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Logitech MX700 Cordless Optical Mouse
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I am an enthusiastic fan of cordless mice. The lack of a cord makes a HUGE difference on your wrist strain. The optical version is even better than the ball type.

While I used to very strongly believe in the ball, the more I used those mice, the more I got frustrated with the way they picked up any small lint, dust or dirt particles that were floating around and gummed up quickly. You wouldn't notice the drag on your movements until they got severe - but that would leave you with several weeks beforehand of 'slowly growing annoyance'.

The optical version slides VERY smoothly, no gumming up of the ball, no drag from the cord. The fact that it's rechargeable is great, too. Just put it back in the charger when you're done for the day and when you come down the next morning there it is, fully charged again and waiting for you. No batteries to buy or to throw in the trash!

Highly recommended for any mouse user, and especially great for those of us that are high-usage and at risk of carpal tunnel syndrome.

Buy Logitech MX700 Cordless Optical Mouse from Amazon.com

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