🖱️ Perixx PERIMICE-719 Wireless Ergonomic Vertical Optical Mouse - Black, Right Handed, Mini Size, 2.4 GHz, 3-Level DPI Review

I bought this mouse to complement my ergonomic computer. I have carefully searched for a mouse that fits in my small hands and is comfortable for long hours of use. What I like about this mouse is that it is very light, feels comfortable and feels good in the hand. Unfortunately my arm started to hurt after less than a week of use. I've tried switching hands (although this one is for the right hand) and adjusting other positions but the pain never went away. I ended up sending this mouse back…

I bought this mouse because it's compact (it should fit under my desk when the keyboard tray slides in). I like that it's wired because I don't like changing batteries. Other similar mice have roughly the same characteristics; The last one I had was from another vendor for an almost identical mouse. However, the latest mouse had a scroll jitter issue that affects such mice. I couldn't clean it because it's almost impossible to disassemble the mouse and the wheel scroll mechanism is too…

This mouse is great for my small hands. My hands measure just under 6 inches from wrist to tips and about 2 3/4 inches in diameter. It was hard to find a vertical mouse that was comfortable to click and hold, but this one fits and works well. I also like that there are forward and back buttons above the thumb rest. The only thing I had to tweak a bit was the scroll wheel. With my old regular mouse I used my middle finger to scroll, but with this vertical mouse I found it easier to use my index…

I bought this mouse because I was looking for a smaller and more portable alternative to the Evoluent vertical mouse. So this review was written from the point of view of someone who has been using vertical mice for many years. For the price (around $20 vs. $100 for the Evoluent) it definitely met and exceeded my expectations. It's not quite vertical, with a slight incline, but just enough to take pressure off my wrist's tender spots. It's not tiny, but it's definitely smaller and lighter than…

I ordered this to relieve my right hand. I'm 5ft 8ft, 145lbs and have a medium sized arm. This is my second. I had one a while ago and it's used with a Mac mini in my office. Due to COVID-19 I ordered this to use with my new 13 inch Mac Book Pro. This type of vertical mouse puts your hand in a more neutral position rather than having to rotate your wrist to lay flat when using a typical mouse. The scroll wheel sits next to your index finger, which in turn reduces the need to turn your wrist to…

I have very small hands and use a mouse a lot. I love that this mouse is designed for small hands and is comfortable. I also like that it has four buttons and is wireless. This is a plug-and-play mouse, so you can make limited customizations on Windows 10. It took some time to get used to. I like the overall design, the only issue I have with the Perimice mini is that it feels a bit light. It has taken me a long time to study the specs and sizes of all the small upright mice and this one seemed

I like this mouse. It's small and light, a fairly vertical mouse that suits my particular grip style well and greatly relieves the pain I feel in my hand and wrist when doing math. However, the sensor is nothing special. This is fine for everyday tasks and non-competitive play, but forget it for anything serious. For example, if you swipe horizontally (like spinning in a competitive FPS) very quickly, the sensor will 'stun' and track very slowly for a second or two until it recovers. But at…