What's the best /g/ approved mouse? Is it pic related?

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>>57834401
what about pic related?

What are the advantages of a trackball mouse?

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>>57835534
ergonomics and reduced desk footprint (no mousepad necessary).

>>57835563
Also precision. 3D work is a dream with these! Used a combo of a regular mouse and a trackball (as a pivot) for a year. The workflow is next level!

>>57834401

I use pic related for work. Super comfy.

At home I use a regular mouse, because I tend to play games once in a while.

>>57835563
>>57835624
Cool thanks guys.

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>>57835624
3D Mouse > stupid ball shit

>>57834401
>>57835407

Those are track balls not mice

>>57834401

Why should a trackball ever be wireless?

But yes, that's probably the best design for a mouse. I've used on of its predecessors (red ball, wired) for years until it broke last year. Now I'm using a Sanwa MA-TB93S which only cost me €30 but is great, too.

>>57834401
>thumb balls rather than finger balls
Might as well end yourself.

>>57835657

these are made for old dudes who can't cope with a mouse but really need to CAD

>>57834401

get the mouse that best buy sells for 15 bucks and it will be as good quality as any

>>57835880
You use it with a mouse though - it's worthless by itself.

If you think you're faster with a stand-alone mouse then with both, you're basically a retard.

>>57835859
Never had one of those and always though thumb balls would be the more comfortable layout.

>>57835924

They are.

Has anyone had both thumb and finger?