Ergonomic mice

Posted by Vic Laurie
March 27, 2007

Instead of applying the software approach mentioned in the previous post, those wishing to ease the stress of using a computer can consider specially designed mice. ExtremeTech reviews the Zero Tension Mouse and some other ergonomically designed input devices. About the mouse, the review says:

We really only used the mouse for two weeks, and that is a short amount of time to make the final pronouncement on the ergonomics of a mouse. But for those of us who trust doctors and agree that a more vertical position for our wrist is healthier, consider this mouse a sound investment. We agree that this position is more comfortable and a healthy break from a horizontal mouse, too. The buttons appear a bit clunky, but are very responsive. The placement of the scroll wheel reminds us of an ammunition button on a joystick, and it was intuitive to use.

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