Question about a wireless mouse designed for people with hand tremors.
Question about a wireless mouse designed for people with hand tremors.
I recently purchased a Logitech G305 and it performs well. It runs smoothly, has accurate tracking, and offers good battery life. However, the buttons are quite sensitive, which is a downside for me. With my hand tremors worsening, I often accidentally click unintentionally.
I’m looking for a mouse that’s a bit more robust than the G305’s 99g weight. It should have a palm grip and fit within a budget of around £50 ($65 USD). Since mice last a long time, I’m open to spending a bit more if it’s worth it. I’m cautious about buying something new and repeating the same problem, especially since my tremors make precise control tricky.
I don’t need a mouse with thousands of buttons or endless macro settings—just a few side buttons would suffice for my gaming needs. Thanks for any suggestions, I understand it’s hard to recommend something that matches my preferences.
Experiment with the mouse settings.
"WIN" + "I" will take you to Ease of Access, then scroll down to Mouse. Adjust other mouse options and explore additional mouse settings.
You might discover a better balance between the different configurations that lowers sensitivity.
Try increasing your click speed.
Thank you, I reviewed your suggestion regarding the mouse properties. The issue seems to lie more with the physical mouse buttons. A very light touch causes them to activate easily, and hand tremors make it hard to control clicks unintentionally.
I’ll check other forum discussions and reviews. I might try using a gamepad, but I still prefer the keyboard and mouse.
I would simply place an order for a few mice and try them out until you discover one you prefer. It's a somewhat unusual request. I'll mention that my mamba wireless has a notably strong click compared to my g pro x superlight wireless.
mouses can be quite personal, but I believe the ones without separate clicks, unlike the mamba and deathadder, tend to be easier to click on
I placed the order for the deathadder due to its significant discount, though £77 exceeded my budget. Most platforms list it at £100, which is a bit higher. I’m hoping for better durability on the buttons, or else I’ll need a third backup mouse in the future.