Typically, this change in posture is to one of a more natural postures that people often report as "more comfortable" than the hand position used for a traditional mouse. Traditional computer mice weren't designed with ergonomics in mind. They do not promote comfort and with high use, they can cause us significant pain and discomfort. If you are experiencing aches and pains in your wrist, hands, forearm, elbows or shoulders, you may find that by simply changing the position of your hand can help to reduce or even eliminate your symptoms.
In addition to making your aches and pains disappear, a good ergonomic mouse also needs to be functional. This means it needs to be responsive with movements, easy to scroll through pages, and have a good build quality.
The table below lists our professional ratings and rankings for the best ergonomic mouse available in Australia. As always though, if you need any more advice or have specific questions, you can always get in touch with us at info@nomorepainergonomics.com.au or call 1300 898 965