Post #534725
2026-02-26 18:31 UTC
why is it so hard to have an input device that does not hurt you and works. The only mice *not* inflaming my wrist I found so far is expensive and shit, it never lasts longer than 1.5 years and just has strange delays when the rf-space is crowded. Yea, building products is hard, I have been there, I have done that, literally in computer input accessibility, but it can't be this bad, can it? Worse, figuring out what works for you is just very expensive, ask my zoo of unused mice...
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@miunau@meow.social 2026-02-26 18:37
@jana@mystical.garden the only one that works for me is a trust voxx and it's built like crap so i've bought like 5 that i keep in stock.. though cant you return ones that dont work for you? thats what i do when i test out new ones (so far none have worked)
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@wooramel@furries.club 2026-02-26 18:50
@jana@mystical.garden Considered a trackball, like the Logitech Ergo? I've used trackballs for decades - mice always hurt my shoulder and wrist. Trackballs I can use eight hours a day without any problems.