The best mouse Apple ever made, from a comfort and ergonomic standpoint, was the ADB Mouse II [1]. This also happened to be the first mouse I ever used. It came

The best mouse Apple ever made, from a comfort and ergonomic standpoint, was the ADB Mouse II [1]. This also happened to be the first mouse I ever used. It came with the Mac Performa 5200, the first computer I ever owned. Since then I’ve used a bunch of Logitech mice and most recently the trackpads on my various MacBooks. I still miss that original one-button mouse. It was so comfortable to use and so straightforward. The operating system was designed for one-button mice, so there weren’t any context menus or anything like that. Everything was driven by the menu bar at the top of the screen or by visible buttons and toolbars to click on. This made the interface a lot more discoverable. For power users, you had keyboard shortcuts which were also very ergonomic due to the placement of the command key under the thumb, instead of the control key under the pinky. [1] https://www.imagine41.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/apple_db_mouse_2_001.jpg https://www.imagine41.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/apple_d...