DIGIBLUSKY The 5th Vertical 2.4G Wireless Mouse Ergonomic Optical 800/1200/1600DPI Colorful Led Light Wrist Healing For PC Laptop

1 month out - this mouse eats batteries. I initially thought the mouse stopped functioning altogether. Instead, the two Duracell alkaline AAA batteries had run down after a month of use. I think this might be due in part to the color changing light on the mouse. There doesn't appear to be a sleep functionality, so the nights I walked away from my desk without turning off the mouse contributed to the battery drain. I still like the ergonomics, but perhaps grab some rechargable batteries, so you aren't going through them so quickly.--------I ordered this mouse in white and have been using it for several weeks. I like the ergonomics of it and prefer it over my old wired Logitech Trackball mouse. I especially appreciate the pointer precision for the graphic work I do. I am happy with my purchase, but there are three things I wish were better:1. It's not entirely plug and play. The standard mouse functions, right/left buttons and scroll/click wheel operated just fine. The additional buttons don't initialize other functions (on both of my Windows 10 machines), and its not clear where to get the drivers for these. I haven't looked very hard for them, but it would be awesome if it were 100% plug and play.2. When left idle and on, sometimes it won't reengage when I return to my desk or finish a phone call. Switching it off and back on resolves it, so it is only a minor annoyance.3. I should have chosen the black mouse. I thought the black mouse would show fingerprints, so I opted for white, and I'm already seeing discoloration on the plastic from my hand. It is minor, and doesn't photograph well, but is visible to the naked eye. (Pictures included) This is purely aesthetics, and likely due to the super smooth comfort finish. My attempt to clean the discoloration was unsuccessful, so it looks like I will live with it.Overall, this is a good mouse for the price point and ergonomics and would recommend to anyone, if the 3 caveats above aren't deal breakers.

Had mine for a couple of months before it stopped working properly. Drivers were up to date, batteries were good, but the scroll wheel would just not properly work, it would scroll up and down (like a couple lines up and then a couple lines down depending on how long you scrolled) no matter which direction you were trying to make it go. Disappointed.

Bought 2 of these mice. One worked an the other did not work properly. The company returned was very responsive and sent me a replacement. It worked well for a week and then cursor kept skipping backwards when I wanted it to go forward. I returned it. The original one that worked is still working fine and my wife loves it.

The buttons are very firm, which causes significant strain on middle and index fingers. It's good for write ergonomics, but causes finger issues instead. Not quite right...Follow-up: About two months in, the scroll button caves in and I can no longer scroll. Don't waste your money.

After 4 months of use, the left and right buttons stop working; I can hear the click when I press them but nothing happens, I had to press on them real hard several times for it to finally work. Now I just decided to get another vertical mouse with more reviews.

Awesome I like it but eats battery

Not a smooth and accurate pointer. Have to make several attempts to hit the target

I use it for my computer night gaming but I love it anyway