[scaught]

1.

applepromouse.

im very used to control clicking and using the upsidedown T to scroll webpages and stuff so i dont mind it.

[mrchin]

4. That's if you count my 2 mouses side by side. ApplePro with 1 button and my UniMouse with 3.

If they'd only get that damned USB Overdrive X done so I could actually use all my buttons. Especially switching the left and right buttons, being that I'm a lefty and want an index right click as a regular click and a left click for the Control Click.

[er1c]

5, counting scrollwheel
my microsoft intellimouse optical is excellent.

yes, yes I know ...microsoft is not my idea of a moral company either, but this mouse is comfotable and flexible.

5. M$ Optical mouse wireless. Great mouse, and it was designed on a Mac (yeah, it's true) So I have no regrests buying it

[OldManMac]

5. MS Intellimouse Optical. The best mouse I've used yet!

[SOLIDAge]

Well i used my Apple Pro until got OS 10.1 and it started jumping /being really uppity
so now i'm using my Intellamouse
so if you count the scroll...
5 buttons

[SunSeeker]

3+3 Wacom Graphire, but I am so used to the keyboard modifiers I dont bother to use any of the 'spare' buttons except for the scroll wheel.

[CRASH HARDDRIVE]

3 buttons on everything...
Logitech scroll mice (some optical some not) on every comp I own, Mac or PC.

[Cipher13]

1 and 3. 1 for normal use; 3 for gaming. Sometimes use the '3' for normal use - autoscroll on the middle button is nice.

[Ron Goodman]

3 Logitech Optical

[IUJHJSDHE]

1 on my ibooks trackpad
1 on my apple pro mouse

just 1

[SMacEslin]

Definitely the Microsoft Intellimouse optical. Even though it is made by the evil empire, it is still one of the best mice for OSX.

1 on the Apple Pro mouse at the office
1 on the Powerbook
I like a one button mouse. I tried some other more complicated devices but gave up on them.

By the way, for the Apple Pro mouse I got one of those silicone mousepads. They include a teflon insert for the mouse. Using this combination the mouse is almost frictionless. It feels like it is floating on the pad. Really nice.

[zac4mac]

5 at home - intellimouse explorer
3(4 if you count the "chord") - Kensington optical @ work.

I don't like single-button mice, got tired of digging cookie crumbs out of my keyboard.

[Diggory Laycock]

powerbook - logitech wireless-optical 4 buttons (inc. scroll-wheel button.)

G4 server - logitech optical 3 button (inc. scroll-wheel button.)

Logitech make cheap, great mice - especially the optical mouseman - fits in your hand beautifully - It reminds me of the good old ADB apple mouse (the smooth one, not the square ones.)

[timmerk]

Originally posted by scaught:
<STRONG>1.

applepromouse.

im very used to control clicking and using the upsidedown T to scroll webpages and stuff so i dont mind it.</STRONG>

same here.

[Timo]

3 of 5 and the scroll-wheel, dig-diggin' it.

[rob5243]

2, plus a scroll wheel. Microsoft optical wheelmouse. I can't stand not having right click on the mouse. And of course the scroll wheel rocks for web pages and finder windows & stuff.

[iDaver]

One. Can't imagine needing more.

[snitty]

3 Wacom Graphire

I thought the same way about never needing more than one button, but now that I have 3 (I only use 2 and the wheel though, I can't imagine having a computer double click for me) I could never go back to no right click and no wheel.

[Thunderbird]

Just one, and I like it that way. A scrollwheel on this thing would be nice, however.

[Retrograde]

Currently I use just one.

But I have been considering getting the Contour MiniPro because it has a second button but placed below the main one as opposed to laterally beside the other. This seems like the best of both worlds because I can use it as a normal mac mouse and it will feel that way but I can just slip my finger back occasionally and use the second button if I want to do some powermousing. Still, there's no scroll wheel--but to be honest I have no wheel problem with that!