Contour RollerMouse Pro3 – Ergonomic Mouse for RSI, Carpal Tunnel & Shoulder Pain Relief | Customizable Shortcuts, Adjustable Speed | Wired USB for Mac & PC

Developed shoulder mouse injury and radial nerve pain due to years of using regular mouse. On my third week of using this roller mouse and my shoulder pain had subsided. Easy to use. No more gripping! Really like the roller bar , feels like butter. The only thing is that my ergonomic keyboard did not fit well with this mouse . It is curved with hand rest built in so it took alot of space and had to reach up to type . So had to revert back to regular keyboard. Which is fine for now since my job is 90% mouse dependent. Another thing are the pads . They are a bit stiff although I am very picky about that. Regular mouse pads hurts after long use so I usually make my own with soft materials. For this roller mouse pads, it’s built in . Wish they made it softer. Otherwise, it’s a good investment. Very expensive but outweighs long term injury! Highly recommend if you have shoulder mouse and nerve pain/injury.

My shoulder wrist and forearm pain are gone! I regularly use two large monitors plus my laptop screen, moving the cursor across all of them is easy, once you hit the end of scroll bar if you haven’t made it to the desired area, there is a spring type of thing. Just push into the spring and the cursor resets and continues moving as needed.I was hesitant about getting the roller mouse because 1) I wasn’t sure how easy multiple monitors would be, it’s a snap and nothing to worry about. 2) I had used an ergonomic split keyboard for 15+ years, so I was concerned about not being able to use the older mouse with that style of keyboard. I decided to give it a try and now use a regular keyboard with no wrist pain as of yet. I’ve been using the roller mouse for a couple of months now. 3) The price had me think long and hard about it; but I decided to give it a try through Amazon because it’s easy to return if it didn’t work out, and because if it did work it’s much cheaper than doctor visits, physical therapy or surgery. I’m extremely happy to say I have not needed to go to the doctor for the pains I had and I no longer need to eat ibuprofen like candy. The only regret is that I didn’t find the roller mouse a couple of years ago.I use the number pad on the keyboard extensively, so I chose the Pro3, it’s perfect.

For years, working with a computer meant removing your hand from the keyboard to the mouse (most times at least 12 inches away) back and forth a zillion times. This Rollermouse solved that hassle. The mouse, scroll wheel, right & left click, along with special copy & paste buttons and a double click button ....All within a finger's reach without removing my hands from the wrist pad. Plus the support is awesome. I updated my MacOS to BigSur 11.4 and the scroll wheel stopped working. I contacted Contour Support and they had a new driver created in a day or so that fixed the problem.

I bought this for video and audio editing but it didn't work well for the task. What the RollerMouse Pro3 really works well for is typing and general computer use. It's so much faster than using a mouse. I've used mine enough the left button is getting worn but it's still super comfortable and I can type for hours with greater speed and my hands and wrists don't hurt. It's a little pricey but if you value your time and want to type faster, it's fantastic.

I was having issues several years ago with carpal tunnel and trigger thumb where surgeries and other treatments had been recommended by docs from the excessive mouse use my job requires. I tried a vertical mouse and the problems got worse. I tried this and started feeling relief immediately. No real adjustment to use it - super easy to use. Now, several years later my problems are still resolved. I have them at home and at my office and will never go back to using a regular mouse as long as this option exists. Rollerball is fabulous! One of my best purchases ever.

I love the way it moves the cursor and scrolls. The long rollerbar has a wide range of motion and it's easy and fun to use. the clicks of the buttons are smooth and it's a thoughtful product. Ultimately I did not prefer two things that may not bother you: (a) The solution to the inevitable "end of range" issue, and (b) the height relative to my keyboard. ((a)) The rollerbar runs out of room on the left and right. It's not infinite. When it runs out, you push an extra click to the right or left (using the rollerbar), and the cursor jumps to the far-right or far-left of screen. Not my preference but probably other less difficult folks would learn to use that. ((b)) Secondly, the housing shielding the rollerbar is rather high. This is kind of essential, that it have a housing to hold the rollerbar. But I bumped into it when typing certain keys low on my keyboard. I tried to raise up the keyboard to avoid this, but then I had the opposite problem: Rollerbar was now lower than the keyboard and hard to use. So, again, probably a learning curve that you can get used to with habit and practice. I just preferred to go back to a freestanding touchpad peripheral. The above really is a good product. Just giving you the skinny. Other adjustments they offer (click firmness, keyboard height arms, key programming which I didn't get to) are all well-done. Cursor moves like a dream. The rolling and scrolling were delicious. Just expect a bit of learning on these small features and you'll be golden.