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Good and inexpensive mouse
The Logitech G502 would be great for your purpose. It has multiple macro buttons and all the buttons are programmable through software. The mouse is ergonomic and is a great gaming mouse. It is also ...
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Good and inexpensive mouse
Roccat Lua
Cost: 20$ on Amazon.com
2000dpi optical Sensor
60 ips maximum speed
20G acceleration
1000Hz polling rate
1.8m USB cable
No-sweat side grips
2D scroll wheel
I'm actually using this mice ...
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Good and inexpensive mouse
I would go with the HAVIT® HV-MS672 Ergonomic LED Stress-ease Wired Mouse
from Amazon.
$10 (+)
Normal mouse (+)
Wired (+)
Great for mousepads (smooth back surface) (+)
Ergonomic (according to HAVIT ) ...
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Good and inexpensive mouse
Logitech MX master
A really nice mouse that is made out of solid metal with a gold and black look. On the left side it has 3 buttons, with one featuring a gesture control. It means that you can do ...
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Good and inexpensive mouse
Trust GXT31 USB
This is from trust wich is a buget computer tech company. This is a smal low profile style mouse. it has 1 LED that can change colour in software. it has 2 macro buttons on the left ...
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Off the shelf cheap wearable BlueTooth Low Energy device
I feel that Hexiwear is a pretty good platform, although a little expensive. I feel it ticks most of your boxes:
rubber wrist band - check
rugged and robust - not really, but it's enclosed in that ...
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Off the shelf cheap wearable BlueTooth Low Energy device
I am answering my own question, in case it is of any interest to others.
For development, I have found an excellent and extremely cheap solution. In fact, it could probably be used in non-profits. ...
1
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Good and inexpensive mouse
Trust GXT 166 MMO
This is a razer naga style mouse. it has a high grip and 11 buttons on the left side of the mouse. this mouse doesn't have a thump rest but that isnt that bad. it glides okey but not ...
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Good and inexpensive mouse
I would recommend the Razer Deathadder. It is slightly expensive ($60) but it has a very comfy design, a well built software with 2 fully programmable macro buttons and a strong build quality. This is ...
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