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Exactly. The height of the mouse is less than typical ones and I had a hard time gripping the sides. Regular ones have sides that are curved inwards as they go
by kumarvvr 6y ago
Exactly. The height of the mouse is less than typical ones and I had a hard time gripping the sides.
Regular ones have sides that are curved inwards as they go down to the desk, this allows you to tilt your hand without actually losing grip.
I just dont get how people like the magic mouse.
- TheOtherHobbes 6y agoThe magic mouse is exactly the right height for my (big) hands. I rest my forearm and part of my wrist on the desk, rest my index and middle fingers on the mouse surface, grip very lightly with the other fingers, and it's almost a perfect fit. If I turn up the movement sensitivity I can move the pointer anywhere with almost no hand movement at all. Most of the weight is levered behind the wrist rather than on it so I'm using forearm muscles more than wrist tendons. The fingertip touch scrolling is super-intuitive and equally effortless. I've used all sorts of mice from industrial Logitech blobs to gaming mice to tiny laptop mice to "ergonomic" designs, and the current magic mouse is far and away my favourite.