PABREY Ergonomic Mouse, 2.4G Ergonomic Wireless Mouse with Less Noise, Adjustable DPI Levels 800/1600/2400, Rechargeable, for Laptop, PC, Computer, Notebook, Mac - Black

This mouse is very ergonomic. I bought two vertical mice and a memory foam wrist pad hoping one or the other would help with my wrist pain. I don't know whether the mouse, the pad, or both, but my pain is gone. My wrist is in a much more natural position using this mouse. I really like the shape. I bought one mouse for my desktop and one to take with for my work laptop. The other vertical mouse is another brand and style so I could try a few vertical mice styles. This one is a bit smaller than the other one. I would recommend it for small to medium sized hands. I think if you have a very large hand, you should probably find a larger one.The mouse works very well and slides smoothly on the pad. The only thing I did not like about the mouse was the "breathing lights" as they call it. I am not one to read directions so I guess this is my fault, but I wrote the company to tell them that they were annoying and I would probably send this mouse back because of the lights. They replied quickly and said to hold down the DPI button for 5 seconds to toggle the lights off. Problem solved!Overall very satisfied with the mouse and the customer service.

I am impressed by the quality of mouse. There is some velvety texture on mouse, which feels super smooth when using it.Lights in mouse constantly change, giving a feeling of calmness and gaming mouse. Also, DPI button helps to play games on 1 click.I rarely used back/front button. but I am sure, I will use it more frequently.

I’m a remote based employee as my corporate office is across the country so my primary computer is a laptop computer 💻 . Most days I spend on it 10+ hours a day and even when I’m out in the field seeing clients I rely on my laptop for my meetings so it travels ✈️ with me. About 6 months ago my 6 year old daughter accidentally knocked a glass of Diet Coke onto my computer while I was working in my home office. 🙈 I was able to quickly clean it up but of course I knew if there was damage it had already been done. I found out quickly the damage was to the touchpad on the laptop. Because I didn’t have the time to be without my computer I chose not to send my laptop off to be fixed and my neighbor was able to come to the rescue temporarily with an old, beat up wired mouse she had laying around. At that point anything was better than the constant sticking on the touchpad that was causing my computer screen to go bonkers and having to use the up and down buttons because the touchpad refused to cooperate. The beat up, old wired mouse was getting the job done but the more meetings I had to go to the more I was reminded that I probably looked a little silly pulling this thing out every time I took out my laptop. I knew it was time for an upgrade. As I’ve never had a wireless mouse before I was in complete awe 😳of the amount of different options available on one when I began looking and settled on this Pabrey wireless ergonomic mouse as it didn’t seem to be too complex 🤯 but still had some nice features that fit what I needed it for well. I didn’t want anything super flashy 😎 or too advanced 🤓 as I am just using it primarily for business and some personal use.So now that I’ve been using my mouse for a few weeks I’m going to tell you a few of my things about it!🖱💯% Plug & Play! It took me no more than 30 seconds from the time I opened the package to put the USB in the computer to get the mouse working. So simple!!🖱No batteries 🔋 required! It comes with a built-in rechargeable lithium battery. So the only thing you have to worry about is charging the mouse for 1-2 hours approximately every 30 days.🖱The ergonomic design of the mouse makes the mouse incredibly comfortable to use especially when you need to be on the computer for 10+ hours a day. I would highly recommend if you have carpal tunnel.🖱The mouse has a power supply switch on the bottom so you could switch it off while you’re not using it but it also has a sensor to know when you’ve been away from it for a period of time and will go into a sleep 😴 mode. (Similar to a computer monitor)

I work online and, therefore use a mouse and keyboard many hours per day. I have been living with wrist pain for many years. I have tried other vertical mice but due to the straight up and down position, they felt awkward. This mouse allows your wrist to rest at a 45-degree angle which feels better to me. It will still take some getting used to because like anything else in life you feel comfortable with what you are used to. However, I am willing to try this to see if it relieves my wrist pain. I will update this post after I use it for a month or two. I will say also that the mouse feels very nice in the hand. It has a very nice texture and so far all functionality is right on target. It is a wired mouse, which I prefer because I have found they work better. The cord is plenty long enough to reach my tower without adding an extension. I will update this post once I see a difference with my wrist so I can help others with wrist pain.

I purchased this mouse as I had (what was essentially) a replica made by another company that quit on me about a month after the 18-month guarantee window. The mouse is not materially different from my old one, except this one often does not work after booting up, or after logging back in after I step away, or even (absurdly) if I plug in or unplug an 1/8" jack for headphones.I mean... it's a mouse. It works well when it's working, but functionally because of this quirk it was garbage right out of the box. Would love to plug it into my computer's dock, but I have to keep it in a closer USB port because I have to unplug and plug back in so much.

I've tested more than a couple vertical mice to help with my carpal tunnel, and most of them always feel too small in my hands which cause cramps. I don't consider myself to have large hands either.This mouse is the perfect size, a little heavier than I'm used to, but very easy to get accustomed with. They claim that it's not for gaming, but I've used it for that purpose with good success as well. Granted, the design of the thumb buttons make them tricky to press both at the same time and the DPI switch button is on the bottom, but I don't personally find that to be a problem.