Horse L2WB-LC right Large HandShoe mouse (800dpi, USB 2.0) black

I had wrist surgery following ligament damage, so I needed a proven ergonomic mouse design that would ease wrist pressure, particularly during design work, which is very heavy on my wrist. I've been using the mouse for a week now and it definitely works. However, I do think it's very expensive, but that said, I don't know how much was spent researching the product and if it saves my wrist from re-injury then it's money well spent. My main grip with the product though is the lack of a hard carrying case. I have to carry mine in a rucksack on a daily basis and the pathetic fabric case it comes with provides little if any protection. Coming in at over £100, it should come with a decent hard case that actually protects it.

I had high hopes for this but it just wasn't for me.Firstly, it's big and heavy (to be expected). What you don't realise, till you use it, is that if you reach the end of your mouse mat, it's not really easy/possibly to pick it up and move it, like a conventional mouse.It didn't feel very accurate when moving the pointer around the screen to me either.Really annoying that it reverses the physical buttons (left handed version), this should be left to user preference (OS/software). I've always gotten used to using middle finger for left click and forefinger for right click etc so I had to change my OS settings to something illogical. Probably even more annoying if you've already made the change I imagine.Also, for some reason, it made my hand really hot and sweaty, which was less than pleasant.Plus the item I received was clearly somebody else's returned item as it was really poorly repackaged and taped up.

I bought this mouse to replace my original Handshoe Mouse, which lasted 6 years before the click gave out. It has relieved my carpal and cubital syndrome symptoms to a huge degree (from near constant tingling/pain after computer use to next to nothing, even after long gaming sessions).This wired version of the mouse was sent with a cable that does not fit into the port on the front, rendering it useless. To make it work, I would have to hack several millimeters off the plastic portion. So, great mouse, bad cable.