how comfortable is the mouse to use for a long time?
326763
I've used it for 13hrs straight, honestly for me it's more comfortable than using the mouse pad on the laptop. But then I've always been a mouse type of girl so I'm much more used to using a mouse than a mouse pad. Hope it helps
326764
is NOT confortable but believe me! I try around 5 logitech's and are really bad!!!! not accurate... I hate all... so I buy the magic mouse because is accurate, yes again not confortable for the hand but in the screen works!!! the logitechs DONT WORK the pointer jump! are not accurate for design and pro works
326765
I sue it 12-16 hours a day and my hand remains comfortable (unlike my back)
326766
It is the standard apple Mouse. I use it every day either at home or at work (I have one in each location) and find it fully satisfactory.
1038512
It seems ok to me, the little that I have used it. I mainly use a logitech wireless (not bluetooth) mouse though. I'm usually at a table somewhere when I use it though too, so a traditional mouse isn't cumbersome.
757369
I glad you were able to find your answer. I know the $200 makes a lot of people wonder if it's worth it. My employer paid for my first one, or I may not have tried it. When I started working from home, however, I could not take it with me and I had NO problem at all forking over the money to buy my own! Once I used this mouse, I didn't want to be without one. I hope you find that investment was worth it for you!
33482
It's actually quite comfortable. I can't think of a scenario you would use a knife like this long enough to be uncomfortable. I have carried this knife as for about 5 years daily use, and never found it uncomfortable.
1190442
Mouse holds up just fine. I love all the features and the way onlookers ogle over the mouse. I like the weight of the mouse and it's flexibility. I would suggest however if you have large hands to keep looking. This particular mouse almost fits my hand and I find myself holding it in odd positions that make my hand cramp up after long use. Overall I would give it four and a half out of five stars. Hope this helps.
2051022
to me, the m305 is more comfortable. ATM, im looking for a mouse similar to m305 but has a smoother scroll.
1334554
The way that the buttons are made helps in figuring out which button is which (the angles that the buttons are). I haven't had any real problems with this mouse except the drivers messing up every one and a while. It will take a little while of getting use to but after a week it should feel comfortable in your hand and you're gaming experience will be changed forever.
624858
I'm not a touchpad fan so I have a wireless mouse. However, when I do use it, it is calibrated quite well. I never feel that it is too sensitive. The keyboard is great. It's very comfortable.
420430
I am quite pleased with this mouse although ergonomics wise it is not 100% comfortable. I hadn't thought of trying it with the smart tv. I'll test it and tell you something ok?
1231243
I too am left handed and the mouse is both comfortable and precise, plus so easy to recharge. Even with left hand I can use buttons on left side.
186651
Absolutely. Had hand and wrist pain daily from mouse use/clicking and have been using it for about a month now and haven't had any mouse-use pain for a while now.
68069
It takes a bit of getting used to but once ya do it works well. It's like the Razer Naga, it takes awhile to get ur hands used to the buttons but once ya do you won't go back to a normal mouse. I really like my Orbweaver, it took me about a week or so to really get used to it and now I couldn't game without it.
561223
I generally do not turn the mouse off when it is not in use, so that wastes battery a little, but I'v had it for eight months and I have only replaced the batteries once. I use it maybe 15 hours a week for gaming and I also use it instead of my laptop's trackpad for daily use.
1130444
I love this mouse. It fits my hand perfectly - I use it for hours without discomfort. Buttons are in the perfect location and it's become an extension of my hand. I own three of them. It's not worth $229, but if there was no alternative, I'd probably consider buying it. It's all about personal preference against what the market will bear (and if they are not making them any longer...).
924999
I don't know precisely - but pretty long. Very nice mouse, takes a little to get used to but eliminated all wrist pain.
1866938
I use a steelseries (the big mouse pad) and it works really good.Try to find a mouse pad that is kinda soft cause the mouse feet (bottom of the mouse) can wear down quickly depending if you're hardcore gamer I say a good year our 2.
985817
It took a few days for me to get used to it, but it is helping with reducing/eliminating wrist pain. I am on the mouse all day long. I believe it will still work for you even with "small" hands. You have to grip the mouse between the thumb and other fingers to use. This is the part that takes some getting used to. The buttons are elongated so all should work fine for you.