3M Ergonomic EM500GPS Mouse (EM500GPS-AM)

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Average User Rating

(4.30 out of 5) from 6 reviews

Epinions User Reviews

A Nice Surprise

(4.00 out of 5) by technurse on Jan 14, 2006

Pros: Comfortable, base acts as a hand rest, uses thumb instead of index finger.
Cons: Not wireless, no scroll wheel or slider.
The Bottom Line: Refreshing use of "non-mouse" fingers. Wish it had a scroll wheel and wireless option.

I didn't know what to expect from this design, but I'm pleasantly surprised. Very comfortable and na ...
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Good alternative to standard mice

(5.00 out of 5) by mbrand214 on Jul 27, 2005

Pros: esay to install and use. works as designed.
Cons: may require optical mousing pad (depending our your mousing surface)
The Bottom Line: I found installation easy and performance to be excellent. 30-day money back guarantee from 3M makes this device worth trying.

I have just installed this device and want to give my first impression. I will add to this review af ...
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Great design, problems with implementation

(3.00 out of 5) by bob_himself on Dec 2, 2004

Pros: Excellent design, mostly well-executed.
Cons: Apparent manufacturing problem is frustrating.

I have used this mouse for a few years, at home and at two different job sites, and it has made a bi ...
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3M Renaissance Mouse after Two Years

(4.00 out of 5) by spencerlink on May 21, 2003

Pros: It eliminates damaging pronation.
Cons: Rocker switch overworks the thumb.
The Bottom Line: Dramatically better than a standard mouse, but just not the best choice available any more.

I began using this mouse before 3M started selling it. It is sold outside the U.S. under the brand ...
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Renaissance, indeed! A new era of mouse-enlightenment in my home.

(5.00 out of 5) by lizzamay on Jan 10, 2003

Pros: Saved me from tendinitis hell. Plug and play; easy to connect. USB!
Cons: You have to install the software to customize the buttons.
The Bottom Line: Repetitive movement afflicts millions of computer users, and the mouse is usually the perpetrator. This mouse is light-years ahead of standard mice, ergonomically speaking. Need I say more?

I've tried trackballs. I've tried wrist-braces. I've tried software that "understands" voice command ...
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