Enhanced Comfort and Precision: Wireless Ergonomic Mouse for Right Hand (Medium) Review

Although it takes some getting used to and the wrist hurts at first. I find the mouse to be quite comfortable, especially for those of us who have tried vertical mice before and didn't find them to our liking. However, the battery life of this thing is terrible. It's not even enough for a full 8 hour work day - despite the fact that we tried different battery brands - both rechargeable and brand new alkaline. If a wired one comes out, I'd be very happy to buy it. But unfortunately this one is…

I checked another one, the bigger one... well I wish they added a guide because I didn't keep it right for weeks. The pinky support is removable, which was first done by me and my dad. Then, once I realized I was holding it wrong, the little finger rest made a lot more sense. But I often "jump" on my mouse, and the little finger rest comes off easily. I had to glue really well. I like it, but I like the fully vertical mouse better.

This mouse is not ergonomic because the thumb rest under the button is too curved. The natural position of the fingers is as if to the sides. The thumb brace forces the thumb to flex under the index finger, which keeps the inside of the thumb muscle in constant contraction mode. To make matters worse, the mouse is at an angle, so the index finger presses on the button instead of sliding down it. The thumb takes extra force to press it, so the index finger is over the button. This double…

I love this mouse! I already had an ergonomic keyboard because my wrists and elbows hurt a lot when I work on the computer all day. I didn't even know that they make an ergonomic mouse, but it has already changed throughout the day working on the computer. It's also very easy to set up, which is a plus.

UPDATE: Well, after 7 months of sitting contactless, the left clicker feels extremely stiff and stable, like a Dorito underneath is preventing me from clicking, and the scroll wheel now only gets stuck halfway in, rolling like the Internal parts would have deformed and warped over time when sitting in place. The mouse is good, it works well, no drivers or additional programs are needed to make it work, just plug and play, but where the mouse falls short is the side clip that lets you rest the…

I bought this for my mom who was working from home. She works on the computer 8 hours a day. She has had surgery for carpal tunnel syndrome, thumb and finger, and Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, which causes her to stretch excessively. The ergonomic mouse she was using caused her pain as she had to hold her hand and rotate her wrist. Her pain has been much better with this ergonomic Newtral mouse, the magnetic attachment is great because it allows her to keep her wrist straight. And gives your thumbs…

This is a small mouse so good for traveling. It is very light and easy to pull off. This not only eats up your hands, but also uses more energy; It seems the mouse isn't here yet, but it really is. I would say average lot size. I will not put my hand on the mouse. I place my palm on the mouse pad and my fingers lightly on the mouse. These buttons (including the side buttons) are completely under my finger, but I never accidentally press them. I don't have to change my hand position, the scroll…

I just plugged the USB transmitter into my computer and the mouse was up and running in seconds. After about a minute, a message appeared on my computer that the driver was completely installed. I didn't have to do anything. The mouse moves and scrolls smoothly on my mouse pad and right on my desk. There are a few extra buttons that I probably won't use, but they're positioned so I don't accidentally press them. I suppose I can check what they're doing later. I'm not sure of the ergonomic…