🖱️ iClever WM101: Ergonomic Wireless Vertical Mouse with Adjustable DPI for Comfortable Laptop, Computer, and Desktop use - Gray Black Review

For those with carpal tunnel problems, a vertical mouse is a must as it rotates the user's hand approximately 45 degrees clockwise into a more natural "handshake" position. This version of iClever is for you - it's well made and easy to use. When unpacking, you might initially think that the USB port that the mouse uses to communicate with the computer is missing. But no, it's included: it's so tiny you'll find it tucked away in the battery compartment, securely locked in its own little slot…

When I first got this clever mouse I really liked it. Ergonomic when used with a mouse pad (not ergonomic alone) and very quiet when pressed. Unfortunately scrolling was disabled from the start, sometimes it didn't work, and overall it wasn't responsive, I thought it probably doesn't work well with Mac. I bought this item less than 2 months ago and have only been using it for 5 weeks. After reading reviews I saw that many stopped working after 1 year which was fine for me given its price BUT 5…

I am writing this review after trying this mouse for a week. The purpose of the vertical mouse is hand comfort with a more natural grip for the hand, this Iclever vertical wireless mouse does not offer this as they have chosen to save cost and not use the same textured plastic for their mouse as in range 1 and shown 2 of the picture. The Anker brand mouse has the same textured plastic as shown in highlighted areas 3 and 4. The plastic marked 1 has no grip texture and constantly feels like the…

This is the most comfortable mouse I have ever held in my hands. It's more comfortable than anything like a pillow for your head or plush slippers for your feet. Unlike a roller mouse that repeatedly stresses the tendon of the thumb, this mouse evenly distributes motion across the hand, wrist, and arm in their most natural and comfortable positions. You will need two AAA batteries, which are not included, and an empty USP port for a Bluetooth plug. The keys are silent, so instead of "clicking,"

I use a vertical mouse at work and I'd like to get one for home too. Use both Windows and Mac, so he created a mouse that works for both. I decided to give it a try even though there was only one review at the time. He immediately made good money on both machines. It is very convenient, all buttons are arranged and work well. The only problem is that the scroll wheel acts like a button and it's pretty easy to accidentally press it. The other thing is power management and the mouse sometimes…

I've never used an ergonomic mouse so it took me a long time to get used to it. But after that I loved it so much. So imagine my dismay when 4 short weeks later the mouse is gone. I have asked our sysadmin to check it on other computers, check and update drivers etc and this guy is dead. Because of this I have to say this product is either a waste of money or I got a bad one. I'm not glad he's dead. I am certainly not inclined to buy more products from this manufacturer. Good luck to everyone…

The main reason I bought this ergonomic mouse is to relieve wrist pain that occurs after prolonged computer/mouse use. With the iClever Vertical Mouse, I felt instant relief. The wrist is in a natural position, does not tire and does not hurt at all. The mouse is wireless and easy to install. When unpacked, the wireless USB port is located in the battery compartment. The mouse is powered by two AAA batteries. The iClever Vertical Mouse is easy to navigate and use and is very quiet. You won't…