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1 Minute Review The Unimouse by Contour retails for about $80 ( Amazon ) at the time of this review. This review took a long time to do since it was the first mouse that offered this level of customizability. Even after the review, this has been...

The Unimouse by Contour retails for about $80 (Amazon) at the time of this review. This review took a long time to do since it was the first mouse that offered this level of customizability. Even after the review, this has been the daily driver. Going bac...
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computershopper.com Updated: 2019-12-01 15:55:09
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Neither mice nor keyboards are good for you. Orthopedic surgeons will tell you that ever since typewriters, and subsequently computer keyboards, became ubiquitous, repetitive strain injuries of the hands and arms have become common later in life. Many com...

Angles 35 to 70 degrees from horizontal plane, Three front buttons, Thumb rest pivots in all directions, Stores executable-specific profiles, Easy-to-distinguish side buttons...

No lefty version, Scroll wheel has poor tread, Awkwardly placed DPI settings button, Poor remapping options...

The Contour Unimouse's intriguing design isn't without its minor hiccups, but its hinged top and pivotable thumb rest are both solidly ergonomic and highly configurable...
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Ergonomically speaking, the Contour Unimouse ($109.95) gets a lot of things right. It is extremely customizable, which is the first thing that you want in an ergonomic mouse, since avoiding repetitive motion by frequently changing up your wrist position i...

Three programmable main buttons, Very customizable thumb rest and mouse orientation angle...

Pricey, Flimsy build quality makes mouse unsteady at some angles, Cumbersome software utility, No left-handed option...

The Contour Unimouse has oodles of customization options for its clicking surface and its dedicated thumb rest, but frustrating software and flimsy-feeling finishes limit its appeal...
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Ergonomically speaking, the Contour Unimouse ($109.95) gets a lot of things right. It is extremely customizable, which is the first thing that you want in an ergonomic mouse, since avoiding repetitive motion by frequently changing up your wrist position i...

Three programmable main buttons, Very customizable thumb rest and mouse orientation angle...

Pricey, Flimsy build quality makes mouse unsteady at some angles, Cumbersome software utility, Currently available only in right-handed version...

The Contour Unimouse has oodles of customization options for its clicking surface and its dedicated thumb rest, but frustrating software and flimsy-feeling finishes limit its appeal...
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One of the topics starting to pop up more frequently as of late has been the idea of using a “vertical” mouse for computers, changing the angle of your wrist so that you supposedly feel better after long hours of use. The idea is mimic the natural positio...

Well, it functions like a mouse (and it is a mouse). So it has that going for it. The vertical position of the mouse takes getting used to and it all comes down to personal preference. Some people seem to like the vertical approach to a mouse, and some pe...
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I've been dealing with pain in my right hand and thumb for a while now and it's progressed to the point where I know that I need to do something about it. Instead of going to the doctor which I haven't yet, I've been trying to “fix” it myself by doing exe...

Mouse tilt and thumb rest angles can be customized, DPI adjustments, Lasts for 3 months on a charge...

Only for right hand use, Forward and back side buttons sit too far back to easily press with your thumb, Can't program the buttons...

Did the Unimouse cure my hand and thumb issues? While I have liked using the Contour Design Unimouse, it hasn't cured my problem. I'm still having issues with my right hand and thumb. Using this mouse hasn't made my existing problem noticeably better or w...
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Ergonomically speaking, the Contour Unimouse ($109.95) gets a lot of things right. It is extremely customizable, which is the first thing that you want in an ergonomic mouse, since avoiding repetitive motion by frequently changing up your wrist position i...

Three programmable main buttons, Very customizable thumb rest and mouse orientation angle...

Pricey, Flimsy build quality makes mouse unsteady at some angles, Cumbersome software utility, Currently available only in right-handed version...

The Contour Unimouse has oodles of customization options for its clicking surface and its dedicated thumb rest, but frustrating software and flimsy-feeling finishes limit its appeal...
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