In article <05lll41ihoeoi0ejsgdunbv9vohh3cc...@4ax.com>,
 Howard Brazee <how...@brazee.net> wrote:

I'm in the same boat as you. I've never felt the cord on my mouse was in
the way at all.

And the tracking of every Bluetooth mouse I've tried so far felt vaguely
(and in some cases extremely) disconnected from my physical movements,
which is always disconcerting to me. For instance, the wireless Mighty
Mouse I have at work feels sluggish when I use it, as if the cursor on
the screen lags behind my physical movements just enough for me to
notice it. And another wireless Logitech mouse I have has a sort of
jittery feel to it. It's a subtle thing in each case, but is there
none-the-less. In contrast, the tracking of every wired mouse I have
feels directly in synchronizations with my physical movements.

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