FLY WAY Ergonomic Vertical Wireless Mouse, Rechargeable 2.4GHz Optical Mice 800/1200/1600 DPI 6 Buttons for Laptop, PC, Computer, Desktop, Notebook

I love this mouse. Makes it so much easier in my wrist as I occasionally suffer from carpal tunnel flare-ups when using a regular mouse. It feels weird at first, took about a day or so to get used to it, but now, it feels more weird to use a regular mouse. I had one just like this, except it used batteries. I always would forget to switch it off at the end if the day and it ran through batteries so fast. This one however, is rechargeable and cone with a usb cord. It holds a charge pretty well, but even if it loses charge, you can simply plug the USB charger into your PC and still use it while it's charging. I literally have nothing had to say about this mouse. My best online purchase by far in a very long time!

This works as well as a name brand $100+ ergo mouse I used at work, at a much more affordable price.The mouse is rather tall relative to Its width so it has taken a little while to get used to not tipping it slightly and moving it off-target when I double-click a button. This may just be twitchy nerves in my hand and wrist, but others should be able to compensate as I have to keep it flat on the mouse pad or desk.Highly recommended.

Gloves come in small, medium, large, and extra large- just like our clothes. These vertical wireless mouses should do the same. I had to return mine because the mouse was too big and the texture of the mouse was too smooth, which made it slippery. I could not utilize the mouse because of the design and positioning of it in my hand. If it were a regular mouse, it would have been flat on the table and easily glide across. The fact that it is upright with buttons on the sides made it difficult to handle. It was too large and when I tried to grasp it, it would slide right out of my hand. It’s a great idea concept for anyone needing assistance due to carpal tunnel, arthritis, or some other ailment. However, it needs to fit in your hand properly first to use.

The mouse functions great. I personally don't care for the feel of the mouse. It dose not work for me for gaming. Seems to make it harder to flow through the games. Sorry. Still a good mouse for just surfing the web.

Not what you would think it's going to be if you haven't ever used one before. It's too tall, you're always bumping the thing and it tips over. You bump it going to your keyboard and you bump it coming back from your keyboard. Then it has buttons that are opposed to each other, so when you push your thumb to hit the back button, a lot of times you end up pinching your pointer finger hitting the selection button at the same time. It's too big unless you got great big hands to reach all the way comfortably do the back button and then all the way around to the selection button, you have to slide your pointer finger forward more then use the mouse then hit the back button you have to slide your thumb forward twisting your whole hand to hit the back button then you end up hitting both buttons at the same time. They used to make them that only had a little bit of a tilt instead of being vertical. Poor design, you will be wanting to throw it across the room after 3 or 4 days.

I really like this mouse. I work from home and it takes away the extra unnecessary cord and works seamlessly. Also the mouse goes to sleep mode when not used to conserve the battery. Very cool looking and very comfy as well. Definitely would recommend.

I love the design - this is my second fin-type mouse. My last one worked for about two years before having to be replaced (Architectural drafting, so I certainly put a lot of miles on it). This particular one; however, the mouse wheel's been squirrely since I got it. It will sporadically "go up" while I'm scrolling down, and vice versa. You can imagine how annoying it is when I'm fighting to "zoom in" to a drawing and it intermittently "zoom's out". I originally purchased this unit because it was cheaper than my last one even though it looked the same. It's not the same. Poor quality in the moving parts. Get it if all you're doing is dragging and clicking. Avoid it at all costs if you have to do anything else.

FITS LIKE A GLOVE. WORKS LIKE A CHARM.

I upgraded my mouse to this after having wrist cramps while editing.This offers good line uppy ness for your wrist and feels natural while using it.Nice upgrade, good feels

The mouse has been jumping around since the beginning. It is very light and doesn't feel great to use. Lately it's been glitching out and not clicking right. I've only had it for less than a month. Am already looking at ordering a different brand to replace it. Definitely not worth the cost.

J’ai une épicondylite et j’ai vu une bonne différence avec cette souris !

I bought a similar product few years back and it was amazing. So i bought it again but this seems to be whacky and the cursor goes wherever it likes. it has only been few months i started using it.

Great battery life. Been using this everyday for the past month. A full charge lasts about 2 weeks. DPI switch is on top - it's not mentioned in the English manual.The rubberized finish has started to wear on a small spot but is not a deal breaker. The scroll wheel sometimes skips a line, I wish it was stiffer. It's also starting to squeak when scrolling so I would spray some lithium grease in there.One last gripe is the skates on the bottom are not smooth enough and tends to grab the mousepad with slow inputs. I bought some aftermarket stick on skates from aliexpress to improve the feel.Overall, good value at $19 CAD for a wireless vertical mouse with a rechargeable battery.