#ergonomic mouse

A mouse is one of the most important peripherals to have in a computer setup. Some of the most common are the gaming mouse and the productivity mouse. That said, let's take a dive into some of the ways that a gaming mouse can differ from a productivity mouse. There are a select few that prefer having fewer buttons available on their mouse and take into consideration the weight and size more. So much is to be considered when purchasing a gaming mouse but here are a few things to note versus a productivity mouse. Mouse Sensors and Sensitivity One of the main differences that you would note in regular mice versus gaming mice is the option to change the sensitivity on the latter. Mouse sensors generally indicate if the DPI would be customizable or to what extent the DPI can reach. Although, there are those like the Microsoft Bluetooth Ergonomic Mouse that has a built-in 2400 DPI sensitivity thanks to its PAW3228 PixArt sensor.  Faster movement generally means better efficiency and can get more work done. Read more in our articles including "Gaming or Productivity Mouse - Which one to get?" and "Must-have ergonomic gadgets/equipment for WFH stations".