Review on Apple Magic Mouse 2 Wireless, Space Gray by Micha Dbrowski ᠌

This mouse is not relevant to the study of ergonomics because. Although it was built for the primary purpose of design, I do not notice any big inconvenient side effects from it. Prior to that, I used trackballs that were pretty large and fit under the palm of my hand in conjunction with a vertical mouse for a number of years. Another flaw in my model was discovered to be the presence of curved rails. The rails are slightly raised from the side where the mouse click is positioned, however this is not obvious to the naked eye. Because of this, the back section of the mouse raises ever-so-slightly as you click on it, which is not a really nice experience. It was the Razer Gigantus rug that came to our rescue (but any cloth rug with a little bit of give will do). Take note of the loud click as well. Not the most appropriate attire for the workplace.