We spend our working lives sat down in front of a computer for eight, 10, 12… hours a day, so it's no surprise that the TrustedReviews team has had its fair share of RSI problems. Aching shoulders, sore wrists, crook lower backs, and dodgy necks; we've seen them all.

This mouse is amazing. I had one several years ago at my job. I went searching for it to use at home. It is terribly hard to find, which is sad because it is a GREAT mouse to use, especially if you already have some wrist pain or are trying to avoid ever getting it.

Keeps wrist upright; click with thumb

Need to replace batteries; no back button

I would highly recommend this mouse for anyone looking at an ergonomic alternative. Plug it in and works right away. Only downside is that after 2 years it started reading single clicks like double clicks. So I had to buy another one. So it may not last as long as a traditional mouse.

I wish there were one size smaller. The 550 has a better surface and optical sensor than the 500, but the batteries need to replaced from time to time.

My hand is 3.5" across the palm and the Small size is still a bit too tall vertically for me; The wireless signal is not that strong, so it helps to be near the receiver; The batteries add weight

Takes a little getting used-to, but this little thing really works! In two days, my forearm strain totaly disappeared. I bought the wired version--no mechanical problems whatsoever. Very accurate.

I purchased one for work and after a year or so I had to have one for home. I knit all the time and want to take care of my hands. Make sure you get the right size. I had the large one for a short time and the reach for the thumb was not natural.

Overall a good buy and reasonably priced

Easy to use and it really reduces muscle strain

Scrolling button seems to be a little temperamental

I use my mouse a lot and I was starting to get pains in my wrist and forearm. A friend of mine suggested a trackerball type mouse which I used for about three months, but it didn't solve the problem.

Easy to use and it really reduces muscle strain

Scrolling button seems to be a little temperamental

I've had one of these before. I use a computer all day at work, and the regular mouse isn't nearly as comfortable as this. Unfortunately I couldn't persuade the health and safety bods that I really needed one, so I ended up paying for it myself. It's worth it

This is the best of all the wireless ergonomic mice out there. I know because I've had the wired one for years and it's great. This version is even better, addresses the only problem with the old one-the inconvenience of the cord.