Ergonomic Mouse For Left Hand

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The HP 920 Ergonomic Wireless Vertical Mouse is a great alternative to the normal computer mouse. Although I have had no issues using a regular mouse, I was excited to try the vertical design. The HP 920 mouse is considerably larger, more meant to fit the curve of the right hand and thumb. It feels comfortable in the natural hand position. The bottom attachment adds to the bulk but provides a resting spot for the bottom of the hand and wrist. The included usb dongle works flawlessly and has a dedicated storage compartment on the mouse. I find it easy to move the cursor, scroll, right click, and left click.

[6] This Lift Vertical Left Handed mouse fits my needs perfectly: great design, quality made, right size for left hand (I am 5'4 male, 140 lb. with regular hand size.) The moment I inserted Lift mouse's USB-A adapter to my iMac 21.5 2017 model, without needing any additional app. installation, it works right away. I am right-handed. I used to use Apple Magic Trackpad with my left hand just to train my left hand, and Logitech MX Vertical Right Handed mouse with my right hand. After more than 6 months, my left wrist started hurting, so I switched the MX Vertical to my left hand and Apple Magic Trckpad to my right hand; My left wrist pain was gone, but using the MX Vertical Right Handed mouse with my left hand was quite awkward: The scrolling wheel, the left and right buttons are not designed for the left hand to use. I am right-handed, but I always use my left hand to do some non-dominant hand tasks just for self-training purposes. Since I started using Logitech Lift Vertical Left Handed Ergonomic Wireless Mouse (Graphite) with my left hand, the scrolling wheel works softly and smoothly, the mouse size fits my left hand perfectly, the left and right buttons are very responsive, moving the mouse on the mouse pad accurately acts on the computer screen. My left wrist feels normal. The price of $69.99 for this Lift Vertical Left Handed wireless mouse is acceptable, and I feel the nice quality and the well design of this mouse is worthy of this price. I will definitely purchase it again and I will recommend it.

[Optical] This mouse is very comfortable and ergonomic, meaning it naturally fits my hand. The buttons are responsive and quiet, so much so that someone right next to you will struggle to hear your mouse clicks. The scroll wheel can be very fast when you want it to be. The programmable buttons allow you to customize it for everyday work and even specific applications. If you have the same mouse on another computer, your cloud settings can be downloaded so you only have to set it up once.

[1x USB-C] This ergonomic mouse has helped with carl tunnel. It is angled just right so that your hand sits at a natural angle. It took a few minutes to get used to it, but once over the learning curve, it feels very natural. I like the ability to change the resolution on the fly to match what I need in different applications. I wish there was a driver so that I could program the buttons to use with Microsoft Flight Simulator.

[48 kHz] This mouse is extremely responsive, ergonomic, and accurate. The optional weights make the mouse feel perfect in my hand. Best mouse I've ever owned, hands down. Make sure you save yourself some money and buy this product when it's on sale.

[Ambidextrous] I was getting a bit of carpal tunnel from my mouse in my right hand. Got this trackball and set it up to use with my left hand. I now switch back and fourth between this and my mouse. Still training coordination but so far it's helping a lot.

[6] I bought this one after my old unit left click bottom left key broke, Kensington doesn't provide spare parts (!). Anyway, it lasted quite a few years. It's very ergonomic, especially when using the supplied palm hand. The ball is large and runs very smoothly, with practice it's fast and accurate and far better than a mouse. It's very good for the wrist as just 2 or 3 fingers do the job without the need to move your hand at all. The scrolling wheel works great and the software offers many different ways of setting the buttons activity, even differently for specific applications. The USB and Bluetooth connectivities work fine, in this new version the trackball will go to sleep after a while without activity. Pressing any button will bring it back. This wireless version, although far more expensive, is more comfortable to use than the wired one. The life of the left click button will be extended forever if you set one of the spare buttons to double click. It's the most expensive compared to others but it's a good investment as it will last for a very long time and it works smoothly and very effectively. I always wondered why most people prefer a mouse instead of a trackball.

If you have the money, it is worth it for the left dial which complements right hand mouse controls. You can regulate it to ratchet (click) or smooth dial. It defaults to volume control. The chicklet keys feel substantial and the low profile means you can rest your palm on your table. You can customize the dial and function keys with Logitech options program. Also I like the one key quick switch between 3 devices. An undocumented is fn+esc activates fn lock, useful if you are in a game or app that makes use of the fn keys. The backlight is nice. You can also leave it plugged in to as usb cable if you don't want to worry about the battery running out -- like if you are using it in a desktop type situation. Modern aesthetic Looks like for serious work and not gamer cool.

[7 x 5.3 x 1.5"] Probably the most comfortable mouse on the market. Even more ergonomic than Logitech's vertical mouse but at almost a third of the price.

[4] I purchased this ergonomic mouse for personal / home use with my new laptop (I already use the same mouse with my computer at work). It takes some getting use to when you first start using it, but once you get used to it it's great. It really helps if you use the computer all day for work or if you have tendonitis in the hands and wrists.