The Best Mouse for Work and Productivity

[Humza]

Shopping for a mouse can be overwhelming, so here are our top recommendations for mice that stand out from the crowd in terms of features, build quality, portability and ergonomics.

Read the full article here.

https://www.techspot.com/bestof/mice/

 

[psycros]

"Spoiled for choice" as long as you're not left-handed.

 

[Fuchsia2020]

Logitech M510 for $25 or less is perfect. Feels good in hand, and the left side button navigation is fine. Good scroll wheel.

 

[Entrylevel]

Feel obliged to post that the Anker Wireless Vertical Ergonomic is a fantastic bit of kit that has completely resolved my mouse-related wrist pain.

 

[yRaz]

I have giant hands and I miss my G500, but even that was small for me. Considering getting the G502 or I might just buy a G500 off ebay for the same price. I wish people made decent trackballs, those thumb trackballs lack precision and regular trackballs have low DPI.

 

[p51d007]

"Spoiled for choice" as long as you're not left-handed.

EXACTLY! I "can" use a mouse right handed, but I'm left handed. I know it's a small segment of the population, but some of these I'd like to use, but, they don't make a lefty version.
Thus, I stick with the logitech MX Anywhere 2.

 

[Danny101]

Trackball is the only thing I'll use. Once I went track, I've never gone back.