HzFaq wrote:I do have RSI and a vertical mouse only moved the pain futher down my wrist.
It works for a bit, but if something is wrong with your workstation it won't matter what mouse you use, you'll still end up with pain.
boxjon wrote:But I also want a mouse I can game with.
Findecanor wrote:boxjon wrote:But I also want a mouse I can game with.
That rules out the most common vertical mouse: the Evoluent. It has "prediction", I.e. it "corrects" your movements to the X and Y axes when your movements are close. It is also a bit big and hard to grip, which I think could be a disadvantage if you want to do sudden movements.
The only other vertical mouse that I have used is the Wowpen Joy, which has too hard buttons, and is otherwise quite cheaply constructed.
Switching between different hands and input methods definitely seems to be key to reducing these problems.HzFaq wrote:I've got another workstation assesment coming up and I'm going to try and get the powers that be to get me a nice trackball or rollermouse.
input nirvana wrote:But as it turns out...I don't like moving something around the desk, I just doesn't make much sense to me (but it has it's place). I use Rollermouse Free 2, an Apple Trackpad, and a Kensington Expert Mouse Pro sometimes to change things up.
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