🖱️ Nulaxy Ergonomic Mouse - 2.4G Wireless Vertical Mouse with 3 Adjustable DPI (800 / 1200 /1600) - Optimum Ergonomic Optical Mouse with 6 Buttons - For Computer, Laptop, PC, iPad, Desktop, MacBook - Black Review

I can't understand how many positive reviews there were for this mouse. I'm a gamer and recently started trying a vertical mouse for work. My wrist felt tired very quickly after using this mouse; Worse, my pisiform is the common point of contact between my hand/wrist and my desk or mouse pad. It turned red and started to hurt. All in all, I wouldn't recommend this mouse to anyone. The surface of the mouse is also too smooth, almost slippery. I could never find an acceptable position to put my…

Dude, this mouse is sooo cool. I'm really amazed at the level of comfort for such an amazing price. I've had less thumb cramps since I bought this ergonomic mouse about two weeks ago. Choosing from a list of mice (if that makes sense) I saw these and their shape made sense, but I really didn't know if my wrist and thumb problems would find a solution. We're usually so used to the same old product that it's easy to mistake it for a useless product, but I assure you that's NOT the case. Your…

I spend 8-10 hours a day on the computer. I'm not new to mice, but I'm not familiar with upright mice. I am currently using a couple of large and very expensive mice. My wrist and arm get tired naturally, so I wanted to try the vertical one without spending a ton of money. I came across this guy and he was very cheap. So far I'm very impressed! Standard 2x AAA and a USB nano receiver that can be stored in the battery compartment if desired. Fit and finish feel very good, slightly rubbery. These

I've been typing on a computer my entire career (almost 20 years), not to mention my home computer/laptop and smartphone . Really, who isn't typing in 2019 one way or another? Anyway, I never heard of a vertical mouse until I got a job in my last department. I had an ergonomic evaluation and was given the green light to order an ergonomic keyboard and/or mouse. I did a little research on mice and a boy to see if there were many possibilities. Of all of them, the vertical style intrigued me. I…

I work eight to twelve hours at the computer standing. I was using a standard mouse and noticed some strain on my hand and wrist so I went with an ergonomic mouse and chose Nulaxy. I have noticed less discomfort in my wrist which is great. In addition, the adjustable DPI sensitivity comes in handy, especially when you work with graphics or play games. However, the texture of the mouse is so smooth and slippery that I kinda strain *harder* to use it because I have to grip it tightly to move it…

I've been having wrist problems lately and decided to try one of these almost vertical mice. For starters I was just trying to find the cheapest one to see if I liked it. I figured if I really liked it I would get a better quality version, but I didn't want to lose $60 if I didn't like it. I've been using it for a few days and I think I really like it. This allows the hand to be in a more natural position than with a conventional mouse. It's still a familiar layout, so despite having a bit of a

This is a good full size wireless mouse that does the job well but if you are used to flattering mice then you need to work a little . I used to have that. The ergonomics of this mouse is more like a left-leaning mini-turret, so it's definitely right-handed only and works well for fast-paced gaming too. The mouse requires two standard AAA batteries and NOTE. A small element for a wireless receiver is built into the battery compartment (at first I thought it wasn't there). You need to find it…

I've been wanting to try one of these ergonomic mice for a long time and this was a good opportunity. I have to say I was surprised at how easy it was to get used to having the mouse in a different orientation. After a few minutes, he didn't even realize the mouse was "weird." However, I noticed that my wrist became much more relaxed after working and then playing for a long time. It's not without its flaws, however. I have particularly large hands, so my ring finger tends to drag on the table…