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Comfortable after adjustment period, Long battery life.
Excellent tracking, Glides across good mousepad, Supposedly better for you than a regular mouse
Limited programmable features, Takes some time to adjust to design, No Bluetooth compatibility
Feels awkward at first, No side buttons, Feels larger than it is
By Appletell on June 20, 2011
I like that the raised positioning kept the base of my palm and my wrist off the desk, which is a bad habit I can’t seem to break. And left handed users will be happy to note that the Whirl is designed for...
By Kitguru.net on May 28, 2011
A specialist design and it works well but it is far from ideal for...
By RegHardware on April 27, 2011
What Smartfish seems to have created is a 15 mouse, mounted on top of a 25 pivot, and I can't help thinking that for a few quid more having a better mouse would have been worthwhile. But after a few hours of intensive use, coughing up...
By Macworld on April 04, 2011
The Whirl Laser Mouse provides your wrist with the comfort it needs for basic computer operation. Its energy consumption qualities are also impressiveyoure not going to have to change the mouses batteries all that often. It...
By Testfreaks on February 28, 2011
I guess if youre willing to put time into getting accustomed to the Whirl then it might be a benefit to people that use a mouse all day. Its certainly going to take a lot to get accustomed to and there is a learning and unlearning period...
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