Wireless Mice

[rxblitzrx]

My index finger is KILLING me. I can't seem to find a good wireless mouse that doesn't require a high bending arch of the index finger to reach the scroll wheel. Does anyone know what I'm talking about??

Any recommendations?

 

[Icepick]

I've been using the Microsoft Wireless Desktop Elite for two years. The mouse is very ergonomic and feels comfortable during extended use.

 

[stogez]

What do you use now? Try any of the Logitech mice. I've had several and they just require a shift of the index finger to use the wheel. If you need a gaming mouse, look no further than the G7.

 

[AllGamer]

Logitech Gaming series

 

[hytek369]

Originally posted by: AllGamer
Logitech Gaming series

no doubt

 

[Boyo]

Logitech MX1000

 

[StopSign]

Have you tried turning the wheel with your middle finger instead?

 

[rxblitzrx]

Originally posted by: StopSign
Have you tried turning the wheel with your middle finger instead?

I think I'm going to have to start learning how to do this. The tendonitis isn't going to go away.

 

[rxblitzrx]

Originally posted by: stogez
What do you use now? Try any of the Logitech mice. I've had several and they just require a shift of the index finger to use the wheel. If you need a gaming mouse, look no further than the G7.

I own these mice:

Logitech G7 - too bulky (after using notebook mice for so long)
Logitech VX Revolution - buggy. I left click and half the time nothing happens. The scroll wheel also doesn't work half the time I scroll. I think this has to do with it jumping off the clicking rail. Also, it's too high of a hump, the scroll wheel is located too far back and requires my index finger to arch too much to maneuver it.
Logitech Notebook Mouse (corded) - Corded, but nice low profile. No thumb button.

 

[Shagga]

The Logitech MX Revolution is nice. The MX mouse wheel jumps off the clicking rail too, but it's supposed to I believe. You can then spin the wheel at a rapid rate and windows scroll at an increased speed.

 

[noagname]

play a little less

Edit: the mice talked about earlier are good

 

[stogez]

So your problem really is that you want the performance of a desktop wireless gaming mouse with the weight and size of a notebook mouse...
Sadly, not much can be done about that. I dont know any mice that fit that profile. As for "best of the best" you already have it, the G7.
Have you tried going to BB/Staples/CC or something and just try out different ones? Ofcourse we can't tell you which mouse would work for you, only which ones are good.