I find most mice with contours are fitted for a man’s hand, too large for the average-sized woman or even a man with a small hand. How does this fill smaller hands? null

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Sstudent · Accepted Answer

I'm a woman with small hands and it worked well for me.

Anon · Answer

I found this mouse to be uncomfortable after using it for a few days. It doesn't have contours to match up with any person's hand. It's shaped very oddly.

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I have have larger than average hands (typically wear an XL glove, and they're usually just a shade too small), and I actually find these quite comfortable. They fit differently than a typical mouse, it cradles/supports my first two fingers with much more of my palm resting on the table. I use very small motions/sensitive mouse settings and have come to find this more comfortable than a typical mouse where more of my palm is on it and my hand sits higher above the desk surface.

Answered by Anonymous 4 years ago

LPaladin · Answer

My wife uses the same model and loves it.

BWhitt21 · Answer

I have fairly small hands for a woman and I find this mouse to be just fine. The curve of the mouse is nice and it's not overly wide. I was pleasantly surprised that the front half of the mouse is touch friendly and I can use my fingers to scroll instead of the arrows on the screen. I didn't play with the mouse in the store so I didn't really do any research on it before I bought it. I also love that this mouse folds flat for when I pack up my surface for school and on the go. I purchased this mouse a few weeks after buying my surface when I found it on sale, worth the money!

Answered by BWhitt21 7 years ago

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Nana1 · Answer

It fits my hand (which is small) very nicely.

Busmi · Answer

Not sure. My recommendation is to visit the nearest Best Buy store and try it.

“I find most mice with contours are fitted for a man’s hand, too large for the average-sized woman or even a man with a small hand. How does this fill smaller hands?”

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