The ASUS ROG Spatha X is a hulking hunk of a mouse swarming in buttons and extras, and I personally don't like it. It's still a great gaming mouse, though.

Others, at least in cross-section view, look a lot like the current Magic Mouse. Consequently, the patent application talks a lot about adding tilt sensors to input devices.

The Razer Pro Click V2 is, as the name suggests, a productivity-focused mouse, but is it any good? Let's find out.

The best ergonomic mouse overall will feature a shape that allows the hand to fall naturally over the surface of the mouse instead of requiring the palm to tilt down and back toward the user, ...

Plus, its slightly ergonomic tilt makes it less taxing on the wrist than some competing mice, like Logitech’s G Pro X Superlight. This mouse has Razer’s Focus Pro 30K optical sensor.

Accurate tilt sensing for lifting the mouse from the left, right, front, and back. And this tilting can be set to any degree and then programmed to perform any action, ...

Tools like an ergonomic mouse can help improve posture and keep our bodies in a more natural orientation while we work. We tried a number of ergonomic mice to find the best ones you can buy right now.

It has a 71.7 degree tilt, so a user holds it in a handshake-like grip, which can reduce strain for long use sessions. There's also a support on the base that aims to cut down on wrist friction ...

Razer’s first vertical mouse is for office domination Razer is taking another swipe at productivity accessories, with a standard mouse and a vertical mouse. Both are available to buy today.

A weightier ergonomic mouse is generally the preferred choice for productivity, and the Razer Basilisk V3 Pro 35K is one of the most comfortable gaming mice we've tested in a long time.