Wendry Wired Ergonomic Mouse, 3200dpi Optical Vertical Gaming Mouse, 6D Ergonomic Adjustable Optical Vertical Gaming Mouse with LED Suitable for PC Laptop(Black)

The feel of this mouse will definitely take some getting use to but I would not recommend it for gaming as it is not very sturdy. Broke the "shoulder" buttons within a week. Fine to scroll with, but it's not for everything so only 3 stars.

Everyone kept talking about an ergonomic mouse and I was like yeah right however I suffer from severe carpel tunnel and work on a computer all day ...so I figured try it anything to help right...honestly this mouse is perfect 100% I have seen my pain go down 50% in the week I have used it for 9 hours a day ... It's nice and soft and you barely have to push on the buttons which seems so miniscule but for me when my carepl tunnel acts up I can barely hold my fingers up I will never go back to a regular mouse again you have made me a believe and honestly the lights on it are so fun :)

First-time vertical mouse user. Needed something to use as a casual work mouse alongside my trackball gaming mouse, spread out the strain on muscle groups. This is fine and works for that well enough. Few points:Positives:- The shape is decent for my smaller hands.- The light changes color smoothly and isn't too bright.- Doesn't catch on mouse pad.Negatives:- Scroll wheel squeaks after a week. Irksome, but it still works fine.- Both buttons take a bit to actuate at first and can be a hair straining. Defeats the purpose a bit but not an issue with casual use and adjusting to it.Overall, it's fine. For gaming, it's less than mediocre and not recommended. Despite the gamer RGB look, it's best as a cheap work mouse for preventing RSI and such.

Taking it out of the box, the mouse smelled like school glue/rubber, that I had to clean it with rubbing alcohol a few times to get rid of the smell. The mouse is made of plastic that seems hollow on the inside so it is very light and easy to move around. It fits my hand perfectly: my hand is about 17 cm from the base of my palm to the top of my middle finger.I liked using this mouse. My hand would always by instinct reach for this one instead of my traditional mouse that's placed beside it on the same mouse pad. This mouse was easy for me to get used to. As I was already having wrist and palm pains, it oriented my hand so that it would hurt less. The pain in my hand have now been overcome after a week of using this mouse. I stopped using the mouse after my hand healed.Browsing the internet with this mouse is fine but sometimes my clicks don't register. I didn't notice any latency issue though.Gaming on this mouse is surprisingly not that difficult, it is very doable. I could have replaced my traditional mouse with this if I was not already used to using programmable buttons on my mice. Xmouse doesn't work with this one.Overall, I like this mouse. I'm glad I got this over the more expensive ones. My only real problem was with the clicks not registering. I didn't expect this mouse to be perfect though as I only got it for less than 13 cad.I think this is a good option if you're unsure of buying vertical mice for your hand injury. If it doesn't work for you, you're not really wasting so much money.

The upright wrist thing feels nice as well as the texture. The idea of the wrist being positioned upright seems to work, the only downfall is the 1 button that doesn't seem to work all of the time. After a day or so with this mouse my wrist seemed fine but my finger was in a lot pain by having to press the 1 button so many time to get it to function. I'm unsure if that's the a design flaw of this mouse or if it's this mouse brand in particular ?Either way I'm sending this mouse back for a refund, it simply not good enough I'll continue to shop for another mouse.