Hippus HandshoeMouse Cordless

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Pros:

Wireless, Rechargeable battery, Ergonomic form factor, 1000dpi good for office and day-to-day use, BlueRay light helps track over a wide array of surfaces.

Cons:

Mouse buttons are a little sticky, When charging must have wireless receiver plugged in, in addition to a wired cable to charge the battery, Pricey for some.

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Last revision on November 10, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Wireless, Rechargeable battery, Ergonomic form factor, 1000dpi good for office and day-to-day use, BlueRay light helps track over a wide array of surfaces

Reviewers Didn't Like

Mouse buttons are a little sticky, When charging must have wireless receiver plugged in, in addition to a wired cable to charge the battery, Pricey for some

Expert reviews and ratings

The Hippus HandShoe Mouse offers up a great ergonomic solution to ease the strain on your wrist's daily navigating....

By PC Mag on July 26, 2011

This is a very different mouse from the ones we have all been using since the early 80’s when the first graphic interfaces were produces. This works by protecting the wrist from the dreaded RSI (repetitive strain...

By GadgetSpeak on August 30, 2010

Look for a UK dealer who lets you try before you buy. And clear a large space on your...

By Computeractive on July 13, 2010

My opinion on the Handshoe mouse still stands the same. It is by far the most comfortable mouse I have ever laid my hands on and provides an experience like nothing you’ve had before.The mouse is by no means for everyone, it will take you time to...

By HardwareHeaven on April 03, 2009