Mouse Similar to this Kensington

[Dukane]

Most of the "brick and mortar" stores that sold computer gear are gone from my neighborhood.
They just couldn't compete with the lower web prices on almost everything.

I'm wasting my time searching Google images for a mouse similar to my old Kensington 72121.
(Please see attached image.)

I wish I could find a new one accidentally stored away in some warehouse! I really liked this
corded mouse.

It's a 5-button mouse, but I never used the right-hand side button. Notice the big, comfortable
thumb button. Most newer mice have small and awkward double button arrangements for
junmping back and forth between web pages. I don't need this. The rubberized coating is
also a great feature of the 72121.

I checked the Kensington website, but they don't have anything similar to the 72121.

All I want is a full size mouse with a comfortable thumb button. I always assign this
button to the double-click.

I know wireless mice are very popular, but I prefer corded mice.

Can someone help me find what I'm searching for?

 

[Triple6]

The side buttons seem to be far back on that mouse which is a bit different.

There's two Microsoft mice that are a bit similar.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA4P025Z8374
and
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16826105536

Or check out Newegg, they have a huge assortment of mice and filters you can apply: http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=Property&N=100007653&IsNodeId=1

 

[Dukane]

Thank you Triple6!

There used to be a store about 15 miles from my home that had at least 50
mice lined up on a shelf. You could actually put your hand on a few dozen
models until you found one that felt comfortable. They're gone of course,
like all the others.

For some reason, all the 5-button mice I found while googling had that double
button arrangement on the left-hand side of the mouse. Obviously, millions
of people are using this type of mouse, so I must be very clumsy. Actually,
putting that button on the right-hand side of the Kensington mouse always
seemed very strange to me. How did they imagine you would press that
button? With your pinky?

My only regret is that I didn't buy several Kensington 72121 mice while they
were still available.

Anyway, I'll look at the models you suggested, Triple6.

Thanks again.