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I can't think of any reason why a wireless mouse would have an ergonomic benefit over a wired one. They are the same size, shape, and orientation, and any decre
by dangerlibrary 10y ago
I can't think of any reason why a wireless mouse would have an ergonomic benefit over a wired one. They are the same size, shape, and orientation, and any decrease in drag from the lack of a cord is more than offset by the increased weight of the batteries.
- wcarss 10y agoWhen I'm reading a web page or code, I occasionally stand or sit with my mouse in my hand and my arm relaxed at my side, or across my chest. It changes the extension of my arm considerably and sometimes makes things much more comfortable.