Help me find a nice, cheap mouse

[Dot_Hack]

Hi, I'm looking for a wireless mouse that doesnt scratch wood surfaces. If there isnt anything like that, can you guys point me to a mousepad that doesnt suck.

Thanks

Also, are the bluetrack mouses any good? I dont need a gaming mouse, just a mouse that would be ok for some light gaming.

P.S. I was looking for a mouse that would actually fit my hand. Not those mini-mice. Thanks again

[SnOwBunZz]

I'll come back to you once newegg decides to load properly. =.=''
It's quite annoying just having to wait 10 minutes to load a broken webpage. :/

[Dot_Hack]

I'll come back to you once newegg decides to load properly. =.=''
It's quite annoying just having to wait 10 minutes to load a broken webpage. :/

Thanks SB
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[mepath]

Mouse pads are mouse pads. There are a few you can select from. I have a dual-sided gaming mouse pad that I've bought for like 30-40+ dollars, but it's not worth it. There is a FPS assault-side and a FPS sniper-side, but I'd rather just rapidly adjust my mouse sensitivity using the settings on my gamer mouse. I do like HARD mouse pads over the cloth ones because they're more durable. The last thing I want in a competitive gaming environment (Starcraft) is for me to misclick something because my mouse rolled over some cloth that started to come off the pad. The whole point of the pad is provide a large surface that you can run the mouse across, without it scratching the table, and if that's what you're looking for, any economy hard mouse pad would do.

[SnOwBunZz]

Got to love the limited amount of screenshots of the products....
Find one that has decent 'rubbers' on the bottom and somewhat decent DPI.

I can't really give any advice on which one, seeing newegg still is being slow (and probably will be, has been slow for over a week now) and often no bottom view of the mouse. :/

The bluetrack looks nice though.