Perixx PERIMICE-713 Wireless Ergonomic Vertical Mouse - 800/1200/1600 DPI - Right Handed - Recommended with RSI User

This is my first vertical mouse and now I hate regular computer mouses that lay flat. It works well and has a long battery life. My arm and wrist have distinctively less sore/stress on them due to using this vertical mouse. The only thing is I do have large hands(size XL mens gloves usually) and my hand is slightly too big and my pinky finger doesn't quite fit on the mouse.

I truly love my ergonomic mouse, but it takes some getting used to. Sometimes when I move my hand I'll bump into it. So once you get used to it and the height that it sits, it's great.

nomic mouse, instantly relieved wrist pain. However the battery life did not last long at all, I’ve had for only 4 months and gone through at least a dozen AAA batteries. To the point where I put in a new set of AAA batteries and it works for only a few hours until the mouse dies again. Unfortunately will need to buy a new different ergonomic mouse

I typically don't write reviews of devices for at least 60 days, but had to comment on this one in case people may be on the fence about it. GET IT! It took me a couple hours to really adjust to the change (for the better) in ergonomics and movement, but I have to say that this is one of my wisest electronics purchases of the past two years. It is incredibly comfortable even in my big bear paws. I like how easily it glides without requiring a mousepad. I recommend using a USB hub to help ensure that you'll always have space for the dongle. The connectivity is solid and smooth. I like that the DPI button functions to easily adjust your mouse speed across three levels. Since I have three monitors, that is of great benefit.

Listen, I don't know if it was "trigger finger" per se, but that's the closest thing I could find to explain what was going on with my hand. My pinky finger could no longer bend from the constant use of other mouses. It took some getting used to. After about a week I started to get comfortable with it, and my pinky began to hurt less. However, the inability to move my pinky finger into a bend persisted for about 6 months, and it was still mostly rigid. After 1.4 years, my pinky no longer hurts, I can smoothly bend it with the rest of my hand and even independently, and the weird shape of this little mouse is now my preference. This will be your friend if you have a stiff pinky finger from long work/school hours. It took a while to undo the damage, but it is the only thing that has actually helped. I tried other less vertical options randomly (that didn't help at all and made me realize that this mouse was actually helping me) and even some that looked like a joystick (totally unnatural and in no way productive). If you don't have that problem yet, I'm confident that you at least wouldn't have to worry about it if you used this mouse first.

This mouse was okay ergomic wise. It had stopped working. The product's durability is in question

This is a second one of these ergonomic mice I've had in the last few years. My old one died about 4 months ago, and I went back to my regular mouse for a while. Didn't take very long, before my wrist started to hurt again. First it was a little, and I kept telling myself it was because I was using it too much, but over time, it became clearer, and clearer, it was the mouse itself. I bought another one of these, and for the last few weeks I've been using it. Not paying much attention, I've noticed I've stopped rubbing my arm, and the pain is way down. If you use the mouse a lot, this is a good way to reduce the pain in your wrist and arm. I've had carpal tunnel before, but it wasn't from the mouse. The mouse is causing my lower arm to hurt, just above the wrist. If you're constantly rubbing your lower arm, try the ergonomic mouse. It really helps. This new one is not the same brand as my old one was. They don't make that one anymore, so this looks exactly like it, and works exactly like it. It's helping, so that's all I care about. Some people had complained about battery life in the old one I had, so I started writing the date on my batteries when I install new ones. What I always felt was just a few weeks passing, was in fact many months passing, so that was a reality check. Try it, and you may find you're happier about the battery life than you think you are.

I’ve been using the same mouse, under a different brand, for several years now. It seems it is made by a generic manufacturer and branded by a variety of distributors. It’s design simply saved my wrist. It’s interesting how this different angle makes such a huge difference. Anyway, my last mouse died of old age, and I bought this one. I just love this design. It is comfortable, truly ergonomic and my last one was long-lasting. Update: I’m starting to feel dissatisfied with this particular mouse, performance-wise. Sometimes there is a lag between my actions and the mouse response, which is becoming VERY annoying.

Really helped a colleague resolve wrist soreness from using a traditional mouse. Takes a bit of getting used to but works a treat.

Funkar perfekt! Lite liten för min hand, men man vänjer sig. Jag har två stycken, en för vänster hand en för höger hand. Då kan jag växla hand när den ena blir trött. Funkar jättebra.

If you're experiencing wrist issues, don't hesitate to buy this. It will take exactly a day to get used to, and keep you wrist pain free forever. My only issue with unit is that you have to switch it on and off every time you restart the computer, but frankly a minor issue for someone who is no longer in agony.

Immediately fixed my wrist pains. Connection is a little problematic sometimes, lags for a second every now and then. Not good for gaming but great for work. Great price compared to other big brands.

Per tutti quelli come me per il quale il PC non rappresenta solo uno svago ma un compagno di lavoro, l’acquisto di un buon mouse ergonomico è una scelta obbligata. Nel bene o nel male è qualcosa che usiamo costantemente dalle 5 alle 8 ore al giorno e continuare ad usare un mouse poco comodo ci porterà ad avere problemi di tendiniti e tunnel carpale. Già da un pò uso un mouse ergonomico inclinato, però ne volevo comprare un secondo per l'ufficio. Attirato dal basso prezzo ho deciso di acquistare anche questo prodotto. Introduzione Si tratta di un mouse ergonomico verticale wireless, inclinato di 80° circa rispetto al piano della scrivania. Questa posizione è stata studiata per mantenere rilassati tendini e muscoli del polso e avambraccio. A primo impatto sicuramente la sensazione sia al tatto che alla vista è “strana”. Puo sembrare che muovere il mouse dia una sensazione di imprecisione, però dopo una giornata intensa di lavoro vi assicuro che ci si fa l’abitudine e si cominciano ad apprezzarne le caratteristiche. Il mouse ha i due classici pulsanti Destro/Sinistro e la rotella centrale per lo scorrimento, vi è inoltre un pulsante DPI per cambiare la risoluzione ad 800/1200/1600 DPI. Il puntamento è preciso – pur parlando di un dispositivo dal prezzo inferiore ai 20 euro – e nell’uso quotidiano si dimostra abbastanza affidabile. Il ricevitore si trova in basso, vicino al vano batterie, dal quale dobbiamo estratto per poterlo inserire nella porta USB del nostro PC. Monta 2 batterie mini stilo AAA, non incluse nella confezione, la cui durata dovrebbe aggirarsi sui 4-6 mesi. Considerazioni finali Un buon mouse dal prezzo davvero basso, sicuramente un oggetto senza troppe pretese e dai materiali tutto sommato resistente. Insomma un buon inizio per capire se i mouse ergonomici verticali fanno per noi ed cosa non da poco non ho più avuto dolori. Consigliatissimo