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

I've been using mice since 1985 so my hand took a lot of retraining but it was worth the effort. I'm a left-hander who broke my left wrist once, so it's not quite right; After a few hours of work, my hand became numb and my wrist hurt. I just got this mouse yesterday afternoon, played games with it in the afternoons to get used to the mirrored button layout, and then worked for a few hours in the afternoons (I do 3D modelling). And by the end of the evening I had no pain or numbness. After 30+…

I have less pain with this mouse than with a traditional wired mouse. The purchase came too late! I spend a lot of time in front of the computer 6-7 days a week. I had surgery a few years ago to relieve carpal tunnel syndrome but I still have symptoms. Re-measure - my left hand is about 6.5 inches from the tip of the middle finger to the wrist. My hand sits comfortably on the device with about an inch of headroom. It slides well on the table etc and feels solid. Although a strange case. During…

I got this mouse and the Logitech MX mouse. It's very comfortable and the movements are smooth. I find it much better on my wrist than a traditional mouse or even a rollerball. I also tried a Logitech mouse, but there is something wrong with the angle of the mouse. This made my shoulder tense trying to keep my arm in place - some reviews mention this and they are right. It hurt my wrist differently than a conventional mouse. Logitech had precise, very comfortable movements, but the arm angle…

Unfortunately, Logitech decides that Lefty shouldn't make a mouse because I'd like to use one of their trackball mice. However, this mouse is pretty cool and unique, it looks a bit weird as my colleague described, but it works! Comes in a small box with a mouse and some instructions but that's about it. This requires 2 AAA batteries. Use your fingernail to remove the USB stick from the bottom of the mouse and insert it into your computer's USB port. Your computer will automatically start…

Ergonomic mouse with the same form factor, most likely the same Chinese shapes as a dozen competitors, and at a competitive price. It is comfortable to hold and has a nice rubberized finish. What's not to love? Spring. two small things I'll leave for you to make sense of: 1. What I care about is that it shuts down, hibernates, or otherwise stops working after a relatively short period of inactivity. Presumably this is to extend battery life, but none of my other wireless mice do this, and I…

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…

Bought for my left handed computer geek husband. He loves to. We were both very impressed with 7 Lucky. You emailed us before and after you received the product. If you are left-handed and have never used a left-handed mouse, then you should buy this one. Incredible price, ease of use and. Well, it's love at first click!

I don't like this mouse. Cold light that changes color as instructed in the instructions may decrease battery life if the mouse is left on. It's okay, just not for me. It's taking me a hell of a long time to turn that thing off. I give five stars because the seller contacted me after seeing my first review and did everything they could to make me happy and went above and beyond the usual good customer service. This is a good seller. Give them and their products a chance! I ordered a second…