10 Best Ergonomic Mice UK 2024 | Logitech, Anker and More

The MX Vertical is probably the most ergonomic mouse on the market today, with 88% of ergonomic professionals recommending the product. It sits at a 57-degree angle, which is the optimal hand position to reduce muscle activity while using a mouse.

It also features adjustable 4000 DPI, the ability to sync with up to three different devices at once and a rechargeable battery that lasts up to 4 months on a full charge and 3 hours after a minute plugged in. An excellent all-rounder that we highly recommend trying out. 

We appreciate that most people looking for something more ergonomic than their current mouse don't want to switch to a radically different design. The MX Master 3 is hand sculpted to the shape of your palm, allowing you to work or game for hours on end in comfort.

The 4000 DPI pointer is incredibly accurate and can track anywhere, even on glass or shiny surfaces. Combined with the ultra-fast magnetic scrolling, you'll have no issues moving this mouse around.

While it makes sense to invest in something you use every day, we understand that not everyone is in the position to drop a big chunk of change on yet another piece of computer equipment. At under £15, this mouse offers great value to those on a budget.

It offers an 18-month warranty and a lifetime technical support guarantee, so you should have no worries about the reliability of this choice. It's the perfect way to dip your toes into trying a vertical mouse without spending a lot of money. 

Making the switch to a trackball can be daunting, but if you suffer from wrist issues it could be the best decision you ever make. With an adjustable angle for a more natural wrist position and the smoothest trackball on the market, you can't do much better than this.

This wireless mouse features a USB-C charging battery which lasts up to 4 months on a full charge, or 3 hours if you just plug it in for a minute. You're even able to set a maximum or minimum DPI value and switch between the two with a click of a button.

If you're a hardcore gamer and need something a little kinder on your hand, then the Razor Basilisk V2 is the best ergonomic option for you. Thanks to the customisable scroll wheel resistance, you'll be able to reduce any strain.

With an incredibly accurate DPI of up to 20,000, 11 programable buttons and switches that will last at least 70 million clicks, you won't need a new mouse for gaming anytime soon. Although wired, the specially designed speedflex cable reduces friction for smooth use.

Wireless mice have become more and more affordable in recent years, so if you're looking to ditch those wires dragging along your desk and catching on your monitor or speakers, this option from Perixx is a great pick up when working on a budget.

You will have to put up with the fact it takes two AAA batteries (which aren't included), although one set should last you over a year with even heavy use. Nonetheless, it's still worth keeping in mind that you won't be able to charge it or plug it in with a USB cable when it runs out.

Logitech are one of the best manufacturers of computer accessories, which is why there are a number of their products on this list. The Triathlon features 8 customisable buttons as well as the ability to sync up to three different computers at once, making it great when working across different devices.

While a fantastic mouse, it stretches the definition of an ergonomic option somewhat as, even though it's comfortable to use, it isn't specially designed to prevent injuries. If you have a pre-existing condition, this may not be the best choice for you.

You may look at the Kensington Expert with some confusion, and it is by far the most unique design on this list, but it is a design that drastically reduces the risk of carpal tunnel and RSI. The included wrist guard also makes using this mouse a pleasure.

The fully customisable buttons mean you can adapt the layout to your preference, but it will take some serious getting used to! Plus, of all the mice on this list, you may not reach the same level of proficiency if switching from years of using a traditional mouse. Due to the price, it also represents something of a risky purchase, but one that may be worth it for some.  

If you're looking for a budget option – perhaps as an extra mouse if your wireless batteries run out or something to carry around with a laptop – then you can't go wrong with this offering from Trust for the price on offer.

Those with bigger hands may find this mouse a little uncomfortable when used for long periods of time as it's a little smaller than average. This small size makes it perfect as an ergonomic portable option though, as well as if your hands are on the petite side. 

Our first entry is this wireless trackball option from Elecom, featuring 6 customisable buttons and a battery indicator. You may notice that the DPI is a little lower than some other options on this list, but that is common for trackball mice.

You'll need some time to get used to this one, and not just because of the switch to a trackball, but for the fact that the ball is a little stiff at first and needs some wearing in. If you're persistent, however, you'll find this is a great mouse at an extremely competitive price point.