Logitech once again finds itself on our list, as the ERGO M575 consistently ranks as one of the most popular and comfortable ...

This mouse was certainly ergonomic, given its combination of a vertical design, generous trackball size and finely curved structure. But a primary issue that arose was the accuracy of the trackball.

The ProtoArc EM05 NL is a compact, ergonomic alternative to traditional mice for users seeking to reduce wrist strain. It’s not feature-rich, but it’s effective and a good value.

Feeling cramped by your current mouse? I've been testing the Elecom Huge trackball mouse for a few weeks, and I have to say this extra-large clicker is the most comfortable mouse I've ever used.

There's a good chance you're holding your mouse wrong. Maybe you're gripping it too hard, or your hand is just at a bad angle. While mouse-related injuries are fairly common, if you're ...

It’s not the first time Logitech has merged its premium mouse line with an oddly designed mouse — while the flagship MX Master 2S and MX Anywhere 2S look like your average mouse, the trackball ...

What we dislike: A trackball mouse isn’t for everyone. Best bang for your buck: Anker’s 2.4G Wireless Vertical Ergonomic Optical Mouse. Our take: ...

Though we chose the Logitech MX Master 3 as our pick for best ergonomic mouse, which offers a more conventional shape, we named Logitech’s larger, pricier, more full-featured MX Vertical mouse ...

Logitech claims the mouse can last for four months on one charge of battery, so you shouldn’t have to worry about charging it all the time. The MX Vertical is priced at $100.

This mouse was certainly ergonomic, given its combination of a vertical design, generous trackball size and finely curved structure. But a primary issue that arose was the accuracy of the trackball.

Which is why, as one of those home employed soldiers, I was psyched to try Logitech’s new Lift Vertical Ergonomic Mouse — which is available now in three colors: off-white, graphite and rose.