Lightweight wireless mouse

[think2]

Anyone know of a lightweight wireless mouse?

I have chronically sore wrists and hands and also smallish hands. Are there any wireless mice that reasonably light and easy to move around.

 

[corkyg]

Logitech Wireless Notebook mouse. Latest version of VX Nano.

 

[Twotore]

Maybe give the Swiftpoint laptop mouse a look - very compact indeed, and sounds quite groovy, but might not be for everyone by the sounds of it... and not for left-handers apparently according to this review.

 

[think2]

I tried the Logitech M310 for a few days, it was ok, but there was a problem with the keyboard so I took it back and decided to switch to a Microsoft wireless 4000 mouse which seems very nice. They both only need one AA battery so it seems the weight isn't the problem I thought it was going to be.

 

[penske2298977]

I have the microsoft wireless 6000 it is very light and works well....go to any computer hardware store and check it (and others) out and decide for yourself.

 

[coomarlin]

I'm in the market for a small wireless mouse for my notebook. Kinda thiking maybe the Logitech 350 or the Microsoft 3500. Anyone have a preferance?

 

[DesiPower]

Why dont you try trackball?

 

[corkyg]

Why dont you try trackball?

I find that trackballs are lousy graphics editing toolls. Trying to draw or paint with a trackball is like herding cats.

I guess they are OK for games and browsing.

Another thing to consider is a digitizing pad and stylus. For graphics creation and editing, they ar4e the best. They come wireless as well.

 

[Soundmanred]

I got a M305 (Logitech) for my daughter (4 years old) and I ended up ditching my old heavy MS mouse, and now use M305s exclusively. They are light since they are single battery, have an on off switch, and have a small reciever (along with a place inside the mouse to store the reciever).
Plus you can find them on sale regularly for less than $20.

 

[coomarlin]

I got a M305 (Logitech) for my daughter (4 years old) and I ended up ditching my old heavy MS mouse, and now use M305s exclusively. They are light since they are single battery, have an on off switch, and have a small reciever (along with a place inside the mouse to store the reciever).
Plus you can find them on sale regularly for less than $20.

I ended up also buyign the Logitech 305. Works great and even works well on my couch with no mousepad. Last week Target had them on sale for $9.90 which was a steal. This wweel Bestbuy has then for $11.99 which is also kick-a$$.