick for wireless mobile mice.

Microsoft Surface Mobile Mouse Review

I use my mouse very heavily for general use, with a ton of dragging and dropping and while I don't game on my PC frequently, It might be nice to have a decent gaming mouse. I'm not too big on fancy designs and as far as weight goes something around where the IntelliMouse is at with a bit more freedom of movement would be good.

I want something that's not too small, doesn't exceed $40 (I don't mind a higher price if it fits everything I'm looking for), and won't wear out quickly (my current mouse already had the thumb grip wearing out within a few months) or not be picked up by whatever mouse pad I'm using (which seems to be the case for this Microsoft one every other time). 

I'm right handed and my grip style from what I can tell is somewhere between a palm (without actually pressing my palm against the mouse) and a claw grip (my finger positioning seems more similar to palm grips from what I can tell from diagrams.

 The scroll is a little choppy, but it's a vast improvement over the Logitech mouse it's replacing, which scrolled madly when I barely touched it. The buttons all work the way intended.  Overall, this is a good basic workhorse mouse; nothing really fancy but worth its modest cost.

  Overall, this is a good basic workhorse mouse; nothing really fancy but worth its modest cost.

A welcome step up from my Logitech Optical

 The top of the mouse is high and gently rounded so that it supports the palm of your hand.

 I tried to use the adapter on my desktop, and found that it didn't work.  Other thoughts: this is one of the largest mice that I have owned, so I think it would fit well for those with larger hands. However, it is not so large that I cannot handle it with my small hands. The advertising says that it was designed with comfort in mind, and I believe that this is true

 However, it is not so large that I cannot handle it with my small hands. The advertising says that it was designed with comfort in mind, and I believe that this is true. The top of the mouse is high and gently rounded so that it supports the palm of your hand.

Good Mouse for Large Hands

I was really happy with the mouse for all of 10 minutes.  The scroll wheel is really "push happy" such that when I roll the wheel, the middle button registers a "click" very often. In order to prevent the inadvertant click, I have to roll the wheel with the lightest of light touches. It's significantly more senstive than my older logitech wheel, and was really really annoying to have the browser repeatedly register the middle button (which is unix is the default "paste" so I'd have pages and pages of text that I "selected" be pasted on to the browser or editor while what I really wanted was just to scroll the buffer!!!  Too bad, the mouse was really high quality overall

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