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[Greg Salazar] Apple's Dumbest Product
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They gave us one at work, so I have one for that, but I really don’t like using it. I actually wanted to like it, but I just don’t like how it functions. I feel alot more wrist fatigue from using it and find myself accidentally clicking with it more often when I don’t intend to. There’s also some specific software we use that doesn’t play nice with it. Mine just uses batteries though, so I don’t have the charging issue. I really only bring mine around as a spare mouse, if for some reason I don’t feel like breaking out my ridiculous swiftpoint Z gaming mouse that I normally use.
I think that one of the issues is weight. Batteries add an awful lot of weight to a mouse. If you use a wired mouse, it's unbelievable how light it is. That could definitely improve your wrist problems.
Nothing worse than a light mouse though.
This is legitimate criticism of the mouse. I don’t like it for the same reason: I had carpal tunnel issues with it, as well as unintentional swiping and clicking issues.