Computer Mice

To prevent hand and arm injuries while working on a computer all day, ergonomics is key. Unfortunately, most computer mice are designed for right-handed people, which can pose a problem for lefties. That said, there are plenty of specialized mice available for left-handed people.

If multiple people use the same mouse, choosing an ambidextrous mouse is a wise choice. They often have a straighter design to accommodate both right and left-handed users.

As a gamer, you're well aware that quick response time can make or break your gaming experience. Using a slow mouse can lead to frustrating losses. That's where DPI (dots per inch) comes into play. The higher the DPI, the faster the mouse responds to your movements.

But, a DPI that's too high can make your mouse pointer move too fast. This can make it tough to hit targets in precision games like FPS. That's why we recommend a computer mouse with DPI shift - a button that quickly adjusts DPI when needed.