deskthority

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 ...

fossala wrote:Trackballs are good IMO.

Which one do you use?

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.


Well, I don't spend too much time at my station but I'd like an ergonomic solution ...

I don't have RSI, was just looking for opinion on vertical mice.

I searched a bit this morning and could not find anything about vertical mice on these threads. Was able to find really videos online of the KENESIS. Not sure if I'm pro enough for that yet though. lol.

How did you replace the bottom chassis?

OK.

1. I don't know for sure but I would have to say palm because my entire hand rests on the mouse.
2. Sensitivity? I'm not sure what your referring to. My current mouse is set to 3200 DPI and I have gotten used to it.
3. Max budget would be no more then 100 bucks.
4. My current mouse has a ...

I'm new here so I apologize if I come off as noobish. I have an ASUS GX800 which has great response time and DPI, however its light and the buttons are less then clicky. Is there anything that can be recommended as a replacement. My daughters HP mouse is more clicky then this. Sad but true.

I see so many Blackberries in these photos. Are they the preferred choice of the mechanical keyboard community?