Good bluetooth mouse brand?

[Hal65]

I've gone though 6 or 7 mice at this point. Usually the left click or charging female port goes bad on them. Right now I'm using a Logitech (US brand) wired mouse and on that one, the USB cable seems to be having a faulty connection at certain angles. I don't know if it's the humidity or just low quality.

 

Does anyone have a good brand they could recommend?

[HidyHo]

Logitech MX Master 2s or 3 (not sure if 3 is available in Thailand or not).

[Speedo1968]

Have been using rapoo M10 Plus for some years.

Basic optical mouse.

Good battery life.

Dropped a few times but no problems.

Bought at JIB for B299.

[Digitalbanana]

Logitech Mx2 Anywhere has been good for several years to me.

[scottiejohn]

Logitech always for me.

[Stocky]

+1 for Rapoo

[torturedsole]

Microsoft Sculpt is great but discontinued.  Still available online, though.  

[scooterboy]

On 12/2/2019 at 11:45 AM, Speedo1968 said:

Have been using rapoo M10 Plus for some years.

Basic optical mouse.

Good battery life.

Dropped a few times but no problems.

Bought at JIB for B299.

This appears not to be BT, but just wireless.......????

[Stocky]

I've a Rapoo M300 - wireless & BT - Bht699 from InvadeIT

[NanLaew]

On 12/5/2019 at 11:22 AM, Stocky said:

I've a Rapoo M300 - wireless & BT - Bht699 from InvadeIT

And 590 on lazada.

 

Looks like a good recommendation. I have a couple of ASUS BT mouses that have seen better days and their battery life has always been rubbish.

[gmac]

I've been using the cheapest no brand offering from Lazada (about 100 baht) for the last 3 years with no problems at all, my 2000 baht Apple one conked out and this one is a perfectly acceptable bluetooth alternative!  Same with a crappy cheapo replacement keyboard after the pricey Apple one let me down.  Brand names don't necessarily bring quality and longevity!

[richardodolo]

I have been using the apple magic mouse. It is a great mouse, but I got it as a gift, I dont think I would pay that much myslef