Smartfish ErgoMotion Mouse

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Pros:

Comfortable, Wireless
Symmetric shape makes it comfortable for both left and righthanded users, Antigravity comfort pivot places less stress on your wrist, Supports both Windows and Mac OS X, Builtin container to hold the USB transmitter.
Ambidextrous, Very comfortable, Mac and PC compatible, Wireless, Long battery life

Cons:

No side buttons, Low sensitivity
Pivot raises height of mouse, making it awkward to transport

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Last revision on February 7, 2014

Reviewers Liked

Comfortable, Wireless
Symmetric shape makes it comfortable for both left and righthanded users, Antigravity comfort pivot places less stress on your wrist, Supports both Windows and Mac OS X, Builtin container to hold the USB transmitter
Ambidextrous, Very comfortable, Mac and PC compatible, Wireless, Long battery life
No Software Needed, Elegant design, Long 10-month battery life, Integrated USB receiver holder, SMALL USB transceiver, Short learning curve, Pivoting action does work!

Reviewers Didn't Like

No side buttons, Low sensitivity
Pivot raises height of mouse, making it awkward to transport
Low DPI sensitivity, Only 2 buttons, really needs a forward & back button, While the learning curve is short, you only get out what you put into this mouse (can be improperly used negating ergonomic abilities), Short warranty

Expert reviews and ratings

The Smartfish ErgoMotion Laser Mouse is a nice option for the user that needs an ergonomic mouse. It has lots of movement and after a learning curve; you can use it just as easily as a normal mouse. If you can live with few buttons and lower...

By I4U on February 10, 2011

There's two basic styles you'll find your modern computer mouse in — the old as dirt hand on moving mouse or the more niche trackball type. And of course in between the two there are a slew of devices that attempt to bridge the two into...

By gadgetsteria.com on June 21, 2011

Pros:Symmetric shape makes it comfortable for both left and right-handed users Anti-gravity comfort pivot places less stress on your wrist Supports both Windows and Mac OS X Built-in container to hold the USB transmitter Cons:Pivot raises height of...

By GadgetReview on December 03, 2010

I used to never give much thought to the mouse I was using, until one of my co-workers bought one for one of our computers. The thing just didn’t fit comfortably in my hand at all and I even avoided that computer if possible because of the...

By The Gadgeteer on October 23, 2010

To answer the obvious question, did this mouse relieve any strain or RSI? Yes and no. Just before the first week was over, I was ready to call it a failure, but then I noticed something strange. My forearm had that warming feeling associated with a...

By Techgage on October 15, 2010

While the Smartfish ErgoMotion Ergonomic Mouse does indeed look like your typical average mouse it is rather ingenious! Its ability to pivot not only side to side but forwards and backwards does make it a very easy to use ergonomic mouse with an...

By Everything USB on September 03, 2010

I used the ErgoMotion Mouse exclusively for a full 40 hour work week, and then as my home mouse for another full week. Throughout usage, wrist pain was significantly reduced compared to when I used a company-equipped low-profile, "modern" Dell mouse....

By OverClock Intelligence Agency on August 13, 2010