Ergonomic mice

[opa]

The iClever is the make/model I had that broke. It's a generic mouse that companies slap their logo on. Mine looked the exact same with a different name.

[marurun]

The iClever is the make/model I had that broke. It's a generic mouse that companies slap their logo on. Mine looked the exact same with a different name.

Not surprised at all. I bought it purely as an experiment and I'm surprised it's held up as long as it has. It wasn't expensive enough I felt bad about recommending it.

[opa]

No disrespect to that style of mouse. It was quite comfortable but I wish it lasted longer.

So far the amazon mouse is really comfortable. Although it doesn't feel really ergonomic. Also, if you had larger hands you probably wouldn't like it.

[opa]

Yeah, just to reiterate - the Amazon basic ergonomic mouse is fine for what I paid ($8) and I think it would be okay for basic gaming / office use. Not as ergonomic as the other mouse I used in the past. I'll be keeping it because the system I use it for is not something I use every day.

[opa]

yeah, so that amazon mouse lasted like a week and it crapped out. Turns out you do get what you pay for!
Got my money back after doing all the trouble-shooting steps multiple times. It just straight up died.

I'm looking at getting one of those Logitech trackball mice. I will report back if I get one.

[marurun]

Logitech has some vertical mice. And Anker has a mid-priced one. It looks like it's probably based on some of the more generic ones but Anker seems to have decent quality control.

[o.pwuaioc]

I have an HP 430. Suits me just fine. My wired backup is a Kensington, which I like more, but I finally let go of my need to have a wired mouse and jumped about the wireless train.

[marurun]

That Lenovo vertical mouse with a cork grip as in sale recently and I ordered one. It will take over a month to arrive. Not sure why, but Lenovo must have supply logistics problems.

[opa]

I got a trackball mouse. Logitech Ergo M575. While it took a few minutes to get used to the mechanics I really enjoy using it. Feels pretty natural to navigate with. Not a mouse I'd use for any serious game-playing but I could totally see using it for games with minimal interactions or like a city-builder or something else that's point-and-clicky.