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  1. Gergely Nagy 🐁 (algernon@trunk.mad-scientist.club)'s status on Sunday, 20-Jan-2019 12:03:25 EST Gergely Nagy 🐁 Gergely Nagy 🐁

    @mwlucas I've heard good things about Evoluent's vertical mice (https://evoluent.com/), and while not vertical, Contour's Unimouse looks interesting too (https://www.contourdesign.com/product/unimouse/). Both are available wired.

    I only tried the Evoluent one, it was ok, but I went back trackballing anyway.

    For ergonomic peripherals, @xahlee's blog is an amazing source of info: http://xahlee.info/kbd/ergonomic_mouse.html

    In conversation Sunday, 20-Jan-2019 12:03:25 EST from trunk.mad-scientist.club permalink

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      Unimouse
      By Steven Mellor from Contour Design
      Unimouse Choose your angle, choose your width. The newest edition to our line of one-handed solutions is our Red Dot Design award winning Unimouse. Posture variation is the cornerstone of ergonomics, which is why we designed the Unimouse so that you can explore its 4 friction-based points of articulation to find your own unique comfort. Effortlessly switch postures on the fly and engage different muscles and tendons while avoiding fixed, static positions. Like the Contour mouse, the Unimouse features a pronounced arch and elongated buttons that allow you to relax your hand over the mouse, while eliminating harmful gripping and pinching postures. Just about anyone can enjoy the ergonomic benefits of the Unimouse because of it's virtually limitless articulation options, and fatigue is all but eliminated with its "change on the fly" design. The friction-based articulation system provides an experience that is simple, yet stable in any position. Check out Unimouse reviews Unimouse Downloads Link Unimouse Wired Product Manual Download Unimouse Wireless Product Manual Download Unimouse Adjustability Guide Download Unimouse Driver Download  
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