Super ergonomic design, poor optical and mechanical engineering

So this mouse has surprised me at first but after unpacking very positive. You can grab all natural and hardly requires acclimatization, as compared to a correct vertical mouse. In addition to it no possibly disturbing additional curves and edges that already have made me so many ergonomic mouse into a nightmare.
Although I have very large and especially long hands and fingers, but I prefer to clear the smaller mice, to which I would recommend this even count. For the little ones can handle more diverse, from different angles and hand positions, with the whole or only half the palm, according to the clicking and scrolling the finger be moved each other. Because a one-sided attitude (and no matter how ergonomically) leads to monotonous movements about the Click, which one of the causes of known problems like RSI and Co are.
To be sure, the WowPen Joy is not a symmetrical mouse and therefore never to grab as diverse, yet allows the size of a certain variability. Furthermore, I am one of the people who raise despite high mouse speed now and again the mouse and move to always have the best possible position just in the hand and on the desktop. That's with this wired model but not a problem as it is super easy.

After connecting the mouse to the computer, however, shows a less positive picture. Once the cable is quite rigid and therefore it takes a time until it is no longer constantly bends in the road.
And then this: to show cracks already at the first movement on the desktop in the mouse movement, as if I had a model in his hand, the optical sensor is from the first generation in 1999. And no, I have no specular countertop, but a office desk with a surface in the usual gray-white appearance, such as one would find almost everywhere. Even my 10 year old 0815 Acer mouse supplied a complete computer has no problems with my desk ... very weak freestyle! If in doubt, you could could ask for quiet 10 EUR more and for example. Can license the technology from Logitech.
Na IE Anyway ... so it first had to restore a mouse pad.

So now, this problem was eliminated and I was curious to see if the mouse would make any noticeable in everyday life ... Ideally, of course not, because as I imagine the optimal symbiosis before. Unfortunately, this was wishful thinking zunichtegemacht quickly, because in almost every scrolling the mouse wheel on websites and in documents the mode has activated, with which you can scroll in all directions (usually when pressing the middle mouse button). This has to do with the fact that in fast and short actuations scroll the mouse wheel (which is probably more my style), the micro switch for the function of the middle mouse button to activate. Obviously, the lever stroke is too short fall or resistance too low. In my mice from Logitech, Razer and Microsoft, I'd have to deliberately properly build up pressure on the finger, for that to happen. However, smooth activation of scrollwheel Wowpen are not an issue ... maybe this property is even intended to incorporate the user a little more peace and serenity. ;-)

So all in all not a bad mouse, but 2 star deduction for the two enormous blunder.
It can be seen from this example once again very good that small niche manufacturers may indeed be very innovative, but they are often the know-how and many years of product experience of large manufacturers is missing. Thus it comes to detailed issues that have been long accepted for years as overcome.