This is what 11 years of usage to to a mouse. RIP my baby, hello baby's brother (I bought it somewhere 2014 after I fell in love with the first one)
This is what 11 years of usage to to a mouse. RIP my baby, hello baby's brother (I bought it somewhere 2014 after I fell in love with the first one)
Is no one gonna ask? Just me? Alright.
Why are there two scroll wheels on one mouse? My mind can't handle being this confounded
Yo, dawg. I heard you liked scrolling so we put a wheel behind your wheel so you can scroll while you scroll.
Scroll wheel 2
Bhopping in csgo
I've got one of these for Photoshop. I've got the front wheel set up as normal, but the second wheel is set to change the brush size. It makes working much smoother, as I don't have to use the keyboard.
Sounds nice, but I get by fine with alt+right click drag to resize the brush.
I had a mouse where one was vertical and the other horizontal, but I seem to think the horizontal scroll was oriented horizontally. Having googled the mouse in the picture, it says one is programmable and suggests it starts with volume.
This mouse model was made decades ago for the time when would come the chosen one. The scroll master. He's here to equilibrate the world with his scroll powers. Zoom in, zoom out. Volume up, volume down. Everything is possible, with, THE. DOUBLE. SCROLL. WHEEL.
I don't even get the difference between the two... What is this post about?
Are you colorblind? Serious question, the mouse on the right is the unopenened one bought at the same time as the left one, which OP used daily for 11 years. The left one has all the red color rubbed off.
One is deteriorated by years of palm grease, the other is unadorned by grabber sweat.
I don't even get the difference between the two... What is this post about?
What's the second mouse wheel for?
Good choice buying the second for backup. As a console game pr I know nothing about mouses, but I would assume they don’t make this anymore after a decade.
Somewhere around here I have the HP optical mouse that used to come with their desktops. It finally quit working and I had to replace it, and I had to do the math for how long I had been using it.
Twenty years.
Meanwhile a good Xbox controller will only last 100 hours
I've used my xbox 360 controller pretty much daily since 2008, mostly on my pc. Looks as good as new, but with some tiny stick drift since a couple of months back
My Logitech G5 is like 18 years old and other than being dirty it has basically zero wear on it. Only thing that's falling apart is the braiding around the wire
I still have the same Microsoft Intellimouse that I got in 2000 when I went away to college. IIRC it was one of the first that used optical tracking vs ye old ball.
My parents bought a new mouse when I was a kid back in the early 2000s cause we had a crappy view sonic one that came with the pc. The new one was a Microsoft one and it didn’t work cause it needed xp and we had ME. Back to the viewsonic mouse it was for another 20 years until I bought them a Logitech wireless one on a pc I built for them a few years ago.
Wild how the cheap stuff works well for so many years!
I'd probably still be using my CeBIT-branded IntelliMouse Explorer if it hadn't been jostled by too many backpack rides. It was just plain good.
The left one looks great. Usually we don't think of computer peripherals as gaining a patina, but it kind of works here. Good call on buying a spare, though!
I wish my mouse would last 11 years. The scroll wheel is vital for me and I wear them down after 2-3.
What brand are these mice? Never seen them before.
Looks to be a Speedlink Prime Z-DW
I think you linked to something else
https://www.speedlink.com/en/PRIME-Z-DW-Gaming-Mouse-red/SL-6390-RD
I bought a Kinesis Advantage in 2011. I only just recently replaced it with the Kinesis Advantage 360 Pro. The key caps could use a replacement, but besides that it's in good condition.
