What mouse should I get if I want >Basic features >Reliable,

>>61016040
sounds like a generic office mouse

>>61016080
Sure but any specific models or brands?
I would go for a cheap Microsoft one but they rarely have back/forward buttons

>>61016104
I mean not really. If all you're looking for is simplicity and reliability thats pretty much every generic HP, Dell or Lenovo mouse. Which isn't a bad thing.

>back and forward buttons
I know dell mice come with this
https://www.amazon.com/Genuine-Dell-Premium-6-Button-J660D/dp/B0035N256Q

>>61016040
well pretty much all low-cost mice are built down to a price, not up to a standard.

I would find the cheapest mouse that has the features you want. check /csg/, you can probably pay under five bucks shipped. Then buy three of them. If one breaks, you have two more, and you've still only spent fifteen dollars, which is less than a name-brand mouse would have cost you.

>>61016040
I've been using Logitech M90s for years. Never had one go bad.
They are still in the shops and as long as you get the silent scroll model you're golden.

>>61016212
God I miss my MX518

>>61016040
>Reliable, long lasting buttons, wheel
>Low Cost

Pick one