Anir Mouse

Pros: Keeps wrist in "neutral" position, comes in different sizes
Cons: Right-handed model only, does not solve RSI, causes profuse sweating in hand

This mouse seems like such an incredibly good idea... It's just so disappointing to find that it simply relocates ergonomic problems, rather than solving them.

While I won't bore you with all the gory details of all the surgeries I've had to...

Pros: great design, lets your index finger heal
Cons: breaks easily, can't take apart, slow support department

I bought this mouse because I was getting a sore index finger and wrist. One great advantage this mouse has over other "ergonomic" mice is that you don't have to use your index finger at all, which gives a sore finger a chance to heal. My...

Pros: Seems to have worked for me over about two years.
Cons: Initially difficult to use; tricky to adjust the pointer movement; less accurate than conventional mice.

I've been using this mouse for at least two years now, maybe more, and I continue to be very happy with it. I bought it first because I was feeling symptoms that seemed to prefigure RSI - tingling in the little finger, aches along the forearm. I got an ...

Pros: Cool Product
Cons: Not like all mice

This is a pretty cool product. I have actually gotten to test this product out at an electronic store in the mall. It is actually a pretty good product. It is a lot different than a regular mouse. I thought that it was pretty cool moving the mouse button...