Sure, you can use your trackpad or a basic office mouse to get through most of your day, but if you’re looking for solid speeds and better accuracy, a responsive mouse can make a lot of difference.

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The Expert Mouse TB800 EQ has a scroll dial around its trackball and vertical scroll wheels on either side.

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