I'm looking to buy a vertical mouse so it doesn't frick with my wrist, but there are dozens of different designs to be found, even from the same brands. What's the most comfortable/practical type of sideways mouse?
I'm looking to buy a vertical mouse so it doesn't frick with my wrist, but there are dozens of different designs to be found, even from the s...
My mouse stopped giving me any wrist issues when I stopped supporting my elbows using the desk or chair
don't know how or why that works but it does, someone told me that and it just fixed any wrist issues I've ever had
Well, I need a new mouse anyway so I figured might as well buy a vertical one. But they're all goofy looking and seem to have your arm in different positions. Maybe I'll just buy some cheap chink one to try it out.
i got this shit and could never get comfortable with it. plus clicks stopped registering after a year or so. the wheel is fricking moronic, it has this tendency to overscroll. regret buying, waste of a fair bit of money. got a non-ambidextrous silent logitech instead and i'm fully happy.
There are dozens of different designs because it's a meme.
Pussy mouse
Temu ass looking mouse damn
I've been using a vertical mouse for months and still am not convinced it isn't a meme. I think my hand hurts less but it doesn't feel entirely right either
One of these days I'll take the plunge and shell out for a trackball
Do you morons need an instructional video how to setup and use your mouse?
t. finger/wrist/arm mouse mover
Is that what was asked? Nice facebook frog, btw.
You can hold a normal mouse as if it were a vertical mouse.
Plus if you use the backside of a mouse pad you can have a high friction surface to develop your muscles more.
>You can hold a normal mouse as if it were a vertical mouse.
Sure, if you want it not to work.
Just pick one. Whatever differences they have in angle or whatever are negligible. Doesn't matter.
I just use a normal mouse but hold my hand vertically and claw it, its pretty comfy
trackball>
*enters thread*
$10 chinese one is the best i ever owned. its also been working for like 10 years, meanwhile my epic gamer logitech/razer/etc. breaks in months. just pick some different designs on Amazon and return the ones you dont like.
Let me introduce you to the best Vertical mouse I have ever owned imo.
Contour Design UniMouse
> Adjustable
> Lefthand option
> 5 programmable buttons
> Adjustable DPI button
Downside
> No bluetooth but usb A receiver
> Uses micro usb to charge
Here's an image of it
That thumb adjustment looks like it could be comfy, what's the level of customisation?
Here is a contour video that shows the customisation levels:
i used two, one wired from anker, that got for cheap, at first it was really weird, but then i got used to it and afterwards i decided to get a mx vertical, which i am still using it, and recently changed the button switches after many years of heavy use.
I recomend doing the same, try it for a while, and then you have a wired mouse for when it is needed for whatever.
If you use the computer with more people, like its a work pc, you may want to keep an extra mouse tbh
Just get a Logitech MX vertical mouse. Don't frick with the cheap ones, they all suck. The logitech one sucks too, but it's the least bad.
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