Review on TECKNET Wired Mouse with 6 Buttons - Ergonomic Design, Side Buttons, 1000/2000DPI Optical Sensor - Perfect for Chromebook, PC, Mac, and More (Purple) by Aaron Ward

I have normal proportional arms for a 6ft 3 in person. After looking at the reviews and pictures I thought it was a good product for the form factor (looked like the old Logitech mice I loved) and a great price so I bought one.My first reaction was that she was too small. As you can see in the comparison image, it's smaller than my old Microsoft mouse. I usually like the palm rest on a full-size mouse for ergonomic reasons, and it definitely felt shorter. In the first week I noticed that my right arm was a bit sore but I figured it might be related to my new desk so I bought a wrist and palm rest to compensate. After a few weeks, I noticed a persistent pain on my main click finger mouse, which I'm not sure I can fully attribute to the mouse, but I'm wondering if this purchase was the right one for me. I decided I would only give it because of my wife's sizing issue. She is 5ft tall and her arms would fit this mouse. I use this in a Mac environment and the experience was similar to the round Yoyo mouse Apple released many years ago which disappointed many users. Far from that pain (hence the neutral rating), but for me it was her sunglasses. If you lean towards the higher side with longer palms/fingers, you may need a mouse that is slightly longer. Feature wise I like the scroll wheel (feels right) and the multi button thing will come in handy, but I have to twist my hand a bit to reach the top one (again the size is too small for me become a limitation). . The 1-click resolution change is cool too, but it's not supported on Mac. It's not a mouse for me, but if it was 30-40% bigger it would be ok. If anyone has any recommendations for larger, affordable wired mice (I hate battery swaps), I'd love to hear them. The 1-click resolution change is cool too, but it's not supported on Mac. It's not a mouse for me but if she was 30-40% bigger she would be ok. If anyone has any recommendations for larger affordable wired mice (hate changing batteries), I'd love to hear them. The 1-click resolution change is cool too, but it's not supported on Mac. It's not a mouse for me, but if it was 30-40% bigger it would be ok. If anyone has any recommendations for larger, affordable wired mice (I hate battery swaps), I'd love to hear them.