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I don’t recommend the “BEST”.

Each one of us has a unique preference when using a product. My main concern about a computer mouse is how comfortable it is to hold and use.

After all, touching and holding is our only way to connect with it.

Specs and features are easy to find. You can simply read the details on websites, boxes, and brochures. But reviews about comfort are hard to find.

The compatibility of a mouse to your hand is unique and cannot be replicated.

So which one is the “best”?

I will not give you an answer. Rather, I will share with you my experience so you can have an overview of what to expect when you buy a particular unit.

For a certain purpose or characteristic, I list the best ones that fit well into such categories so you can have better choices.

You’ve probably watched and read thousands of reviews online claiming that the product is the best. Only to find out that there is a particular feature that you do not like or expect when you use it.

A mouse that is comfortable to the user is influenced by at least three factors:

Size

Weight

Shape and Design

The user will eventually have to adapt to these factors to come up with the most comfortable way to use it.

Now, let’s look for the mouse that’s best for you.