How tall is the mouse? I am replacing an older ergo that's nearly 3 inches tall. It forces you to pick up your arm. 2 days with a regular mouse and my wrist hurts already.
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By my measurement it is about 1.75 inches tall, 3 inches wide and about 5 inches long. I have used it daily for over a year without any problems.
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Sorry for the delay...we were away. This model is too big for me. They have another one that is not "full sized". If sitting on a flat surface, it is about 1-1/2" tall (not long). It is over 3-1/2" long and I find it pretty easy on the hand.
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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.
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I have no clue... a few grams at the most? It's not heavy, but it might be a little bulky to hold if you use it as shown. It's not that ergonomic b/c of the way you would need to stretch your thumb up to use the scroll wheel... I only really use the mouse to scroll up and down a web page, so I hold it upside down in my left hand... It's a LOT more comfortable that way (at least for me). =P
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I would be hesitant to try this for two reasons. One, I don't see there being enough room to do this and leave reasonable space to navigate the mouse. The second, and maybe more important, I would not really "rest" my hand or wrist on this. I don't think it would bear any real weight at all without placing stress on the armature.
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It's kinda on the small side actually, I can grip between thumb and ring finger for example with the spread between index, middle, and ring about the same, and back of mouse goes just past middle of palm, I'm about average size 5'8", I don't think I have large hands for my height.
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It has a nice weight and it's a good mouse for the price. Comfortable but I don't know about if you have a large hands.
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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.
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The ergo rest is very adjustable. I believe it can accommodate a wide range of arm-lengths. I use it with my Wacom tablets, however, I imagine it could support any sort of mouse or keyboard use. It attaches to a table or desk, so the height or adjust-ability of your chair is key. I hope this answer helps.
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No it is a standard sized mouse! It is really fantastic! I would recommended to you to buy it!(the green colour it is fantastic! ;)
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I have a 15" laptop and a trackball, and the tray is NOT large enough. Since with my chair it is too hight to be comfortable, snd since it is a trackball, not a mouse, I keep it on my thigh when I'm using it and set it on the laptop when I'm not.
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It is a larger mouse and probably not the most comfortable fit for a small hand. It is however a very good mouse for the price. I prefer the MX 518 I use on my primary computer but it does cost 3 times as much.
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I have the ergo rest mounted on the front of a table that is 11.5 inches from front to back and my key board and mouse sit on it. With the rest in a balanced and comfortable position under my forearm, my fingers reach about 2 inches onto the table when the rest in all the way back and my fingers reach 1/2 inch beyond the rear of the table when fully forward. Net front to back movement is about 9.5 to 10 inches.
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I suffer from undiagnosed wrist pain and normal mice aggravate it. I can use this mouse all day with no pain. Though I do prefer to keep my hands on the keyboard and I recommend that you do that too if you can, assuming that you have a good keyboard and ergonomic setup.
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Sounds like you have roughly the same size hands as myself. I think you could comfortably use this mouse. It is slightly bigger than a standard mouse, and a decent bit bigger than most wireless mice. My favorite thing about this mouse is how comfortably it sits in hour hand after using for several hours.
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I consider this a full-sized mouse. However, I've had to use a Microsoft mouse here lately and it's much larger (too big in my opinion). The Logitech doesn't feel small in my hand, or didn't until I started using this giant Microsoft mouse.
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I'm not sure hand size would make a big difference. I use a mouse pad w/ an elevated wrist pad and have really enjoyed using this mouse. It's full size and works well.
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Probably depends on the size of your hand. I tried one at Best Buy and it's too small, compare to say, the old logitech trackman wheel, which is much larger. I'm 6'2" with normal sized hands, not overly large or small. One thing you could try would be to just switch your mouse to your other hand for a while, or buy an ambidextrous mouse. Also, the way you sit and hold the mouse is important.