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If you're right handed and use the mouse right handed, the increase in angle of your right arm is a lot harder on your shoulder over time.
by nsxwolf 2y ago
If you're right handed and use the mouse right handed, the increase in angle of your right arm is a lot harder on your shoulder over time.
- sevensor 2y agoI strongly recommend learning to mouse with your nondominant hand, at least for tasks that don’t require a ton of precision. Saved me a ton of shoulder pain.
- derekp7 2y agoOr use a touchscreen in combo with the mouse -- touch for simple button pushing or gestures. Works great on my laptop, I use the trackpoint stick, trackpad, and touchscreen for various tasks whichever one makes the most sense at the moment.
- t-3 2y agoMy keyboard has no influence on mouse placement though? My mouse is not positioned laterally to the keyboard, it's diagonally in front and to the right or on a completely separate pullout with mouse pad. Not to mention, I almost never use it.
- yamazakiwi 2y agoYour mouse not positioned laterally to the keyboard is atypical for gaming.