Mouse for big hands, <$60 range preferred

[Gronnie]

I am at my computer a ton doing various things, but no gaming. Recently been having aches in hands and wrists that I think are probably early stages of carpal tunnel or tendinitis, so I have decided to upgrade my mouse and keyboard from shit Logitech $30 wireless combos.

I have already bought the new Das Keyboard 4, and now am looking for a mouse recommendation. I am indifferent to wired or wireless. I do have fairly large hands.

 

[Ben90]

Intellimouse if you're feeling classy. Might have to search around for deals though.

 

[Wall Street]

Keep in mind that how you hold your mouse is important. Big mice can be good for big hands, but only if you palm grip. Most office mice are not designed for palm grip, which is why they are small, the size has little to do with the hand size of the user. If you are having wrist issues and don't game, also consider a trackball. Finally, I have found that desk height can have a surprisingly large impact on ergonomics. If your desk is too high such that your arms don't wrest comfortably on the desk, no mouse or keyboard can fix that.

 

[Tattoedsailor]

I strongly recommend the Steel Series Rival. The mouse is very long (great for long fingers). It also has one of best sensors in it and great software.

 

[saad elie]

Have you ever tried the A4tech Bloody mouses?
I have the A4TECH Bloody Mouse ZL5 and it's so comfortable to my big hands