I have always enjoyed ergonomic mouses. I was super skeptical about purchasing this mouse because it was wireless and didn't look comfortable. my partner convinced me to get it. I am so glad that I did. It's super comfortable and love the precision mouse mode for more detailed movements.

I use a track ball for over 10 years. This model does let me adjust the ball movement, either is too fast or too slow. Also it does not let me pick a field and move it elsewhere in excel. The other mouses with a ball work fine. But not this one. I am still using it. I will see in the future.

Brilliant mouse. Have used Logitech mice for as long as I can remember. They fit my hand well and have always proved reliable, Of course, you do have pay for quality.

I bought this to help combat the strains of using a mouse at work every day and I have to say, it did not disappoint. I bought the cheaper Logitech mouse a few months ago and found it awkward and not really usefull at all so thought I'd try it's bigger (but more expensive) brother.

I've been using this style of Logitech trackballs for 15 years! This one is quite different - it has a heavy magnetic base, that allows for different hand positions. Nice that it's finally bluetooth and doesn't require a dongle.

Just this morning, I got a new keyboard in the mail from Amazon, then moved my custom keycaps from my previous keyboard. The same obsession extends to mice and pointing devices: I've tried 10 different mice during the past year and a half.

Think back to the early-to-mid 90s, when PCs were taking the world by storm and becoming commonplace. Most of them looked the same: big beige boxes with clunky keyboards and wired mice.

Incredibly ergonomic; Fine-control switch is a godsend; Pairs to two devices

Takes time to get used to; Not ambidextrous; Fairly expensive

Ok, you might be saying, if twisting your wrist increases discomfort, why not just buy a completely vertical mouse, so you don't have to twist at all? You can: One such device is the Evoluent Vertical Mouse , our Editors' Choice for ergonomic mice.

Unique tilting stand lets you experiment between horizontal and semi-vertical orientation; Good build quality; Wireless

Expensive; Right-handed only; Struggles to perform precision cursor movements

Included with the , users will find nothing but a simple lit pack, Unifying receiver, and micro-USB cable. There is a note attached to a sticker on the MX Ergo directing users to the Logitech's website to download the Logitech Options application, but it is not included on any media in the retail...

Precise Mousing; Customizable; Great Battery Life; Smooth Wireless Operation; Works Across 2 PCs with FLOW

Kind Of Pricey; Only For Righties

Great upgrade from the logitech m570