PC Magazine - USA (2020-08)

V

ertical mice are an acquired taste. One of the more common types of

ergonomic mice, the tall, vaguely L-shaped design allows you to grip

the mouse comfortably and access all of its buttons without twisting

your wrist parallel to the desk as you would with a standard mouse. The more

handshake-like grip and reduced twisting and extending movements ease pain

for users with repetitive strain injuries (RSIs). And these traits may help slow

the process of developing RSIs in those who are starting to feel pain and

numbness while using a conventional mouse. The Goldtouch Semi-Vertical

Wireless Mouse goes to great lengths to make using a PC comfortable; the

company says its 66-degree angle still gives you some gravity assist when

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but they’re worth considering, especially for users who need relief.

Goldtouch Semi-Vertical

Wireless Mouse:

Ergonomics First

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