what is a good make of wireless mouse without breaking the bank please

oddies

well mine is about ready to give up the ghost so i need a good make of wireless mouse without breaking the bank could anyone tell me. my current one is an acer. my budget would be at best £30 something pounds. thank you all x x currently working of a wired mouse it's like going back to the dark ages :rotfl:

somersethillbilly

Have a look at this thread, it may offer some help.

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4942064

You should be able to find the Logitech M185 for around £10 or less.

debitcardmayhem

Wireless + Batteries not MSE :rotfl:

somersethillbilly

debitcardmayhem wrote: »

Wireless + Batteries not MSE :rotfl:

Rechargeable + Economy 7 is MSE :rotfl:

oddies

somersethillbilly wrote: »

Have a look at this thread, it may offer some help.

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4942064

You should be able to find the Logitech M185 for around £10 or less.

thank you somersthillbilly :beer: none online at tesco so will buy in store in the morning

flashg67

Always had good success with Microsoft - £10-£12 new on ebay etc

Nada666

debitcardmayhem wrote: »

Wireless + Batteries not MSE :rotfl:

Cracking the motherboard in a laptop because you keep forgetting to unplug a mouse is not very MSE.

Blowing a USB socket from plugging and unplugging a mouse is not very MSE.

Being rejected for a promotion because you are a slouch-necked hunchback from trying to use a trackpad on a laptop is not very MSE.

Being rejected in love because you are ibid.

Being treated for carpal tunnel and being off work on sickness is not very MSE.

debitcardmayhem

Nada666 wrote: »

Cracking the motherboard in a laptop because you keep forgetting to unplug a mouse is not very MSE.

Blowing a USB socket from plugging and unplugging a mouse is not very MSE.

Being rejected for a promotion because you are a slouch-necked hunchback from trying to use a trackpad on a laptop is not very MSE.

Being rejected in love because you are ibid.

Being treated for carpal tunnel and being off work on sickness is not very MSE.

Where was laptop mentioned ?
Does a wireless mouse stop carpal tunnel syndrome rather than a wired mouse ?
huh ?
Edit: ibid is missing L prefix and O suffix

kpwll

I have a Logitech M525 and find it very good. There is an on/off button to save batteries when not in use, I don't know if this is standard on all wireless mice(?) as this is my 1st one.

abibee

I'm using and liking my Tecknet mouse (no I hadn't heard of them either) for only a tenner delivered on Amazon...

http://www.amazon.co.uk/TeckNet%C2%AE-Wireless-Buttons-Adjustment-Levels-Black/dp/B00ECZFDR4/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1406766859&sr=8-4&keywords=tecknet

I'll take the battery life with a pinch of salt, because it depends on usage and battery brand.

Nada666

debitcardmayhem wrote: »

Where was laptop mentioned ?
Does a wireless mouse stop carpal tunnel syndrome rather than a wired mouse ?
huh ?

When used with a laptop it can. (Might not be carpal specifically, though. Could be a different rsi.) Unless you have a very long cable. Wireless allows you to have your mouse and keyboard down by your thighs.

But it's mainly not eating up a USB socket that is the advantage.