Best mouse?

[CVisk]

Anyone have an opinion on which is the best wireless mouse to use with the Pixelbook?

 

[B. Diddy]

This is what I'm using, which is nicely ergonomic: https://smile.amazon.com/Anker-Wire...44151711&sr=8-5&keywords=anker+vertical+mouse. I got my wife the Logitech one, which is better designed, but also much more expensive.

 

[anon(10274434)]

Got my PB yesterday and am using a Logitech M310 wireless mouse. Using a Pixel phone USB A > C adapter for the dongle. The adapter/dongle sticking out from the laptop, like it does, looks like an accident waiting to happen.

Looking at this: OR maybe a Bluetooth mouse.

https://www.amazon.com/Wireless-Jel...ag=hawk-future-20&ascsubtag=UUacUvbUpU6423043

 

[WillysJeepMan]

I almost exclusively use the PB's trackpad. IMO, it is superior to the trackpad on the Macbook. But when I DO use a mouse, I use a bluetooth Motorola mouse.

 

[anon(10274434)]

I have never used a Trackpad on anything - always moused it. Maybe I'll give it a try and see how long I can hold out.

 

[WillysJeepMan]

I have never used a Trackpad on anything - always moused it. Maybe I'll give it a try and see how long I can hold out.

I used to be that way. The thing that changed it for me was to enable touch gestures. Being able to simply tap, double-tap, etc. rather than press on the trackpad to activate the button makes things much easier. Especially the 2 finger tap to scroll... sweet.

 

[CVisk]

The Logitech T630 looks great, but not able to find new at a decent price, and doesn't look like Logitech has a replacement as this one is discontinued.

 

[WillysJeepMan]

For anyone trying to transition from relying on a mouse to giving the trackpad another try...

A double-tap-and-hold (two taps but hold the 2nd tap) and slide is the same as clicking the mouse on an object and dragging. This is great for dragging a window, icon, or scrollbar. Double-tap-and-holding on a window border allows resizing the window.

This double-tap and hold does NOT require pressing down to "click" the trackpad.

Smooth and effortless.

 

[jabaa]

For anyone trying to transition from relying on a mouse to giving the trackpad another try...

A double-tap-and-hold (two taps but hold the 2nd tap) and slide is the same as clicking the mouse on an object and dragging. This is great for dragging a window, icon, or scrollbar. Double-tap-and-holding on a window border allows resizing the window.

This double-tap and hold does NOT require pressing down to "click" the trackpad.

Smooth and effortless.

These are great! I didn't know this one nor the two finger scroll thing mentioned above. Super helpful.

 

[anon(10274434)]

Logitech - M535 Bluetooth Optical Mouse - Black <- got this mouse to use - so far, so good.