"The vertical mouse received very good feedback from the product testing. There are a vast number of reviews on the Evoluent website, including this one: But since using the Vertical Mouse range, my wrists have been free of pain.
There's just so much to love about this mouse! I'll contain myself to a few points. The box contains some brief instructions and a mini-cd containing Windows drivers. I was nervous that this wouldn't be enough to protect it in transit - but the mouse is pretty tough. Essentially a cardboard box and some bubble wrap. Impressively, Evoluent use "environmentally-responsible" packaging. No tech review is complete without an unboxing.
It has a wider base and a larger lip to stop your finger from dragging along the desk. The VM4R is similar in size and shape to the previous versions. Here's all three of my mice playing together. There's a VM4L for those sinister south-paws, and a VM4S for those with smaller hands. A few years later I got a 3rd generation so I could use one at home and one at work.Įnter the 4th generation - the VM4R. I got my first (the generation 2) in 2007. I'm in love with the Evoluent Vertical Mouse. Or, skip straight to the Linux install instructions. I may detail my love of my keyboard - the Microsoft 4000 - in another post. "The two peripherals you've got to spend your money on in life are your keyboard and your mouse if your hands aren't on one, they're on the other." Seeing as I make my living using my hands to make computers do magical things, I think it's wise to spend money to protect my hands. I have been prone to RSI in my hands and wrists. "The two things you've got to spend your money on in life are your bed and your shoes if you're not in one, you're in the other." Considering they give away basic USB mice with cornflakes, why would anyone spend the cost of a Kindle on a pointing device?
The Evoluent Vertical Mouse 4 costs close to £100. New! Read my 2018 guide to setting up the Evoluent in Linux
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