For typical palm shaped users, the top of the body allows the palm to bend naturally, providing relaxed support for the palm and fingers.

In a typical ‘claw’ grip, the fingers bend while supporting the bottom of the palm to hold the mouse; the curved back of the mould makes even contact with the bottom of the palm for a better grip. Also, the movement from the front of the palm to the fingers is more comfortable.

The right side of the mouse is raised forward, leaving more space for the ring and pinky fingers. Combined with the curved back of the EC, this provides flexibility for the second and third fingers, making it easier to press buttons.

The concave curve on the right side helps your fourth and little fingers grip the mouse easily.

The special placement of the side buttons prevents accidental presses and gives your thumb a break.

On Aug 10, 2026 at 01:57:39 PDT, seller added the following information: