3M Ergonomic Mouse, Optical, USB/PS2 Compatible, Large Size, Black (EM500GPL) by 3M
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Digital camera reviews of 3M Ergonomic Mouse, Optical, USB/PS2 Compatible, Large Size, Black (EM500GPL)
Digital camera Review: Expectations
Summary: 5 Stars
Ok folks, here is the deal short and sweet. I am 23 years old and have never had any RSI's until my first office job. Pain in my elbow started from a cheap mouse I was using 40+ hours a week at work. This mouse is the answer for people who live and make their living on a computer full-time. It's pretty good overall and make for a very good everyday mouse. However, don't expect it to be good for anything but work. Games are so-so and graphic design would be tough. For everyday desk jockies like me this thing has got me back to work and pain free. If you expect these results from this mouse and nothing more, this is the mouse for you!Digital camera Review: Give it time
Summary: 5 Stars
Use it for at least a month, you will hate it at first, but I would never use another mouse now.Digital camera Review: Give it time.
Summary: 4 Stars
I absolutely hated this mouse when I first installed it. It took about a day to get used to it. Also, I had to recalibrate the mouse rotation to get it working well. Now that I have it adjusted to my liking, I use it every day and no longer experience hand or wrist fatigue. I still keep a regular optical usb mouse attached to the pc for editing photos and other apps requiring precision mousing.Digital camera Review: Good but not durable
Summary: 2 Stars
This mouse worked well for me relieving pain in my arm and elbow. However the device did not last 3 months with light use.Digital camera Review: Good for ergonomics, but limited in performance
Summary: 2 Stars
I was developing wrist/thumb pain, so I thought it was time to go with an ergonomic mouse. At first, I liked this mouse. My thumb got tired, but the wrist pain went away. However, the performance of this mouse is frustrating. You click on an icon, and nothing happens. So you have to reposition the pointer until you finally hit it. So you waste 10 seconds. But think about how many times you click on something while you are working - those seconds add up in a hurry. Due to the poor response, I've given up. Good thing Amazon had a good price on it or it would have been more dollars down the drain.