Read more.Designed to put your arm, elbow and wrist under less stress.
Read more.Designed to put your arm, elbow and wrist under less stress.
I'd be very interested to try this actually - I frequently rotate my regular mouse onto its side any time that i'm just scrolling and don't need to move the cursor (e.g. reading through documents) and it's a much more comfortable wrist position. Wonder if I could persuade my employer to buy me one??
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Looks like an interesting device. Although two drawbacks:
1. Is it available in a right- and left-handed version? Despite being right-handed at the moment I'm mousing with my left ... because I use my right hand to take notes;
2. Any chance of a wireless version - preferably not using Bluetooth? Our H&S folks like the idea of wireless mice, (because it apparently causes less drag not having a cable, and it's easier to keep a tidy desk, good positioning, etc). But the security folks take a dim view of Bluetooth-driven peripherals - keyboards are a definite "no go" , but they also don't like BT mice.
Then again, my current Logitech Anywhere MX mouse is okay.
It's just a slightly different design to the Microsoft Ergonomic Mice (sculpt and 6000 models), so it's not exactly a new design. I'd also say that wired doesn't help with ergonomics, I was forever getting the cable in the way before going wireless.
Doesn't look much different from existing vertical mice (e.g. those ancient damn Evoluents).
We have a few of the Evoluents kicking about the building and as edzieba says this doesn't look that different. What is nice is the price tag compared to the £95-100 we currently pay for the Evoluents.
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I use an Evoluent vertical mouse and swear by it. Not at it. Much more natural position for hand and wrist. This thing from Spire is about a quarter of the cost! But then it only has a quarter of the buttons.
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