🖱️ Renewed Anker 2.4G Wireless Vertical Ergonomic Optical Mouse, 800 / 1200 / 1600 DPI, 5 Buttons for Laptop, Desktop, PC, Macbook - Black Review

3 because it had to be made for a man I have severe carpal tunnel and tennis elbow and the reviews have been decent. But the scroll is somewhere too far away. I don't have tiny hands either, I'd say medium sized. I need to make sure the mouse fits my hand well to use the wheel. I'll try for a few more days, maybe I'll have to send it back.

The mouse itself is great in terms of comfort and practicality, but there have been issues since the day I turned it on. The restored version of this thing turned out to be a big mistake. I'll probably just have to buy another one for around $50, not the $27 I could spend just to get a new one. Anker has been really good for me in the past so I'll update this review if they reach out to me, but I've already tried to fix this issue through Revain and of course it was a huge waste of time.

Just ordered my 4th mouse from Anker! I love love love this mouse! I've ordered one for home, one for work, one for every place I constantly sit with a mouse. They're a little weird on the first day or two, but after that they work just as efficiently as a regular mouse. I like the scroll function. Seriously, if your wrist hurts from using a regular mouse all day, this mouse is for you. It took away the pain in my wrist almost immediately!

They didn't seem to test or test the scroll wheel/middle button at all on my refurbished device. The wheel was off center and accidentally pressed and jammed. A closer look also revealed obvious scratches on the sides of the scroll wheel, possibly from a previous owner trying to fix it. Reading the reviews of the new model, it seems that it is usually stiff and difficult to put down. There are also a number of issues with the scroll wheel/middle button, so don't worry about replacing it.

While the mouse isn't as grippy as the Logitech MX Vertical, which remains the mouse for my main laptop, this mouse from Anker comes very close in comfort and good hand position. Other vertical mice I tried were fine, but either too big for my hand or had an odd grip position. (The latest design, which looked like lobster claws, was sold here under the name Jelly Comb and is sold under other names as well.) For people who don't want to pay too much for the Logitech MX Vertical and are fine with

The mouse itself is great in terms of comfort and convenience, but it has had issues since the day I turned it on. This might have been a no-brainer for some, but I decided to try and save $10 by buying a refurbished version of this thing, and it turned out to be a huge mistake. I'll probably just have to buy another one for around $50, not the $27 I could spend just to get a new one. Anker has been really good for me in the past so I'll update this review if they reach out to me, but I've…

Although not as grippy as the Logitech MX Vertical, which remains my main laptop mouse, this mouse is by Anker in terms of comfort and good very close hand position. Other vertical mice I tried were fine, but either too big for my hand or had an odd grip position. (The latest design, which looked like lobster claws, was sold here under the name Jelly Comb and is sold under other names as well.) For people who don't want to pay too much for the Logitech MX Vertical and are fine with that. With…

In general, I like Anker as a company. I searched the top sites with reviews and ratings. Most review sites mention this mouse. First, they claim that it is ergonomic and puts less strain on your wrist in everyday mouse use. So when it comes down to it, it seems a little out of place to me. But a few days later I mentioned that it's pretty nice and comfortable. While I can talk a lot about this purchase. If anything changes I will update. Now I like it, it's beautiful and fits my medium/large…