Review on 🖱️ KINESIS DXT2 RF Wireless Ergonomic Vertical Mouse by Joseph Lang

I love this new mouse. The learning/adaptation curve is not bad at all. I had a sprained wrist with probably a mixture of tendonitis. It definitely helps. It's not a miracle cure, but it definitely helps me recover from pain and I'm sure I'll be 100% back in the next few weeks. I think the only thing that confuses me is that the mouse turns off automatically. turned off to save battery. So if I pause for too long I'll have to click and risk clicking something on reactivation. I was a little apprehensive about spending $100 on a mouse, but honestly given the time I spend working on a computer, it's a small investment to protect my health and tools. Comes with an internal battery charging cable and a carrying case for the mouse. Very accurate. I also do a lot of Photoshop and video editing and haven't had any issues with responsiveness or accuracy. I have big hands, I can grip a basketball and I have no problem gripping it comfortably. In terms of size, I would compare them slightly larger than a standard travel mouse but smaller than a regular mouse. I still use a wrist pad to recover from this injury, but I feel like it works without it. Very ergonomic shape. This allows you to use your wrist at the correct angle. Be careful with these large, ergonomic mice, as they force you to use your shoulder more than your wrist, which sounds good on the surface, but you risk more injury. I'm toying with the idea of switching hands, but I don't have time to learn how to HT.