2.4G Wireless Ergonomic Vertical Mouse – Top Pick – Everyday Use

I have been using Ergonomic mice for many years for office and home use and I have found this Ugreen mouse is of great quality it feels good on the hand the Dpi works as expected the various connections will suit most systems the wireless works great with no lag or connectivity issues the software loads up automatically on the windows computer and just install the.exe file and away you go. all in all a good price and well built mouse from UGREEN.

This is probably the most comfortable mouse I have ever used, and it costs lest than a fifth of the closest alternative I tried! I don't suffer from any wrist issues, so I can't comment on whether this mouse helps alleviate them - I simply find vertical grip to be more natural and comfortable. Unfortunately, there aren't that many options on the market that I like. Considering the low price of Ugreen, I thought it wouldn't hurt giving it a try. And... wow! I'm glad I did! Here are just some of the benefits: - The mouse is very comfortable and feels very natural to hold. - You can connect it simultaneously to 3 different devices (two BT connections, and one 2.4G through a dongle). - It's totally quiet - the clicks are "soft" like in some much more expensive productivity-focused mice, but they are also very tactile and well-defined. - Works totally fine on every surface I tried: white desk, wooden surfaces, black mouse pad - no issues whatsoever. - DPI settings are easy to adjust on the fly, and you don't have to install any third-party software for it. - It's cheap! Not everything is perfect, of course, but the criticism I have for this mouse is pretty minor: - The build quality is a little plasticky. It doesn't feel too cheap, but don't expect anything exceptional here. I do, however, prefer hard plastic over "rubberized" surfaces of more expensive products simply because it doesn't act like a dirt and grease magnet. So I would even say I like the plastic build. - The polling rate for this mouse is not advertised (at least I failed to find it), but my testing showed around 125Hz. On one hand, it's not a lot if you are coming from "gaming" mice, but then again... MX Master 4 that costs literally 10 times as much still has the same 125Hz polling rate, so there's that. 120Hz is still perfectly fine for non-competitive gaming and more than enough for productivity work. - One of the feet on my sample was glued crooked, so one of the corners was catching slightly on the mousepad. Not a huge issue, and easily fixable too. Overall - it's a phenomenal product. Highly recommended and worth every cent.

After an injury, I was getting some wrist pain from mousing all day at work and then usually mousing at home gaming. The slight angle adjustment really helped. I have large hands and usually wear a size XL glove; this mouse was just barely big enough for me. I would have preferred it slightly larger and was going to try other similar mouses but, for the price this one is good. Battery has been fine for 2 months of use so far. And almost no more wrist pain!

It's very comfortable and reliable, no hiccups or any issues with connectivity.

Works great, my only reason for 4 stars is the tracking seems a little off, it’s great for just working on day to day stuff, but doesn’t seem too solid when it comes to precise movements. For example try to get the cursor between letters in emails seems harder than the other mouse’s I use daily