recommended mouse for imac

reistarz

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hi, i find the apple magic mouse to flat and small. i dont like to use it. any mouse to recommend which is compatible with imac? thanks! :D
 

LeonaV

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Any mouse that works on PC will work on the iMac. I am using the Razer Imperator and Orochi, for example.
 

Noroto

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use the magic trackpad, it is more easier to use for mac
 

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Personally dislike the apple mouse for the stuff I'm doing. If you do use your iMac to browse the Internet, getting the Magic Trackpad will be a pleasant experience.
 

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yeah I dont like apple mouse too... I was using razer orochi with my mac air, and finally settled with cyborg ratm (Cyborg R.A.T White - SG PC Mart) for my mac air.. love it! with 10 buttons I can have all my shortcut. dont use any software provided by your mouse provider, get better touch tool instead.. free software but can do so much with ur input devices...
 

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yeah I dont like apple mouse too... I was using razer orochi with my mac air, and finally settled with cyborg ratm (Cyborg R.A.T White - SG PC Mart) for my mac air.. love it! with 10 buttons I can have all my shortcut. dont use any software provided by your mouse provider, get better touch tool instead.. free software but can do so much with ur input devices...

What did you assign each of the ten buttons to?
 

Amarox

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I'm programmer, I assign each button for different task like for for calling code inspector, next/prev tabs, next/previous page, save, reload etc... 1 click instead using keyboard.
 
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