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@RationalMadman
For me, yeah. It was the weirdest thing.
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I remember having an iPhone 5 a while ago and remember it being the perfect size for me. It would fit in all of my pockets and it would have the thick non-smoothed construction like what was present on the iphone 6-12 or whatever. It also didn't have the unnecessary extra cameras. It was the best looking phone in my opinion. I wish that Apple could come out with a new version of the 5/5S but it has the iPhone 13 internals. If only the battery lasted longer. For some reason, the Apple phone batteries always declined quickly when I used them. I went to an Apple store about 4 years ago to fix my phone battery and they gave me a complementary repair because it was a factory defect. That really makes me beg the question: Does Apple deliberately make their batteries shitty so you buy more of their products? (planned obsolescence)? If so that would make a lot of sense seeing that their phones shit the bed after like 4 years...
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@RationalMadman
That is true if you're considering the second-hand market. Most of their products are always in surplus on ebay, craigslist, etc. Their office products are usually quite cheap and incredibly common when searching for office equipment. Not to mention that their products last a long time. Nice observation Madman.
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@Intelligence_06
It's kind of accurate, but it's incredibly played up for satire and comedic effect. I only say kind of because a very small amount of people genuinely think like this. It's essentially what a group of active Twitter users looks like
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While it is tough to give a solid recommendation for both a mouse and a mousepad for under 20 bucks, I can atleast tell you from personal experience that the Logitech G203/102 (different names for different regions of the world) is the best mouse that you can get for under $20.
I originally got it for something around $30 but according the camelcamelcamel you can get it for as low as $20 right now.
https://camelcamelcamel.com/product/B07YN82X3B?context=search
However, I think it is important to question what exactly you are going to be using the mouse and mousepad for. If all you're doing on your computer just browsing forums and doing general work all day, I'd argue that you don't even need to use a mousepad. Just buy a simple logitech wireless mouse with a USB receiver and you'll be more than good. You don't even have to buy Logitech, just find a wireless mouse with a dongle that you can plug in. Ultimate convience and you don't have to mess around with wires all over your desk.
As for mousepad, it depends on what exactly you are using the mouse and mousepad combo for. For example, the type of mousepad that you use will be way more important if you're playing FPS on a PC and you need to have a consistent and smooth surface. I use the SteelSeries QCK and it is more than enough mousepad for me. Again, I'd argue that you will most likely not need a mousepad if all you are doing is general browsing. If you just want to keep your desk and overall workspace from getting scuffed up (implying that it has some sort of finish or the mouse feet will damage the table) just get a simple mousepad and you'll be more than good.
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