Here’s the thing: I find that a lot of gaming-focused mice don’t put ergonomics particularly high on the list of priorities. That’s not to say they can’t be comfortable, but the focus is very clearly on the design and the features that will give the user a competitive edge. And that makes sense, but it’s a lot of money for an experience that is, by definition, compromised. Conversely, I’ve been using the Kensington Pro Fit Ergo MY435 EQ Rechargeable Wireless Mouse, and sure, it’s a modest, humble-looking device. But lord almighty, does my hand thank me for defaulting to this…