Computer Mice [Which one should I spend my money on?]

Best budget computer mice (average person using it for bit of work etc)

• Logitech B100 – It’s a very basic mouse but a good one that will probably last a bomb
• TeckNet® M002 Nano Wireless Mouse – for £10 this is the best budget wireless budget mouse
• TeckNet® High Precision Gaming Mouse – for £10 this is a complete bargain for anyone who games or wants to do precise movements, yes it’s clunky and noisy but it’s a beast
• TeckNet® Wireless Precision Gaming Mouse – £10.97 – very popular mouse but most gamers prefer cabled, if you’re not a gamer and want wireless this is a great option

A mouse for those of you who work long hours on a computer

There is no real reason why the mouses above couldn’t be used for long periods of use however the build quality & materials used will improve in this next section:

• Logitech Performance MX Wireless Mouse – £50ish – Sculpted to the hand, high build quality solid all rounder
• Razer DeathAdder Chroma Gaming Mouse – £60 – A lovely feeling mouse, full RGB support, quieter main clicks but louder side clicks compared with the Mamba. What we have plugged into our gaming rig tester
• Anker® Wireless Vertical Ergonomic Optical Mouse – This thing is bizarre to look at but get your hand around it and you may fall in love

What do we use?

• Razer Black Mamba Wireless – £90 – the mouse we use everyday (for working) it’s a great mouse but it certainly isn’t perfect, in fact the battery is awful so bad that we ended up having to recharge multiple times per day, if it accepted AA batteries it would be fine but it doesn’t and we never got around to buying a replacement battery. We now use it tethered, decent build quality but poor battery means the Razer DeathAdder is probably the better solution for most people who want an awesome mouse that will last, feels good to use for long periods of time and one that you can still customise (LED colour wise) if you wish

What we used to use / now wouldn’t recommend

• Apple Magic Mouse – Great on paper, awesome touch ability on the top of the mouse & perfectly fine for casual use, but now we have two sat on our desk gather dust! They’re simply NOT ergonomic and we had lots of pain in our hands when using for long hours
• Apple Track PadBy far the best track pad available however again we struggled with it over long periods of time, great for certain uses but gather dust the rest of the time