MicroPack Ergonomic Vertical Wireless Mouse, Silent Cordless Office Mouse with USB-A & Type-C Receiver, 800/1200/1600 DPI, 6 Buttons, Reduces Wrist Strain for Work, Windows, Mac, PC & Laptop Pink

No more hand pain along with hand exercises.

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This was slightly too big, but manageable. I loved the "forward/back" page buttons. The cursor speed button was on top and gave 3 speed options, which was nice - but not great for PC gaming, which requires accuracy. This is better for educational or professional use. This had very soft click sounds, akin to that of a touchpad click. Only problem was, the left clicker stopped working properly to where my intended actions weren't applying. Tried it on multiple computers to isolate the issue, but it came down to the clicker. When resizing a window, it will act as if I am either clicking on something else on the screen or it won't register the action at all. When clicking on a link, it will take multiple clicks to register when initially it only took once. For someone who uses the computer for at least 14 hours a day for education and work, this renders it pretty useless for me.Overall this would have been a great ergonomic mouse for the price, but I guess because of the price, the longevity was affected. I now have to find another mouse after 2.5 months of great use. Rest In Peace, little one. You've done me well for that time.

Was comfy but stopped working after 2 months.

Get the Corded Version...2-star because the shape of the mouse instantly relieved the pain in my wrist and it has never come back. (1.5 years of use now)I've been using this for about a year and a half now. You can change the batteries as often as you like however this mouse, I guarantee, will work very inconsistently. Sporatically it will not register clicks on the button and turns on the wheel. I have changed the battery relentlessly and in all combinations of old vs new batteries and Lithium + vs generic and nothing changes its inevitable failure. Anyway, I strongly suggest you don't get this and search for another one.

I have Hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome and was always confused growing up how I got carple tunnel so easily. Not only is my arm/wrist at a better angle with this mouse, but I can keep a super gentle hold on it and move it freely pain free! Which doesn't seem like a big deal, but trust me it is. I definitely reccomend for anyone with hypermobile or arthritic hands or wrists. I don't have to crack my fingers and wrists a million times! Yay!I reccomend making sure the mouse is off in between uses just for battery sake. I really like that it has a usb and usbc option, super inclusive and if you lose one, at least you have a backup!

The position is way better than a standard mouse. I purchased after having a broken wrist. It was a little too angled up for me...meaning I had to lift my hand so my fingers were pointing up to use it, which can get put stress on the ulna bone, especially when it's fractured. But still way better than a standard.However, it died after 6 months. Two days ago, it started only responding off and on. Today, it won't respond at all, even though the sensor light is on. For the price, it's not so bad, but I'd rather have one that lasts at least a year or two.

This mouse just stopped working, i changed the battery still nothing.

Súper práctico y no me ha fallado en absoluto.Si lo recomiendo.