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A list of some of the most affordable wired and wireless mice on the market.

Things to think about before you buy a mouse

Both Microsoft and Logitech -- two of the biggest players in the computer peripherals market -- have mice that are designed to be used on traditionally inoperable surfaces. Instead of being tethered to a mousepad, or even a desk, these mice let you take use your laptops on granite kitchen counters, carpeted floors, or even couch cushions.

Using the mouse that comes with your computer is a lot like using the little white earbuds that come with your iPod -- it gets the job done, but you can do a lot better. Here’s what you need to know.

Whether you need six buttons or two, there is an inexpensive wireless mouse out there that can likely suit your needs. Even at a low cost, the performance and features of these mice are able to satisfy any type of user, from gamers to designers to general PC users.

Having trouble setting up your Bluetooth device? Follow these step-by-step instructions to figure it out.

Do you have a favorite wireless mouse? Does it make your job easier? Is it comfortable to use? Likewise, is there a mouse you think everyone should stay away from? Share your experiences with other readers and review your wireless mouse. See submissions

If you re a frequent traveler, you re going to need a great travel mouse. Let s face it -- using that laptop touchpad can be uncomfortable and frustrating if you re accustomed to using a mouse. Travel mice aren t always just scaled-down versions of full-sized mice (although they almost always have smaller footprints). They also usually come with other features that can be crucial to a road warri…

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Read these scenarios to find out what kind of mouse user you are.