I'm posting here since you are more likely to be interested in ergonomics than most people.
Which mouse do you guys use? I've tried a wide variety but found nothing that is really comfortable.
Thankful for your help guys.
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Which mouse do you use?
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I have http://www.keenzo.com/showproduct.asp?M … 890&ref=GB
It's not exactly ergonomic, but it has little indents for fingers and thumb. I also like the 2 buttons on the side. If you want ergonomic, http://maltron.com/maltron-acc-whale.html would probably be good because it comes from maltron.com.
My typing speed record: http://hi-games.net/typing-test/watch?u=493
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I use a Logitech MX620 cordless mouse. https://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/mice … 7&cl=ca,en It's well built and my hand rests perfectly on top of it.
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Korivak said:
I use a Logitech MX620 cordless mouse. https://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/mice … 7&cl=ca,en It's well built and my hand rests perfectly on top of it.
Ahhhh....I dream about that mouse.
My typing speed record: http://hi-games.net/typing-test/watch?u=493
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tomlu said:
I'm posting here since you are more likely to be interested in ergonomics than most people.
Which mouse do you guys use? I've tried a wide variety but found nothing that is really comfortable.
Thankful for your help guys.
I don't use a mouse at all anymore. I like the trackpad that comes on most (all?) laptops. For desktops, I use the misnamed Logitech Marble Mouse, which is really a trackball. The moment I got and tried my first Marble Mouse, I suddenly lost interest in looking at all the glamorous ad copy and in-depth online reviews for regular mice -- they seem to be marketed like cars, down to the looks and the names. (Not that I have attained input-device bodhisattvahood -- I still drool at keyboard information.)
If my desktop keyboard has a numpad, I enable Mouse Keys. (Using Mouse Keys with the embedded numpad on a compact keyboard is not worth it.)
Neither a mouse nor a trackball is going to help you much if you are into drawing on the computer.
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I've been using the Logitech Trackman Wheel for years now:
Never looked back... I've got one at home and one at work.
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http://www.amazon.com/Micro-Innovations … B000BX485E is the mouse I've been using for a while. My only real complaint would be the fact that it uses AAA batteries. Though, a pair of energizer lithiums last about 1.5 months in it even though I use my computer pretty regularly. I should really switch to some good rechargeable batteries or just get a mouse with a charging dock.(Something like this one http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a … aser%2bMou )
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My previous mouse was a Razer Lachesis, which was close to perfect. I did switch to a Logitech G9 later, because of its tilt wheel. The Logitech mouse does look ugly and uncomfortable IMHO, but it feels surprisingly natural and comfortable.
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