09-06-2024, 01:26 AM
As I have posted here, I am a full member of the 'I like wires' club. All of my keyboards are plugged in, and I prefer ethernet over wifi whenever possible.
But for mice - I think 'hamsters' are really better for normal use. But not all 'hamsters' are the same.
First, Logitech's non-BT mice are fast and last >1 year on a standard alkaline battery. They are my preferred go-to 'mice'. I even prefer some of the smaller models, actually. Pick your color and shape, they really are truly great wireless 'mice'.
Second, there is only a single class of BT mice I can recommend for Macs - the Logitech Mac Anywhere 3:
https://www.logitech.com/en-us/products/...05899.html
I have 4 of them. They charge via USBC, take about 5 min to recharge for over a month. They last months on a full charge.
They have 3 buttons on the bottom to even easily use for more than one Mac.
Just offering options to a fellow 'I like wires' club member.
But for mice - I think 'hamsters' are really better for normal use. But not all 'hamsters' are the same.
First, Logitech's non-BT mice are fast and last >1 year on a standard alkaline battery. They are my preferred go-to 'mice'. I even prefer some of the smaller models, actually. Pick your color and shape, they really are truly great wireless 'mice'.
Second, there is only a single class of BT mice I can recommend for Macs - the Logitech Mac Anywhere 3:
https://www.logitech.com/en-us/products/...05899.html
I have 4 of them. They charge via USBC, take about 5 min to recharge for over a month. They last months on a full charge.
They have 3 buttons on the bottom to even easily use for more than one Mac.
Just offering options to a fellow 'I like wires' club member.