My hand doctor suggested I get two mice: one ergonomic vertical mouse and one more "traditional" style mouse. Swapping between two hand/wrist orientations rhas really made a difference for me. And I'm no longer looking for "the perfect" mouse.

Logitech MX Master 3S is really the best I've found available. I also have the jellycomb and really enjoy it. Didn't know they don't make it anymore! Shoot.

I’ve used the Anker vertical mouse for a few years. It’s available on Amazon and is relatively inexpensive. It definitely took a bit to get used to, but it’s reduced the nerve pain in my hand and wrist a ton.

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I got a ProtoArc EM01 NL wireless mouse yesterday and it’s amazing so far!

Kung best, Logitech MX Master 3s. Pricey lang talaga.

Affordable option is Delux OP. Specifically the M618 mini kung maliit lang kamay mo.

I suggest you get the Rapoo the sizing is just perfect. adjustable ang DPI niya. responsive ang tracking niya and plus plus na lang. or the anker 2.4G 

I have Logitech Lift and after 6mos of using it daily for work, ayaw na niya magpair through Bluetooth and hindi niya madetect yung Logi bolt usb. Nakakainis. I suggest buy a different brand.

Bili ka muna ng murang vertical mouse, medyo may katagalan bago ka masanay. Pag sanay kana, susunod na rin mawawala yung sakit sa wrist at arms.

Tignan mo din yung size na akma sa kamay mo. Pag msydo maliit, sasakit pa rin ang kamay mo. Pag masydong malaki, ganun din mahihirapan ka.

Uso el Logitech MX Master 3 desde el 2020. Nunca más me molestó la muñeca así que lo recomiendo a ciegas. Alguna vez probé un mouse vertical y era igual de incómodo, el MX Master es un punto medio y me acomoda mucho.Te recomiendo que intentes probar alguno en mano antes de comprar porque va a depender de tu fisonomía cuál es el mejor para ti.

Ergo m575 logitech

Tenía dolor de tendones, y la empresa me lo mandó.

Nunca más volví a mouse óptico.

tengo tendinitis hace por lo menos dos años, y el año pasado investigamos y mi jefe compró uno vertical "Kensington", no he sufrido mas de dolores, y obviamente lo ocupo con mi mouse pad con almohadilla :) te dejo link, a mi me funciono!

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>Ahora ultimo he tenido dolores en las manos, especificamente en el dedo meñique.

Si es que apoyas tus codos en una silla y esta es dura, unas almohadillas pueden servir, aparte de un mejor mouse. El roce de repente inflama el nervio cubital y da síntomas con el dedo meñique y el anular. Yo tenía dolor, entumecimiento y perdida de fuerza.

Fui al médico y me dijeron que tenía el nervio cubital muy superficial, por eso se me inflama más fácil con un roce prolongado. Tuve que hacer kinesiólogo, cambiar el mouse, la silla y el escritorio por cosas más ergonomicas, tambien compré las almohadillas para los codos, y mientras siga estando en el PC 10 horas al día voy a tener que estar haciendo estiramientos y ejercicios constantemente.

mi condición igual es media rara, es poco probable que tengas algo a tal extremo (tampoco soy médico jaja), pero si te intriga puedes buscar videos de estiramiento del nervio cubital en Youtube.

Yo me compre uno vertical en aliexpress q me costo 10 lks, para probar como me siento usando ese tipo de mouse, estoy esperando q me llegue y vere que tal, si me gusta quizas voy x uno mas pro

My recommendation is to use a gaming mouse. I have wrist pain. And have tried MX master( sold), MX anywhere, m720 and m280(not working properly anymore). Currently using pulsar v2 mini and cooler master mm720. I usually like switching mouse everyday but my wrist just thank me when I use a light mouse

I use a G Pro Wireless and a big trackpad. You can program button assignments and macros on the GPW with a portable exe, Logitech Onboard Memory Manager, so it’s perfect for a work computer that’s locked down. The GPW also has two extra buttons on the right side, 7 buttons total. Combined with Gshift, I have loads of many macros/button combinations stored on the mouse itself, meaning those assignments persist regardless of which computer the mouse is connected to. I use the front left side button as my G Shift key since I can hold that button down while pressing any other button on the mouse.

You can go even crazier if your work lets you install Logitech Gaming Software since that program has automatic profile switching depending on the app in focus on your desktop. I’ve got hundreds of shortcuts set up for all the Adobe and Microsoft Office apps, and I can use the apps with only the mouse 99% of the time. Only time I need two hands on my keyboard is for text entry.

Another benefit of using a popular gaming mouse as your work mouse is that you have access to all the best aftermarket PTFE skates and custom fit rubber grips. That allows you to tailor the comfort and glide speed of the mouse to your personal taste. I use a medium speed set of skates to have a nice glide without losing precision, and two different brands of rubber grips to really dial in the contact points on the mouse and where I want it to be more or less grippy.

The trackpad is nice for a few reasons. Of course scrolling horizontally and vertically is so much easier with swipes, and depending on the trackpad you choose, you can assign button combos to gestures and 2/3/4 finger taps/swipes. The biggest benefit to your hand health is that it encourages you to change hand/arm/wrist positions often. If you place the trackpad above your mousepad then you need to extend your arm to use it. That utilizes and conditions the stabilization muscles in your arm, which is very important for preventing RSIs.

MX master? I have a MX vertical myself and love it, really reduced my pain

So I have been dealing with the and palm pain in my right thumb. I am working multiple 12 hour shifts abs doing lots of mousing around. :)

I use a mx vertical primarily and this keeps wrist pain down but all the hours are getting to my hand in general.

I brought my 50 gram gamer g wolves skoll mini in, it's okay but I don't want to claw or fingertip grip all day.

I bought a used razer pro click. Not a fan of the quiet buttons, shape is nice for palm but weight a little high.

If it helps the pro clicks scroll wheel is the best I have used. I adore this.

So is there a mouse with ergonomic concerns that is light and I can zoom around with at work in a variety of ways?

I think my hand is A 19 by 10 size if thus helps.

I am going to try to learn to use a mouse left handed to give my right hand a break I think.

Any suggestions are welcome. Also if you have questions for me about my mice ask away.

My mousepad here is a brand new esports qin mouse pad btw. Manager approved for work. 😀

I work with my old buddy the Razer DA v2.

Mx 3 and I'm almost happy. Mx 3 ergonomic and I'm getting the best what's out there. But I do most of my working a combination of mx3 ergo and Wacom pen

Logitech MX Vertical with wrist pad 🤌

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This, plus a wrist pad cured my carpal tunnel!

I switched to a trackball years ago and love it. I was getting shoulder pains. Personally use the MX Ergo

I use a Logitech MX Master. Very happy with it. It's great if you use multiple systems each day.

Some people like wacom tablets with pens if they have ergonomic issues with mice.

Also Wacom. I know you asked about a mouse. I've tried mice, I've tried a trackball, and nothing beats or even comes close to using a pen and tablet.

I don't spend enough time editing anymore (retired) to have bothered setting up all of the shortcut buttons on the tablet. I'm sure they would make things even better.

Using a Wacom eliminated my elbow pain and hand numbness from carpel tunnel that developed over the first decade or so of my career. Plus I find it a lot more efficient with the additional hand gestures. I hate having to use a mouse on the rare occasions that I don’t have access to a tablet, it feels so foreign.

Using Lift right now and okay naman sya. May two buttons pa sa left part na pwede magamit at ma customize based on keys you usually use. As for me, ginagamit ko yun as copy + paste so mas madali kaysa mag type sa keyboard. Buy mo na yan haha

EDIT: Medyo nakakapanibago din kapag galing ka sya clicky keys na mice, kasi wala talaga syang tunog at madali lang ma click unlike sa mga traditional na medyo may effort pa mapindot lang. Feeling ko nung una may mali kasi nasanay ako sa ganon haha

Not yet pero sa dami ng nakikita kong ganito lately, I might buy it soon.

Yes, life-changing sya

Oo malaki difference

Try vertical mouse. Mas mura at ergonomic.

The best one would be the one that have a pinky finger rest.

Ganito gamit ko. Do na ko babalok SA traditional mouse

Logitech ergo mouse. 3k maliit

in using the cheapest less than 200 pesos. and 400 pesos wireless

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Deathadder V2 Pro is my vote. It’s the most comfortable ergonomic mouse I have used. Hand size is 19.5cm x 11cm for reference. Has both Bluetooth and 2.4 ghz wireless.

Roccat Kone Pro Air, Asus ROG Gladius III Wireless, maybe there's a couple other options I'm forgetting. I like both the mice I listed but I wouldn't say they're quite as comfortable as some other ergonomic (wired) mice I use.

Model D wireless seems like a good option for you. Large mouse for large hands, right handed, ergo so perfect for palm and claw and it doesn't fatigue your hand while using it for hours (productivity). It has really nice RGB, probably the best for any wireless mouse, and it charges via USB C and not batteries. Also very precise. ticks every single one of your boxes, apart from bluetooth. But 1 of those boxes unticked out of all the ones ticked, doesn't seem like a bad choice to me :)

Razer Basilisk V2 and Logitech G502 are gaming first, productivity second mouse. Both of these mice have a lots of programmable buttons and gaming sensors (that can take well rapid accelerations and very accurate disregarding the DPI, with 1000 Hz polling each). The former is lighter than Logitech G502. Weight is an important consideration for those who work in front of their computer for any amount of time. Razer Basilisk V3 is there, but it is heavier with the addition of Hyperscroll (infinite scrolling).

Logitech MX Master 2S or 3 are productivity first, gaming second mouse. I've experienced the mouse and I find the gesture button on the mouse to be a very welcome addition. Hyperscroll is also featured for the mouse. Moreover, it's a wireless mouse. The biggest downside of using the mouse would be its massive weight and its relatively subpar sensors compared to gaming mouse.

As with anything ergonomic, you need to test the mouse shape yourself by holding and grabbing it. Someone else's best mouse is most likely not your best mouse. All of these are ergo-shaped (for right-hand) and have a lot of buttons that you can program.

Roccats entire line of mice

Zowie EC series has a shape that is really popular and I haven't really heard anyone complain about it before. Pretty safe bet for finding it comfortable.

You could try a Dream Machine DM Comfy mouse.

Depends on your handsize and grip :)

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EC2 is pretty nice

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G403 / G703 are pretty nice

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