Traditional mouse designs can promote awkward hand and wrist positions and cause discomfort or, in some cases, debilitating musculoskeletal disorders like carpal tunnel syndrome. Humanscale's Switch Mouse is designed to provide a custom fit, accommodate a natural wrist position, and ultimately, ensure navigation comfort for all users. A large mouse encourages the user to employ larger arm muscles rather than small wrist muscles, which tire easily and are more likely to develop musculoskeletal disorders. Fortunately, The Switch Mouse features new ergonomic design innovations, including a V-shaped base, which allows users to mouse at a natural 45A angle to minimize wrist pronation, and a navigation dish that reduces muscle activity while allowing users to scroll in four directions. Designed with a patented size adjustability feature, users can adjust the length of the mouse for a custom, comfortable fit. The mouse, which has been designed by Humanscale Design Studio, has received many awards for it.

The Humanscale Switch Mouse is priced for around $120, although I would still wait until you buy that next PC which features touchscreen technology. Wonder what ailments a touch-based computer will bring.

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