I love my verticl mouse

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[Charles West]

Actually.....the best mouse that I've found is the Rollermouse. You never have to raise your hand from the keyboard and reach for a mouse....they're awesome.

What is the width of those bad boys? I need a new keyboard because I don't like other new keyboard I got. I want another one, full width without the useless 10-key feature and the addition of the wrist support of the Rollermouse would presumably be nice.

 

[Surf Cat]

What is the width of those bad boys? I need a new keyboard because I don't like other new keyboard I got. I want another one, full width without the useless 10-key feature and the addition of the wrist support of the Rollermouse would presumably be nice.

It doesn't include the keyboard. It's a mouse. It slides under your keyboard and has a wrist pad, roller mouse, left right clicking buttons. Watch the vid.

 

[Charles West]

It doesn't include the keyboard. It's a mouse. It slides under your keyboard and has a wrist pad, roller mouse, left right clicking buttons. Watch the vid.

I understand the concept it isn't a keyboard and saw they come in three different widths but didn't find the physical specs on the website during my casual perusal.

 

[J Grant]

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I am close to ordering a standing desk. It's good to hear that you like yours so much. I just got a Dag Capisco chair, which is fabulous.

 

[Surf Cat]

I am close to ordering a standing desk. It's good to hear that you like yours so much. I just got a Dag Capisco chair, which is fabulous.

Your ergonomic task chair and having it properly/ergonomically set up is much more important than a sit to stand desk.

Standing doesn't improve your cardiovascular health. However, getting up from your chair every 30 minutes to an hour and doing squats, a short walk, and or stretching is much more beneficial.

My wife is a master's prepared nurse, deep into safe patient handling for Hospitals and Clinics. She's well-versed in human factors engineering, and oversees many workmen's comp cases involving injuries on the job.

Her work is how I discovered the Roller Mouse which I posted above (I can't work on a computer without one). Also, your vertical Mouse is also quite good for relieving wrist pain as you mentioned. A footrest under your desk at the right angle is also extremely beneficial.

Do a deep dive study on the sit to stand desk before pulling the trigger on one. While it has some benefits, it's not the be all end all.

https://www.wikihow.com/Set-Up-an-Ergonomically-Correct-Workstation

 

[Surf Cat]

I understand the concept it isn't a keyboard and saw they come in three different widths but didn't find the physical specs on the website during my casual perusal.

Maybe this video will provide more insight for you?

 

[Zoe]

I switched to a vertical mouse several months ago and it really helps with carpal tunnel syndrome or wrist strain.

I think my wife has some carpal tunnel. That hurts don't it? Is that similar to arthritis?

 

[J Grant]

Your ergonomic task chair and having it properly/ergonomically set up is much more important than a sit to stand desk.

Standing doesn't improve your cardiovascular health. However, getting up from your chair every 30 minutes to an hour and doing squats, a short walk, and or stretching is much more beneficial.

My wife is a master's prepared nurse, deep into safe patient handling for Hospitals and Clinics. She's well-versed in human factors engineering, and oversees many workmen's comp cases involving injuries on the job.

Her work is how I discovered the Roller Mouse which I posted above (I can't work on a computer without one). Also, your vertical Mouse is also quite good for relieving wrist pain as you mentioned. A footrest under your desk at the right angle is also extremely beneficial.

Do a deep dive study on the sit to stand desk before pulling the trigger on one. While it has some benefits, it's not the be all end all.

https://www.wikihow.com/Set-Up-an-Ergonomically-Correct-Workstation

Your wife has a cool skillset !
Actually, I want the sit-stand desk because of its adjustable height to where I would leave it and use my chair ( Hag Capsisco chair, got it 2 weeks ago, love it ). I do not like standing while working at a computer. Yet I find set height desks often too limiting, even though the chair is adjustable. My vertical mouse is a Logitech Loti Wireless. I want a smaller monitor as mine is 30inches and too wide, making my eyes travel too far to the corners for no reason.

The trackball wrist mouse, the one I saw online, was like $300 - ouch ! Does it really work wrt sending the mouse click where it needs to be - I read one review online where the user said they had trouble getting mouse pointer to travel to farther parts of the screen. The poisiotn though in center of keyboard is perfect though wrt right hand movement. The numerical keyboard to the right of keypads is so stupid, puts the mouse on right further out of reach - eventually will get a split pad keyboard but the expense is adding up so it will have to wait. I have a wireless logi MX keyboard which is pretty amazing wrt performance.

 

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