Apple’s Magic Mouse is shaped completely wrong for human hands, and prolonged use, it can lead to fatigue in the wrist and fingers. Thankfully someone with the required talent has created a fix for this product.
It’ll cost you $10 (free shipping or an additional $3 if you’re out of the U.S.) but it’s certainly a lot cheaper than buying one of the silly, adjustable mice out there. Check out the video below demonstrating the fix for the Magic Mouse:
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