Perixx PERIMICE-804 Bluetooth Vertical Mouse - Wireless Connection For Windows & Android, No USB Receiver Needed Review

Works flawlessly with Ubuntu 14.04. The mouse is nicely designed. It is not quite as good as the Evoluent Vertical Mouse 3 that it replaces for me, but the Evoluent started giving me problems under Ubuntu (unintentional double-clicking, and released buttons during drags). I wish this mouse was larger and more upright, as the Evoluent is. It's a nice substitute though, and a fraction of the priceUpdate: After continuous use for a month or more, I notice that this mouse doesn't receive signal…

Used wired 515 for ages, since the wireless version of that tended to skip, hard for CAD word. Now with this their first bluetooth version, ID as Bluetooth 3.0, the skipping is gone and it's finally wireless CAD. Size is good, hand angle a little lower than the 515 (which I thought was perfect). Good for smaller hands and more comfortable and lighter than the Logitech MX Vertical. You can still rest edge of your palm, the bony corner, on the mouse pad like the 515, while the MX requires your…

I purchased this mouse a few months ago and use it all day long. It allows my hand to sit in its natural position so is much more comfortable to use than traditional mice. The heal of my hand used to hurt after using my mouse most of the day and since I switched to this mouse I no longer have that problem. It also took no time to adjust to the new position!

I have been using WIRED Perixx ergonomic mouse for years. I purchased and gifted to several other people.Now I have possibility to use BT, I purchased this one after trying expensive ones costing close to $100 which I had issues with lags and having them smoothly moving on my desk. Eventually I found this one.It connects and moves flawlessly.Price is right. I am a brand fan for Prexiss now. Hopefully they keep the quality.One slight issue is that the nice matte finish on the mouse is a thin…

for this price, its definitely a cheap clone but a good mouse nevertheless. The materials are thinner, and you can feel the difference. The only functional problems are a slightly numb scroll wheel, and the fitment of the usb dongle. While you can plug the dongle into the mouse for transport, it is very loose and protrudes out in a way that guarantees it will be knocked loose when you toss it around in a backpack. But for the price, i'm quite happy.

First non-name brand mouse purchase. Looking for a simple ergonomic Bluetooth mouse and this fits the bill. Paired with Windows without any issues. No driver needed. Functions as advertised. Build quality seems good. I like the matt finish and it is comfortable in my hand. I really appreciate the DPI switch. Why pay more?

I’m a tech guy that bought this instead of the Apple Magic Trackpad once Apple added full mouse support in the latest iPad OS. This was a good move. It is ergonomic and your arm doesn’t fatigue over time. Even the middle button clicks. All five buttons are customizable. This is a terrific value. If you are also doing this for iPad OS here is a tip: I allocated the middle scroll wheel button to click and drag. This allows me to go back and forward one level. You drag like it’s your finger. It…

I work at home and use my computer many hours a day and have gone through a number of mice. This one is the best one I've had and I like the fact that a USB ports is not being used.

Not so much a life saver, but definitely a wrist saver. I've had a job sitting in front of a computer for almost 10 years. A few years ago I switched jobs and the new desk was causing me to have a lot of pain in my wrist which was early carpal tunnel symptoms. I've been using this mouse for a week and it has alleviated all wrist pain for me. Before the switch to this mouse, my wrist would hurt within an hour, it now feels comfortable to use a mouse again.It seems very well built and is of…

The hand position on the mouse is about halfway between horizontal and vertical. Call it roughly 45 degrees. It works well for me as I was beginning to find the Magic Mouse problematic. No problems using the mouse on Mac Big Sur beyond the Big Sur Bluetooth teething issues. Good value for the price.

Works as expected. Took a short while to get used to the vertical more but now I can go back and forth between my regular desktop mouse and this vertical mouse I use on my laptop. I have extreme carpal tunnel syndrome pain and needed something inexpensive to help alleviate some of the pain a regular mouse gives me. It helps a little bit but I still feel like I need something to rest my hand and with the complete vertical I feels like I'm holding my hand up the whole time. If I can ever afford…

A little delay from time to time.sometimes after you finish clicking, it freezes and does not respond for a second or two. Using it for a 8 hour day, it does it about 20 times a day. So it doesn't translate to all the time or alot. you just notice it. This is a good entry level upright mouse

this is a nice mouse and it does ease the wrist strain. How ever it is just way to narrow for my hands & grip causing my fingers to lock @ the second knuckle thus rendering the mouse & my hand useless. It is great for the casual user but it is useless as a gamer.Given that this is a very nice mouse smooth dpi buttons very responsive. Just not enough filler in the palm to keep my hands from locking up.

I have used vertical - upright - ergonomic mice for several years now. My boss even teases me about my 'space age' mouse I use at work. I have used many and currently own a wowpen penjoy v1, Anker TM137u, etekcity "scroll endurance", memteq (wowpen knockoff), and several others I have put through the paces and worn out and bought again.This mouse came into my radar as a new brand and slightly different design, so I thought I would try it out, especially at the price point it is…

This model is my very first vertical mouse. I tried it and it took me a couple of hours to get used to moving the mouse around. My old mouse was a 2008 Cooler Master mouse, and switching for this one was a big step back. I specifically wanted a wired mouse because I don't like my mouse movements to lag. I am not using this mouse for gaming, yet it is disapointing in general day-to-day use. I move the mouse and sometimes the cursor stays in place, which can be incredibly frustrating. I bought…

It's good in the hand, but the rubberized coating they used for 90% of the touchable surface gets gunky after a bit, and is difficult to clean. There are also two buttons in the "thumb canal" that default to "browser forward" and "browser back" - I didn't look too hard, but on initial inspection, there doesn't seem to be any way to change that, and nothing is mentioned in the documentation.

The left button sticks after a month, kept dragging files and not releasing. Re-installed USB driver, rebooted windows, tried different computer. Replaced battery. Finally i contacted the company and they took car of it ASAP. GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE

While this mouse in general is fine, I wanted to add a few comments that might assist prospective buyers and provide feedback to the manufacturer. I cannot speak to the long term value from an ergonomic standpoint however it's overall quality seems good.First, it is larger than most standard mice and as such is a little cumbersome to move around. Additionally although the layout is fine for the most part, my hand is slightly smaller than average so I had a difficult time consistently orienting…

I had never used an ergonomic mouse prior to this and wasn't sure if it would be a weird transition. It absolutely was an easy transition and I reccomend it. It's a more comfortable position for your wrists and hands during long work hours and it makes you not want to use a standard mouse again.

I don't like to get people excited, that's my honest review.I am a Spanish teacher, I spend a lot of time with the computer. I don't know if it's mental, or really . but the first day my wrist and thumb felt better.I also use an ergonomic mouse mat.