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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.พ. 2025
- Goes over the benefits and downfalls of vertical mice.
Ergobility.com
Mice mentioned in video:
Kinesis DXT Mouse
Evoluent Vertical Mouse
Take Home Messages:
1. Most vertical mice require you to plant your hand/wrist on the work surface
2. There is a trade-off between wrist pronation reduction and deviation movement
3. Keep the whole arm doing most of the work
Great video
Hey man thanks for the video. So I feel very conflicted on Trackball mice and Vertical mice. It seems like vertical mice address pronation/ulnar deviation issues. And a lot people say trackballs reduce wrist movements; but then it seem like trackballs then introduce the pronation/ulnar deviation issues. It feels like there are only trade offs and not one solution to this issue. So maybe that is why you say go with something that feels comfortable to relax on? Right now it seems like using a Vertical Mouse with a low sensitivity so your movement is mostly coming from your elbow is the best solution. Also what do you think about trackpads? To one of the most comfortable uses Is having my arm elevated from an arm rest and then casually sitting my fingers on top of a Magic Trackpad.
Would you be able to review a trackball mouse like the Kensington Orbit Fusion or the Elecom Huge (I think it’s called)? Both sport a finger-controlled trackball and have a more slanted design, like the MX Master. I just found your channel and it’s very helpful. Cheers!
Well the regular mouse is unbearable and since the full vertical brand you have their keeps making new models they must have happy customers and since I rather be happy then correct I’m going to get the complete vertical option. I think although well explained your model may not work for all users. But if I’m wrong I’ll come back and share