jpalonzo Jul 15, 2009

This mouse is really a catch when it comes to ergonomics and comfort. It not only looks great but my wrist ache has gone since I have been using it. The key is in use it accodring to ergonomics (your arm shouldn't be elevated or down). I am very happy with this mouse's experience when...

schnoggo Jul 6, 2009

The Microsoft Natural Wireless Laser 6000 mouse is an odd-shaped duck. It's main goal is to reduce the pronation of your wrist. It does a fine job of this. This mouse is right-handed only. I've used this mouse on three machines since it came out. Two Macs and a Win-XP machine....

michaelkim Jul 7, 2009

For those of you looking for an ergonomic mouse, the Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 6000 should be at the top of your list. I've been using it for the past 2 or 3 years or so, and I'm consistently pleased with just how comfortable it is. Though many will initially balk at its somewhat...

piratesyar Jul 6, 2009

Maybe I was just doing it wrong, but after a couple weeks with this mouse, I was starting to develop symptoms of carpal tunnel. I went back to my Logitech MX 510 and the symptoms disappeared immediately. I still use the keyboard that I got with it (The MS Natural Ergonomic 4000) but the mouse had...

shakyone Apr 7, 2011

This thing is big, clunky, and absolutely wonderful. It takes two weeks to get used to. I heard Josh Topolsky talk about it on the Engadget podcast, three years ago. He said it isn't flashy or anything, but it is the most comfortable mouse for getting work done. "Important...