It looks like there is a giant screw sticking out the bottom of the mouse that would jam into my wrist if I tried to palm the mouse. Why doesn't it?
1006029
due to the way your hand wraps around the mouse, even at rest it never touches it. FYI, that screw is actually the modification tool for the mouse. All of the removable pieces have a hex screw keyed to that same tool, so you can easily change the plates. The palm rest has a small lever on the right side just underneath the shell that when pressed in, allows you to slide that entire plate forward or back so you can find a comfortable setting for your hand. Setting this plate correctly for your hand will also keep you from hitting the tool when its in the mouse.
1006030
With the palm rest all the way in, like in the photo (and the way I have it), your hand is angled above it. With the palm rest slid farther out, it's actually covered over.
878441
Hello! Well my hand from the tip of my middle finger to my wrist is about 8 inches and it fits snug. It's a full sized mouse! It's definitely not one of those small mice. If your hand is around that size I think it should fit your hand.
1152059
claw grip is problematic because it becomes too easy to press a thumb key.they really need a raised fix ridge or ridges running between rows of keys so you can grip something with your thumb without also pressing a keyPersonally using this and the razer naga has caused a RSI with my thumb specifically because of having to lock it in a weird position to just to keep from pressing a thumb key
404697
I have larger hands as well and there will be some "slack" over the mouse but I wouldn't see it a concern. Unless you have hands like large-handed basketball player, you should be fine.
2168357
You /can/, but only if you have huge hands. If you have smaller hands, you'll have a tough time gripping the whole mouse.
211993
I just measured mine: 4.25". Might be the packaging size? Awesome mouse! Just ordered another one for my new laptop.
1096409
If you've tried others and they are too big, this one is no different in that respect. Why don't you google "finger mouse" and try that--you just insert a single finger into the velcro strap and bingo, you're free from the hand issue. Don't know if there is a wireless model tho, mine has a cord & USB. Mine was under five bucks incl shpg from NewFrog
1291810
Your thumbs, which work the roller part of the roller mouse, might be too far away if you're using one of those keyboards that slope upward. It may still be better than a regular mouse that you have to reach for. I hope that helps.
1232274
I had the same issue, no matter what I tried, the mouse would never work. Just go to walmart and get a $20 Logitech mouse, its a trusted brand, comes with a battery already inside, and works right out of the package. Save yourself the hassle.
908848
Now that you mention it, it was in there pretty tight. I did use the correct type of screwdriver to eventually open. Im looking at the screw that was rremoved and its stripped. I guess I will tread lightly next time the screw needs to be undone. This sounds like its a defect overall in the product workmanship. Good luck.
1936628
Mouse pointer is stable with both of M525 mouses I have. I'd try on solid surface on another computer and send for repair if it still creeps.
699142
All of the side buttons on my G300 click like normal mouse buttons. You probably have a defective mouse,but maybe it'll smooth out after some use.
1825016
the surface is not click-able, it does not feel like the conventional mouse where the clicker is on the top part, the clicker is at the bottom so it will take more that the usual effort to do so and sometimes the mouse can not recognize if its left or right click.
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This was not a great purchase for me because of how I have to grip the mouse to use. it. I've done some serious assessment of how the thing fits in my hand, and I think with a better grip for the thumb, and a better rest for the palm, it could be good. If you have and use those gel pads with your existing mouse, I think there's a way of setting them up that might work for you. In short, though, you probably have better choices if you have small hands and are looking to offset wrist pain.
1740000
It could be that you're hitting the sides rather than the center; since the bottom side serve a as left-right click buttons in a mouse, you generally have to click towards the center of touchpad. I've experienced what you say, but I figured it out by trial and error.
324056
I don't have it in front of me, but I believe there is a tiny switch on the bottom of the mouse which turns it on and off. It's not the best quality mouse, but if it's not working, that might very well be the issue.
1540611
The button is on the bottom. Can'T miss it!(It's darker and a different material than the rest of the mouse. The bottom of the top I will open