Here are their favorites.įour out of the five experts we spoke to recommend the Logitech MX Master 3. To help you pick the right one, we spoke to five experienced WFH professionals.
“The neutral posture is going to be one where you have the most amount of balance and power,” says Schmitz, “which means there’s going to be less stress and strain on your muscular skeletal system.” Using a laptop trackpad may not be a problem for short periods of time, but if you’re on your laptop all day, you could easily end up with sore wrists - unless you have a good wireless mouse. When we spoke to Carrie Schmitz, a certified health coach who’s currently a wellness-and-ergonomic research manager at Ergotron, for a story on ergonomic office equipment, she said that when you’re working you want your elbows tucked in so you’re not reaching far away and taking yourself out of a neutral posture. Instead of curling up your wrists like an armadillo to use your laptop’s trackpad, you want a mouse that’s to the side of your keyboard - and it should be responsive, to minimize movement and keep all that scrolling and clicking as seamless as possible. But if you’re missing a dedicated wireless mouse (or keyboard), you’re probably more uncomfortable than you need to be. After all of this time working from home, you may have a decent office setup - a solid desk, comfortable office chair, and maybe even good lighting.
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