Review on 🖱️ Lekvey Wireless Left Handed Ergonomic Vertical Mouse - Black, Less Noise, 2.4G USB by Tony Meyer

The mouse fits the hand very well. I haven't had it long enough to speak about battery life, but I think it's very good as the sensor seems to go into sleep mode when the mouse hasn't been moved for a while. The left and right buttons on this mouse are a big problem for me. These keys use silent switches. The rest of the buttons use click switches. The near-silent switches they used for left and right clicks are very soft, provide very little tactile feedback, and require too much force to actuate. If your switches are near-silent, it would be nice to have plenty of tactile feedback to help you. know what you actually clicked. If your switches don't provide tactile feedback, it would be nice if they made a clicking sound. Somehow they managed to find a switch that combines the worst of both worlds. In terms of actuation force, the keys aren't impossible to press, but it's enough that you put unnecessary strain on your finger with each press. click the left or right mouse button. It also makes it difficult to perform a quick double-click.