Glide

A mouse shaped for the right hand, for long days of documents and spreadsheets. Glide supports your palm at a relaxed angle, has two thumb buttons for back and forward, and a steel scroll wheel that spins freely through a long document or clicks line by line. Left-handers should look elsewhere: the shape only works one way.

We used it at our desks for a month. One charge lasted 64 workdays of eight hours over Bluetooth, close to the 70-day rating, and when it runs low, one minute on USB-C gives three more hours. The rest of our desk setup is in a remote work desk in five steps.

Buttons and wheel

• Six buttons; the main clicks are quiet enough for a shared office or a late call
• Two thumb buttons, back and forward by default
• A steel wheel: free spin for long pages, ratchet for line-by-line precision

Sensor and connection

• Optical sensor up to 8,000 DPI: a small movement crosses a 4K screen
• Bluetooth 5.1 to three devices, or the 2.4 GHz receiver
• 4.8 oz, heavy enough to feel steady and light enough to move all day

Key75 also pairs with three devices, so keyboard and mouse can follow you from a work laptop to a personal one. Pair either with Riser to lift the laptop’s screen. Covered by our 2-year warranty.