(113 reviews)
Why it's best:
Evoluent has gone to the drawing board too many times to count, but they produced a remarkable specimen when this hit stores. This mouse has been completely reshaped to ensure a better fit for the wide range of hand sizes out there. Rather than fiddling with a big tracking ball, you get security in an optical scroll wheel that clicks its way up and down to increase accuracy. You can even let your pinky relax on a uniquely put spot, so you’re not dragging any loose fingers across your desk. It’s built to relieve the stress and strain that your hands’ nerves and tendons usually go through during lengthy periods at the pc. Outside of all-out physical comfort, this mouse is particularly easy on the eyes, and its motions are nearly identical to those of a traditional mouse, so that you transition effortlessly. There are pros, and there are inevitable cons; unfortunately for this mouse, there are 2 cons. Some of the buttons can be a little stiff, so watch out. There is also another step that Mac users have to go through to use this device. All you have to do is download a 3rd party driver and you’re all set. Other than that, this mouse beats out the rest by a long shot.
Average User Rating:
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113 total reviews)
Ergonomist Rating of the Evoluent Vertical Mouse February 16 2008In terms of my experience with this product, I have assisted several thousand workers with mouse-related injuries over the past 13 years, working for 10 ye...read full review
Spectacular August 14 2007This is quite a "duh" -- gripping the mouse vertically prevents the need to twist your lower arm (which puts strain on the hand's nerves and tendons). I ha...read full review
Small hands beware! December 17 2007The concept is phenomenal. I felt the difference immediately once I started using it - my arm is sooo much more natural resting that direction. The cons:...read full review
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Manufacturer Description: The Evoluent VerticalMouse 3 is the advanced third generation of the revolutionary mouse from the inventor of the handshake grip. Many users said earlier models relieved their wrist and arm pain.
