🖱️ KKUYI Ergonomic Vertical Mouse: Rechargeable Wireless Computer Mouse with 6 Buttons, 800/1200/1600 DPI - For Laptop, Desktop, PC, MacBook Review

Definitely takes some getting used to. Not only is the angle you're holding it different, you should also change the way you press the keys to minimize sideways mouse clicks and accidental dragging instead of clicking. However, once you get used to it, it will be much easier on your wrist than with a regular mouse. The overall quality is good. The shape is comfortable, the range of different DPI settings is good, and the buttons don't feel cheap. The sensor is decent and I don't notice any…

Bought this for personal use and use it every day. It is very practical and I like that its batteries are rechargeable. If they run out of power, the mouse can be used as long as it is connected to the charger. The only thing I don't like is that there is too much friction between it and the surface of my table. By that I mean you have to nudge it to move it, and this often causes the pointer to leave the area you want to click. It's annoying but not enough to make me want to return it…

I received this mouse to replace a Logitec ball mouse that stopped working for 6 months. While the surgery isn't the same, it's not bad for what I paid. The mouse felt a little weird at first, but after 2 days it was as smooth as the Logitec I'm used to.

The first time I used it I thought I'd have to send it back because it didn't fit in my hand. Since the manual says it can take a few days to get used to, I decided to give it some time. It was easier on the 2nd day, but on the 3rd I decided to leave. It's more convenient than a regular mouse. My only gripe with this mouse is that it really isn't made for small hands, so it's more of a staple for me than my husband. I had to disable buttons 4 and 5 because they are right where my smaller hand…

I just received this and was very excited. First, the mouse's skin is very smooth and very comfortable. My problem is that even with the highest DPI setting it takes me 6-7 times to switch from my laptop screen to my monitor. I use a Macbook Pro but also have a second monitor. I keep moving back and forth on them. Response time is slow, and here the scroll button just didn't work. I had to either press it hard or touch it lightly to scroll, and that wasn't true. Unfortunately, when I logged…

I assume all austerity measures have been taken to ensure the rechargeable mouse is priced that low. The edges are sharp, the plastic creaks, the buttons are tight, the sliding armpit pads are small and rough, and everything fits together a little mismatched. Meanwhile, the mouse uses a bright red LED to control the sensor; just like the "laser" mice of the early 2000s. Software-wise, the mouse dongle hasn't been reprogrammed to remove another company's trademark, and the mouse lacks the…

Easy to use. Better for big men hands than others I've used. But the included charging cable is not suitable, see picture. The square head of the connector sits close to the mouse and prevents it from being fully inserted to charge, hence only 2 stars. I'll see if I can find a suitable cable so I can charge the mouse.

I have bought many mice specifically for my laptops and this is by far the best. I've tried other ergonomic mice and more expensive ones, but this one doesn't stretch and is uncomfortable like others. Once you use it, you'll wonder why it's not the default for this device. And once charged, it lasts for weeks.

The ergonomic design is great, the hand fits perfectly and relieves thumb and wrist strain. What I don't like is the battery life. A full charge takes less than 24 hours. No long USB cable is included, just a short charging cable. Having to remember to plug it in every night is a big problem. I would not buy again, although the design is exactly what I had in mind.