Review: Logitech MX510
in Computer Peripherals ·
John Palmer4 said:dustypilot23, check out this reply:
I am 100% on the same page as slycrane94 here. I’d much rather drop $300-$400 (or in my case, like $600 😬) on a mouse that actually works and keeps working without screwing you over—no dying buttons, no stuttering, nothing. It beats throwing $70-$$33 at some piece of junk every three months just to deal with the constant frustration when it fails on you.
My current mouse even came with a 5-year warranty.
If I kept buying cheap mice, I'd end up spending way more than those few hundred bucks over five years.
All that holds up, man, but if I had $60 in my hand right now, I definitely wouldn't be buying a mouse; I'd be grabbing a motherboard or something.
BTW, I'm currently rocking some random Genius optical mouse $41 and a keyboard for $8.75😁
God knows.
Mr.Ex.President😁