Recommendations for good external mouse for Lenovo X200

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I would like a mouse that connects via a usb port. Suggestions appreciated. Thanks!
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i understand....much more that you think...
I buy since 1993 ThinkPads ....and in all the years I have spent well over 120,000 euros ....and I think I'm right to judge....and i am loyal to ThinkPad ...my last is the 2015 Carbon...
anyway...
I just do not understand a thing....why people never believe...what some people after years of professional experience want to make them a gift.....and want to spare them all the hassle and trouble...etc...they do not want to believe it..what is good and what is bad...please in the future ...try first ...and then judge...
the MX Revolutions runs more than 14 days.(contained electric motor)...without having to load it...
(inide is one Li-Ion Battery)
my english is bad sorry for this...
and I watch also here on the Lenovos Community Forum site
what some Administrators writes....
My message to them is ......you still have much to learn.....and learn and learn again...
the goal from Lenovo is to be worldwide absolute number one ....and I appreciate that very much...
Knowledge is Power...
Lenovo For Those who Do...
dear Lenovo Forum Administrators..
here are these people who will help you...
if you have to ask how you can be better...etc.
http://www.lenovo.com/lenovo/hk/en/management.shtml
Thank You...for the understanding...
Best Regards from Germany

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