PenPoint Ergonomic Mouse & Office Health Software, for computers, laptops & smartphones | Reduce Muscle Strain, Injury, Carpal Tunnel, Tendonitis & Tennis Elbow | Wireless, Bluetooth, Rechargeable

A beautifully engineered compact mouse. Relieves my tennis elbow because it doesn't require the extreme forearm pronation of the trackpads on my laptop. Crazily compact. Very convenient charging adaptor.Only drawback - it took a little bit to acclimatize myself to the right button being behind the left mouse button. But that was a temporary set-back.

I've had pain in the fleshy part of the thumb-base for about 4 months now and was hoping this mouse might alleviate it. The product reviews were stellar so I gave it a chance. It's a good mouse but it's not for me. The right-hand scroller was stiffer than I was expecting so I always found myself consciously exerting effort when scrolling -- nothing bad, but I noticed it. I feel that if the scroller hadn't been quite so stiff I'd have taken to the mouse a bit more. And if you want to play games like WoW with this, well, it's difficult. Take moving forward for example -- to do this in WoW, you press the left and right mouse buttons simultaneously. You can do this with the PenPoint mouse, but since the buttons are stacked vertically along the top of the mouse, you have to straighten your finger a bit to push the buttons down -- a really unnatural position. And if you want to do scrolling as well -- well, this mouse is just not for me. I played a bit with the idea of using the PenPoint mouse for work and my other mouse for play, but found that Windows 10 only lets you register one bluetooth mouse at a time, so I found myself always having to go into the Windows bluetooth controls to swap the mice in and out. I'm sure PenPoint is a good product, but it's not for me.

Viel benservito als eine maus.

It's an amazing product. Good to use to stop my wrist pain.

I recently was diagnosed with mild/moderate carpal tunnel, and that has involved me changing a lot of my computing habits. This mouse seemed absolutely ridiculous, but I though it would be worth trying. I am incredibly impressed! It really is as natural as they say! You just rest your fingers on the mouse. It's about halfway between using a mouse and holding a pen.This mouse is incredibly light, which puts less stress on your hands. Going between this and my old mouse is night and day; my old mouse was about average weight, maybe a little heavier, but now it feels like an absolute brick compared to this!The biggest drawback is the lack of features. I'm not expecting a built-in numberpad on a mouse the size of a golf ball, but I though a middle mouse button would be standard by now. There's also no way to adjust the DPI within the mouse itself, so you'll have to tweak it on all your machines. It's definitely zippier than I'd like, but the fact that it's small means most of your movement is microadjustments anyway so it's something you get used to pretty quickly.The multi-pairing works, but I wish there were an easy way to change the pair order. Also annoying is that the charging dongle isn't also a wireless receiver: you need to buy that separately. I get that pretty much everyone uses Bluetooth these days but still. Speaking of Bluetooth, the sleep/wake-up time is a little annoying, but usually only a few seconds to wake up at the most after a few minutes of inactivity. I noticed the lag maybe one out of every ten times.The travel case is amazing. Solid hardshell, plenty of foam padding.All in all, I recommend it, but I really hope they release an improved version.