As topic, curious on how you guys manage your mouse if you will be carrying it around to many place along with your laptop. Many laptop bags don't seem to have a specific pocket for it...

At first I was using the mouse's box but even so sometimes it can still damage my mouse. End up using a tupperware to store them

This post has been edited by kanonno: Dec 25 2023, 06:23 PM

I opted for trackball instead.

what meaning?
how big your mouse lol
you the type use MMO razer 24 key 37000dpi mouse for work ah?

my logitech pebble smol and cute can just put in my laptop sleve or bag kaodim

Just get a cheap / small Logi wireless mouse for use with laptop when traveling

No pain if it breaks or spoil

MX Anywhere user.

I don't really understand why you would treat your mouse like a precious item. I just chuck mine in my bag and go.

Since using a macbook i dont need a mouse anymore

not as luxury as that but still a razer gaming mouse yeah (basilisk v3).

Well, I just wanna be safe because it feels like it would otherwise wear out the mouse more easily. Also heard gaming mouses are more fragile or whatever the term is for them...

Bluetooth mouse rm35
Or rm5 wired mouse

Ah, fellow basilisk v3 mouse user here

I just somewhat gently shove it into the bag

I would suggest getting a portable mouse that is meant for easy travel like logitech pebble

But, totally can understand if you dont want to give up all those extra buttons

best solution already. or wrap in cloth and put on top inside bag.

At first was mainly just looking for a mouse that has a side button for easy back function. Then end up got to this one for macro function

I just stuffed it together with AC Adapter on the same compartment, this way it will save some spaces.

Also when travelling, I always ensure the bag is lay flat with the AC Adapter & Mouse compartment facing upward, doing so will ensure the laptop's screen is safe.

Also, never put additional heavy things on top of the bag or squeezing it to fit in a tight spot to avoid damages.

Anyway, a reputable bluetooth mouse will do the job... like Logitech or A4Tech. Not too expensive and not too cheap.


Cherios...

put it together with power adapter.
including my joystick lol.