How to Choose the Perfect Mouse and Keyboard
How to Choose the Perfect Mouse and Keyboard
How to Choose the Perfect Mouse and Keyboard
Are you still using the mouse and keyboard that came with your computer? Or maybe you’ve tried something new, but you’ve got some nagging RSI strain, cords tangled everywhere, or a lagging mouse that’s left you unjustly fragged into oblivion? If your mouse and keyboard aren’t working for you, it’s time to buy new ones. Here are the things you’ll want to keep in mind as you shop.
Mice
There are some great cheap, simple, 2-button mice out there, but you’d be surprised how much easier a nicer mouse can make your day. Sure, a nice mouse can be a bit pricier than the $10 two-buttoner you bought at Staples, but whether it’s getting rid of wrist pain or just saving you endless clicks on the scroll wheel, they’re well worth the money. In fact, the $75 I spent on my mouse is some of the best money I’ve spent on my entire rig—and since you use these items every time you sit down at your machine, you should make sure they’re of good quality. If you’re ready to trade in the old beater for a new model, here are some things you’ll want to consider.
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