Review on 🖱️ KINESIS DXT2 RF Wireless Ergonomic Vertical Mouse by Bryan King

I love this mouse. I took off a star because the first one I bought (on the DXT website) took about 9 months, for the money I wanted at least 2 years. Then I bought a vertical mouse from Anker, much cheaper and I could throw it away if it broke too quickly. Unfortunately, I got pain in my hand, so I bought an original DXT mouse. Then I bought a HandShoe mouse. It was really comfortable but lacked the precise movements I needed for my work. Sooooooooo, I'm getting my second DXT. It allows very precise movements and saved me a lot of trouble with my mouse hand while working. It takes a little getting used to, but the pen's incredibly light vertical design was quite comfortable and very accurate. Let's hope this one lasts a little longer, but even if it doesn't I'll be buying another one when the time comes. It really is that good. Updated 05/12/2015. I sent an email and received a response from CityErgonomics Technical Support in less than 24 hours. I have detailed my issues with IOGEAR KVM Switch and DXT Wired Mouse. He looked at my product by serial number and said there were known issues with the wired mouse and IOGEAR KVM, but the wireless version worked fine with KVM. I was offered a replacement wireless mouse for the cost of returning it. ($8.00) I prefer wired mice (I come from a school of thought that sees wiring as a plus for stable connections), so I'll drop that bad boy and try a wired mouse if it has problems (like ALL eventually). electronic devices). ). ) In retrospect, I can say that my problems with the first DXT mouse (also wired) were probably related to the KVM, not the mouse. Even then, the mouse worked well when connected directly to the computer. Pros - lightweight, symmetrical (although I don't own them), very precise movements, buttons are very responsive, feel solidly built, controlled by light finger movements, not wrist and forearm. Cons If using KVM, do your research - ask Revain about compatibility of both versions of the mouse. - or write to CityErgonomics Technical Support and see what they say. :) Using this mouse requires some setup, but it's worth it.