Do you use an external or internal mouse?
By snowy
@snowy22315 (115283)
United States
June 10, 2021 1:23pm CST
I personally just use the internal mouse that comes with the laptop but other people use a wireless mouse with their desktops or sometimes even a wired one..with a laptop or desktop. Some don't even use a mouse but have a trackball instead. I love just using a laptop with a built in mouse..don't have to worry about peripherals, but sometimes it does act up for no apparent reason and I have to reboot. When I was apartment shopping last week I saw a snazzy wireless one the staff had. I wouldn't mind a cool looking mouse like that.What kind of mouse do you like?
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@LadyDuck (341549)
• Switzerland
11 Jun
I never liked the built in touchpad, even with my laptop I prefer to use a wireless mouse. My Logitech mouse is really good, the trackball was a mess, you had to clean the ball all the time or it acted weird. I think that trackballs are not even more produced.
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@snowy22315 (115283)
• United States
11 Jun
I knew certain people who favored them. They were never my cup of tea.
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@LadyDuck (341549)
• Switzerland
12 Jun
@snowy22315 Many years ago all mice had a ball under it, they were not precise and had problems.
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@snowy22315 (115283)
• United States
11 Jun
I just like the touchpad, nothing to worry about.
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@thelme55 (70360)
• Germany
12 Jun
@snowy22315 Yes,I like the touchpad of my Ipad.
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@snowy22315 (115283)
• United States
12 Jun
@thelme55 So easy to use, no muss, no fuss.
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@Prabhatsingh (3827)
• India
10 Jun
normal simple Bluetooth mouse, extra smooth.
What I have right now is from Dell and it's not smooth at all.
before that, I had a Logitech one, which was pretty good.
Anyways will be getting a new keyboard and mouse, gamer edition. 
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@snowy22315 (115283)
• United States
10 Jun
Oh yes, I am sure if you are into gaming and have a gaming laptop you would want to have the best mice to go along with it.
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@Prabhatsingh (3827)
• India
10 Jun
@snowy22315
No, not yet.
plus I am collecting money for a gaming pc., soon.
so I thought why not first start with laptop and mouse.
then on the list a desktop
Then a CPU built like a beast. 
I have a ps4 so taking it slow.
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@snowy22315 (115283)
• United States
10 Jun
@Prabhatsingh Some of those gaming PC's are quite pricy like 1,000 dollars or more.
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@allknowing (92706)
• India
11 Jun
External mouse and that too manually operated.
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@allknowing (92706)
• India
11 Jun
@snowy22315 I tried using battery charged but we need to keep changing those batteries and in the midst of our work it suddenly stopped working I am fine with what I have.
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@snowy22315 (115283)
• United States
11 Jun
@allknowing I see..it seems like your problem really is devices with low batteries. My battery does not run down much at all, but I generally have the laptop plugged in anyway.
@snowy22315 (115283)
• United States
12 Jun
I really can't remember the last time I used a mouse either wired or wireless. It may have been in a hotel lobby somewhere.
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@snowy22315 (115283)
• United States
12 Jun
It is good to use what we feel comfortable with.
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@snowy22315 (115283)
• United States
11 Jun
OH OK..I feel the same about a regular mouse.
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@kaylachan (21087)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
10 Jun
I'm totally blind, so I lock my mouse. If I'm using one of my touch screen laptops, I'll use the touch screen. If not, I use keyboard commands that act as mouse commands. The arrow keys are my best friend.
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@snowy22315 (115283)
• United States
10 Jun
Yes, I have that talking keyboard option. I don't need it, but it is wonderful for those who can make use of it.
@moonandstars (50123)
• Zagreb, Croatia (Hrvatska)
10 Jun
i had one with laptop, a long time ago but it didn't last for long; i have a feeling they are not of a good quality. then, not sure are they still. i am good with my internal. it's my only one, after all
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@snowy22315 (115283)
• United States
10 Jun
I don't generally have a problem just using the internal laptop mouse.
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@snowy22315 (115283)
• United States
10 Jun
It is a learning curve with those. Using your finger is so much easier.
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@snowy22315 (115283)
• United States
10 Jun
Why make something more difficult that is easy to do? Nothing extra to worry about.
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