Ergonomic Vertical Wireless Adjustable Removable Review

One of these was given to me last year and there was practically no horizontal movement in it. It could not be used. I needed a new mouse and bought this without realizing it was the same brand/model. The horizontal movement is REALLY sluggish and unusable for me as I'm a gamer and a photo shopper. Strike 2 and you're done. I just hope I remember the brand so I don't get caught by it again.

Advantages: Better than a normal mouse, makes your hand even more comfortable. Cons: The scroll wheel seems cheap Edit: I've been using this for a while and this mouse isn't meant for gaming. You can move and aim them, but you can't slowly aim at an enemy. She is difficult to control. I think you can get used to it if you use this vertical mouse for months or a year and get used to it. but for now I recommend a regular mouse for gaming.

I recently had a ligament problem and had to have my wrist spliced. and I had to have a bone removed from my thumb due to arthritis issues. The only issue I've had so far is that the enter key is missing every now and then, but overall I'm quite happy. Using a mouse is still difficult for me, and adapting to this style of mouse is the only option I think is suitable. I use roller mice and wireless mice, but since I can't bend my wrist, I needed one. I can't tell you anything about longevity. I…

I bought this mouse because I was having trouble with pain and numbness in my arm. I use a mouse for both gaming and work, so it needs to be fast, responsive, and comfortable. It took me a few days to get used to it, but now that I have it I will never go back to a regular mouse. The pain and numbness in my arm is gone. It's fast and responsive for gaming, plus it's fully customizable. I was able to assign buttons to the mouse buttons and they are all within easy reach. I have big hands, the…

I bought TWO of these. once wireless, once wired. I like their SIZE compared to the ergonomic ANCHOR I usually use. The Delux are also nice and heavy and feel good in the hand. However, both stopped working - in particular the LEFT and RIGHT mouse buttons stopped registering clicks, even with updated driver software. First one I bought in December (wireless) thought maybe my button is worn out from using it to play games. I bought a new one (wired) a few days ago and as soon as I plugged it in…

I have been using vertical mice for many years. As a software developer, it is important to me to protect my hands from carpal tunnel syndrome. I started with a cheaper vertical mouse in 2013 (which I still use at work) and chose this delux model because the one I used at home died. The moment I took this mouse out of the box I realized how heavy it is compared to others I use. The grip is comfortable. It's a non-slip material and the forward and back buttons are intuitive. For me, pressing the

I had to quit my job after filing a work injury claim for numbness and pain in my carpal tunnel. After about 20 minutes with a regular mouse, my index and thumb fingers started tingling and going numb. It was terrible. I went to the doctor who prescribed steroid pills and had to work with an ice pack wrapped around my wrist for relief. Other colleagues who had the same problem had to have surgery and then go back to work. My doctor ordered me to take more breaks from work, but that was just a…