Bluetooth and 2.4G (2-in-1) Rechargeable Wireless Mouse, Ergonomic Vertical Design, 1000/1200/1600 DPI, 6 Silent Buttons, for Laptop, Computer, PC, MacBook, Chromebook-Black

Having worked on computers since the early 1980s, I spent thousands of hours using a mouse and it just didn't work for me anymore. I decided to try this new Ergonomic vertical mouse and discovered that it's possibly the best mouse on the market. There's no strain on your wrist, It's easy to use, it functions perfectly and it's great value. Highly recommended

This is my first vertical mouse, and I must say, I like it very much. The first day I had it, I found it awkward to use, but after that, I adapted quickly. I cannot imagine going back to a regular mouse now. This mouse is very light weight and comfortable in the hand. The placement of the buttons is perfect; one thing I especially like is that the back and forward buttons for the browser are positioned in such a way that they are easy to reach when needed, but also far enough out of the way that accidental presses are unlikely. Another nice thing is that it can be used with the included dongle, or with Bluetooth. I have not used the Bluetooth functionality yet, but that would be very convenient for switching among different devices, using it on a device that doesn't have any available USB ports, or using it if you've forgotten the dongle. There is a storage compartment on the bottom of the mouse for the USB dongle just in case you need to transport or store it so that it does not get lost. The mouse charges with a USB-C cable, and the cable is included. I haven't had the mouse long enough to speak to battery life, but so far, so good. The one negative I can say is that the mouse is very tall, so it is easy to knock over, but that kind of comes with the form factor. You can't have a tall vertical mouse that is flat, it would just be a regular mouse, so that will just take some getting used to. Truly, it feels like an extension of my arm and hand and for the price, there is no reason not to try it!

Very comfortable to hold, honestly hard to go back to any other kind of mouse. Battery life is decent, but expect to charge it every week or so if you're a constant computer user. Bluetooth connection can be a little finicky, especially with older devices and Apple products, but the USB connection has given me no issues! I don't even need a mousepad. Overall, you're getting your money's worth!

I’ve had this mouse for about 3-4 days now! it works so smoothly! Very light weight and easy to handle . Not much hand pain for me anymore lol One of the main reasons why I decided to buy an Ergonomic mouse Because after working in the medical field, you’ll always fine Doctors using these . I like the fact you can pretty much use it at any angle is cool . Connection was super fast and easy too. The only CONs for me at this time is that since the mouse is super lightweight (light as a pen) I’m low key scared of dropping it or my kids throwing it and it will break lol 😝 UPDATE 12/4/24 Mouse has fallen pretty hard off the table a couple of times and it still working . No clink noise either . ever since I made the switch from a traditional mouse, I no longer have hand and joint pain! It fits right on lot my hand ! I can be in the computer for hours !!!! Value for your money for sure !

I purchased this mouse, and from the moment it arrived to two days later, it kept stuttering and freezing for 5-10 seconds every 1-2 minutes. It became very frustrating, but I contacted customer service, and they were extremely friendly and quick to respond. They sent me a second mouse, free of charge. Unfortunately, the same issue happened, and just when I was about to return it, I decided to try a different USB port on my PC, and I haven't had a single issue since. This mouse has been very smooth, satisfying to touch and click, and it's very quiet. Some may say that it's too light, but I disagree—I think the weight and design are perfect for me. It fits my hand nicely, and the wireless connectivity is good as well. I have heard that connecting the mouse via bluetooth instead of the wireless USB is better, but my PC doesn't have bluetooth capabilities, so I've been using the wireless USB option—it works well. I haven't had the mouse long enough to test out how long the battery life lasts, but I'm sure it'll be a while when I charge next.

Exactly what I needed! Super comfortable. I love that it does not need any batteries.

this mouse has died on me mid-project for the last time. The battery dies w/o notice, and suddenly you're left scrambling for a back up option while you're in the middle of something. I hate it. I wish it would give you a warning! I don't want to have to charge daily but this seems like the only way to ensure its ok for use? Also my other bluetooth devices' battery life are trackable on my mac, but for some reason this mouse isn't. I died on me for the last time today; I replaced it with the wired one i keep in my desk drawer as a back up, and immediately came on amazon to replace it and write this review. Imagine my surprise when the logitech one runs for 24 months on one AA battery!? Anyway, this one is going in the donate bin. good bye frustration!

This is a good mouse, especially for the price. It connects easily via wireless with maybe a 1-2 second lag after being switched on. It's very responsive and accurate when moving the cursor. I don't use BT so I can't speak to that type of connection. The material it's made of is a silky smooth plastic which seems to be of good quality. It's inexpensive but doesn't feel "cheap." I did have to add grip tape to the thumb area and on the buttons and under the buttons to be able to move it and lift it more easily, so I deducted a star for that. I see no problem with the mouse in general, but for me personally, it wasn't comfortable due to not being as wide or as high as my other vertical mouse which seems to work better for me. The narrower grip on this mouse fatigues my thumb and eventually my whole hand hurts from using it, which negates the reason to use an ergonomic mouse in the first place. I have arthritis and tendonitis in my hands, so my review is that this is a good mouse which would probably work well for people who don't have the conditions I have. I would have returned it but for the fact that I've already put grip tape on it. But again, that's not to say anything bad about the mouse itself, only that if you have hand problems like I do, it might be too small and narrow for comfort.