I was torn between posting this here or in Breakpoint but it'll get more views here so here it goes... As LabVIEW developers we tend to spend the vast majority of our days using the mouse; a touch pad, wired piece of junk, or ball that constantly needs dust picked out of it just doesn't cut it. Extra programmable buttons are awesome (I've got mine configured for Ctrl+E, Ctrl+I, minimize and maximize the windows) and save plenty of time and key strokes but lately my mouse has been skipping and dropping out the left mouse button. Sure quick drop will reduce mouse activity but in the end we're pretty much married to the mouse. So, with my Logitech Anywhere MX about to kick the bucket (sadly before I even used its battery destroying "Dark Field" laser on a mirror that they advertise it's capable of) what mouse have you found that you wouldn't develop without? Suggestions and criticisms of devices you've gone through are certainly welcome. Thanks, Dave

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Optimal mouse for using LabVIEW?

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Anyways, 7 years ago I highly endorsed the Logitech Performance MX. Over the span of 7 years, this mouse has been discontinued and greatly improved upon to bring us the Logitech MX Master 3. Which I highly recommend to any and all LabVIEW developers.

Very similar here. 7 years ago I was using the Kinesis Freestyle2 split keyboard, and today I use the same one at work and at home. As for the mouse I also had a Logitech Performance MX then. I have since upgraded to the Logitech MX Master 3S. Mostly because the old one didn't have bluetooth, only a USB dongle, and my new laptop had less USB A ports (and more USB C). Going bluetooth freed that precious port up. The MX Master 3S is good, and a slight improvement over the old one. I got it at Best Buy on sale, and they had a promotion that they sometimes run where you can recycle old electronics and get a 20% discount.

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