April 10, 2012
Feedback submitted!Unable to submit feedback! When this mouse was announced at CES a few years back, I was excited to see how much effort that was put into the design and customization options with this mouse. While mouse mice stick to a relatively static design, this mouse features loads of customization options. From the various grips, thumb rests, weights, adjustable length, this mouse attempts to do what others don't, give the user the ability to mold the mouse as they please.Great concept, but flawed executionHowever, there are two things that make this mouse fatally flawed. For one, it's too heavy. Even with no additional weights in this thing I found that easily gliding and moving this mouse around took more effort than I would have liked. The other, which is the deal killer for me, is that it's too large. While I know this might not apply to everyone, I do think that most people don't have giant hands. The large size and weightiness made this mouse very uncomfortable during use and when you're using a computer for most of the day or when you're just gaming for an extended amount of time you want to be as comfortable as possible. Developing carpel tunnel is not something I imagine most people like.One other issue, that I don't think has to do with the design, but of poor manufacturing is bubbles forming in the laser, which made the cursor jump from time to time. It was a known issue at the time and I could've easily exchanged it, but I decided to sell it since I wasn't enjoying the weight/comfort of the mouse.TL;DR: Mouse is too heavy and large. I sold it within a month.